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yes toasty, heatsink would finish these off

ive not had any problems...yet, but they do get mighty warm
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We never had any problems with our stack. Running them from a vortex 6 though. Really cant wait to load our other 4. I hate not having much work during the summer.
Those puns do look really special by the way. I bet they are a bitch to move though.
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i got the singles which are still pretty light considering the output...

i wasnt impressed with the vortex 6 on them tho, didnt seem to be enough power into 4r. been runnin them 2 of a xti4000 bridged and been very happy.

just like to add that the xti's actually run as cold as a fridge, had them pushing 4r bridge and after six hours were still cold! i was sitting by them to cool myself down
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Looking rarther cool there VPAS, are those charles v's cnc jobbies?

Im doing some heatsinks for my punishers at the moment, just finishad painting the internals today and putting the side panels on, ill post up some pics when there done.
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toast, you need some Brute's!
 
Vpas, looking good, but what is the point?
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Originally posted by VPAS VPAS wrote:

i got the singles which are still pretty light considering the output...

i wasnt impressed with the vortex 6 on them tho, didnt seem to be enough power into 4r. been runnin them 2 of a xti4000 bridged and been very happy.

just like to add that the xti's actually run as cold as a fridge, had them pushing 4r bridge and after six hours were still cold! i was sitting by them to cool myself down


1550w, no wonder theyre warm
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Originally posted by mykey mykey wrote:

toast, you need some Brute's!
 
Vpas, looking good, but what is the point?


Brutes?
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these are not my cabs, they are iain rendles..
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what is the point in what mykey?? makeing a realy good cab into a tour grade version that wont be f**ked after 6 months or ripped to pieces by the cones??
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mykey, you have mentioned this brute speaker on many threads but no one has heard of it, no one has seen it, no one even knows whether it is even a bass bin or an Indonesian dwarf wrestling champion.

 

Is this is another case of you advertising one of your own speakers again before you even have a working model or is this a commercially available speaker?
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Originally posted by justamadman justamadman wrote:


Originally posted by VPAS VPAS wrote:

i got the singles which are still pretty light considering the output...

i wasnt impressed with the vortex 6 on them tho, didnt seem to be enough power into 4r. been runnin them 2 of a xti4000 bridged and been very happy.

just like to add that the xti's actually run as cold as a fridge, had them pushing 4r bridge and after six hours were still cold! i was sitting by them to cool myself down
1550w, no wonder theyre warm


i take it you mean no wonder the drivers get warm? the xti's are 3200w @1KHz, dont know what that equates to over 40-90Hz but seems about right.
i cant help but think they would sound better of another amp tho, heard them of an ffa8 and it sounded mint, but wasnt in a good space.
for hires tho its allways impressive to have a uniform rack
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>Looking rarther cool there VPAS, are those charles v's cnc jobbies?

myself and iain rendle spent quite some time perfecting the cad work on these - they are made on a cnc machine.

we have designed a a spring loaded heatsink to use with the new version - probably rather tricky as a retro fit, but could easily be fitted from new.

that said, we've not actually had the requirement to make/fit the option to any of the new boxes!
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