-=SHOW OFF YOUR SOUND SYSTEM!!!!=-PART 2

It was done like that because of space. I had let the Lampy's to do what they wanted, and I didn't have the space I usually have. If you look at the Badges, The bass cab immediately above the subs usually stands in between them to make three wide. However I lined the system up with the front of the console and the subs Subs seemed to couple right along the front so that was good, and just to get a sense of Scale, I actually can't see over the top of that console, it's above Eye level.

It can be used for anything. I only consider my systems as PA systems. I have never understood the notion that people build or can only use a system for certain things. One thing I would say, is that you need a good mid. I personally only ever judge sound equipment on  the quality of the vocals. A reggae sound system is used like an effects unit and has little to do with reality. In the end it's just down to balance and good engineering, but I can't emphasise the importance of the Mid\hi sections. With bass, if it's a good box, all you have to do is add more or cut some out to get a balance. When it comes to doing the job, the only choice to be made is how big, and that encompasses the type of system. IB, horn loaded for projection etc. A good PA system will always be a good Playback system. In my own mid cab, I use two very efficient 12's and a co-axil compression driver, that does it for me at the moment.

discosucks wrote: also

I could not notice the 2 big barrels in the mirror sitting next to the DJ.Are they full with beer?

Crap! my bad again..there seems to be 2 more in the far back of the mirror.Are they used as counterweights?

TONY.A.S.S. wrote: It can be used for anything. I only consider my systems as PA systems. I have never understood the notion that people build or can only use a system for certain things. One thing I would say, is that you need a good mid. I personally only ever judge sound equipment on  the quality of the vocals. A reggae sound system is used like an effects unit and has little to do with reality. In the end it's just down to balance and good engineering, but I can't emphasise the importance of the Mid\hi sections. With bass, if it's a good box, all you have to do is add more or cut some out to get a balance. When it comes to doing the job, the only choice to be made is how big, and that encompasses the type of system. IB, horn loaded for projection etc. A good PA system will always be a good Playback system. In my own mid cab, I use two very efficient 12's and a co-axil compression driver, that does it for me at the moment.