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Originally posted by rish rish wrote:

Originally posted by MarjanM MarjanM wrote:

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I heard a copy of them in rototom dancehall area...red box bass like this...never heard something loud and deep...like these
any idea about the speaker?


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Those would have been the ClearSound box: http://clearsoundco.org/products/product/95
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Yeah, Clear sound are way bigger. Huge boxes. And 18inch, unlike ours that is 21 inch. So close, but not...



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18Sound double 21"

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saw a dual 24 inch woofer box are they any good available in uk?

never knew 24 inch speakers were made



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Originally posted by Sinai Sound Sinai Sound wrote:

18Sound double 21"

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a true dat... just one more question...in your opinion 2 double 21" are comparable with 4 18" scoop?
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Originally posted by JAH JAH wrote:

saw a dual 24 inch woofer box are they any good available in uk?

never knew 24 inch speakers were made


Those speakers offer dual voice coils ranging from 4 ohms – 1 ohm and, offer a price range from £520.00 – £1850.00

 

Honestly, unless you are playing modern Dancehall Reggae (Note: Alkaline era) that goes very low, you would be wasting your money getting a pair of them.

 

24 inch woofers have been around since the 1980’s and 30 inches decades before that.

 

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Originally posted by Elliot Thompson Elliot Thompson wrote:

Originally posted by JAH JAH wrote:

saw a dual 24 inch woofer box are they any good available in uk?

never knew 24 inch speakers were made


Those speakers offer dual voice coils ranging from 4 ohms – 1 ohm and, offer a price range from £520.00 – £1850.00

 

Honestly, unless you are playing modern Dancehall Reggae (Note: Alkaline era) that goes very low, you would be wasting your money getting a pair of them.

 

24 inch woofers have been around since the 1980’s and 30 inches decades before that.

 

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These speakers must pull a lot of electric then
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Originally posted by JAH JAH wrote:

Originally posted by Elliot Thompson Elliot Thompson wrote:

Originally posted by JAH JAH wrote:

saw a dual 24 inch woofer box are they any good available in uk?

never knew 24 inch speakers were made


Those speakers offer dual voice coils ranging from 4 ohms – 1 ohm and, offer a price range from £520.00 – £1850.00

 

Honestly, unless you are playing modern Dancehall Reggae (Note: Alkaline era) that goes very low, you would be wasting your money getting a pair of them.

 

24 inch woofers have been around since the 1980’s and 30 inches decades before that.

 

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These speakers must pull a lot of electric then


They are not for those who are worrying how to power them properly more so how much current the amplifier will be pulling from your electrical circuit. Home Theatre guys that watch movies in their dungeon is the market these speakers are aimed for.

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Actual theatres also like to use 24" and 30" drivers.
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Lot's of people suggesting huge cabs, 24" drivers, 4x 18s in 1x cab.


Not one asked OP, about crew size, Transport, storage, bass amps to be used!!! LOL

2x man crew can shift/string up 4-6x 18" Scoop system easy.

And that will cover 800 people, no problem, if decent Scoops, Amps, Mid tops, processing...

This is why many Reggae Systems "Still use Scoops".

Now for Madonna/Beyonce concert, maybe not... LOL
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