And you think what you want as well, I think enjoying the sound of something is what defines audiophile preference. Those are nice domes in those horns. And you really are just a day ruiner aren't you? Well I hope you can provide me with some mid drivers that sound better for my custom builds. Some engineers man, laughingly absurd, I bet you haven't ever heard any delicate mids in your life. And yeah I think these came from Houston hall in my hometown used when bands would tour its actually likely. Either way I was just trying to provide OP with some direction to make them sound good. You should really reconsider your rude comments, i mean sure get your opinion out there but come on now im being helpful, you simply are not.
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Peavy C-600 Network Speaker Cabinet
- Thread starter John Pons
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- Feb 12, 2006
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Since the OP hasn't been back since the day after he joined, he was another example of how inappropriate this thread really is.
Since you haven't figured out the experience of some of us here (obviously), I spent 40 years in touring pro audio at FOH as well as 35 of those years also designing pro audio and pro bass gear for some of the largest companies in the industry.
You want a good mid driver, the 2480/82, and the 2445 are light years beyond. Even the new Atlas mid drivers are a big improvement.
Since you haven't figured out the experience of some of us here (obviously), I spent 40 years in touring pro audio at FOH as well as 35 of those years also designing pro audio and pro bass gear for some of the largest companies in the industry.
You want a good mid driver, the 2480/82, and the 2445 are light years beyond. Even the new Atlas mid drivers are a big improvement.
Well, you can certainly fry horns / tweeters by putting a full range signal into them at full power, but it’s unlikely the main speaker / sub would be damaged if fed a signal of high freq only. The drivers in a multi-speaker cabinet have to be isolated from the crossover and any other common connection in order to bi-amp the cabinet, otherwise it will be amps that someone might actually blow up if there is anything common between the Low-in / High-in bi-amp jacks.
