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

Yeah the bottom rack, the tb3020, novasound 215 and x1s are ours.
The 4 v1000 loaded SBH's in the middle our from another sounds, and another sound put their pair of tms4 into the mix.
All worked together surpringly well in that space. Few other sound engineers were present and all commented on the clarity (and how loud it was )   

Edited by Twiggy - 02 March 2015 at 2:14pm

Nice stack 

mini-mad wrote: jammin75 wrote:                                     wifes little stack little set in the yard had to run the mini from 35 to 50 to keep vibration down prostax sounds sweet only runnin on tick over in the yard wen i get chance test it proper in the dancehall  ...wait!!... is that a picture of your wifes rack?... what is it? looks like an SAE on the bottom? ...and theres you lot thinkin i was being smutty!! tut-tut... shame on you all!

usin that rack for yard use sae and lms in the that rack alesis multi mix 6 fx mixer everything tuned low for yard use

Wowzers!! twit twoooo!! 

Do some damage that would Nick, good work mate, looks intimidating!! 

lost eden wrote: MarjanM wrote: The subs are not tapped horns. They have more in common with the hog then the tham's. But then again, I've seen people argue that hogs are 'technically' tapped horns rather than scoops. Not that it really matters what they are, if the sound nice!

I've had this dicussion before.... And i wasnt particularly happy with the answer. As far as i think a horn is a horn unless it is a resonant pipe or a transmission line. I would call all scoops variations on a tapped horn.

Thats my tuppence