ls2000 nexo

so, some internal pics of the ls2000. the first pic is a si2000 bin with the side off. work has started on making some plans for these with the aim of getting some additional cabs made by cnc.

Marcello - on one note that may interest you, i have had some concern that the drivers in my subs have seen better days - all the coils and cones are fine, no scrapes / rips etc, but the suspention feels too loose.

this afternoon i reconed one of the drivers with an rcf l18 p200-4 recone kit and the new cone feels much better and stiffer as you would expect from a pa driver.

it might be worth checking your drivers to see if they are gettong loose. mine were last reconed 9 years ago, with original parts. i should imagine the re-coned drivers will sound much better.

the drivers on the ls2000 do face different directions, but one is wired out of phase so both cones go in the same direction at the same time. i would imagine this is done to reduce distortion.

im going to order the rest of the recone kits on monday ( another 7) - expensive, but the difference is remarkable. even though the td controller prevents over excursion and temperature damage to the drivers i think this enclosure is quite demanding on the drivers, so 9 or 10 years is goung to make them fairly tired.

HBL - its going to be interesting to try these with 1850's, but im still not convinced. we will also need to check that the driver which sits with its magnet into the rear chamber fits here as there is not a lot of available depth and the rcf is quite a shallow driver.

2 weeks to go, and ive got the whole system going out together - 4 si2000 mid high packs, 4 si2000 bass bins, 4 ls2000 subs amd 4 nexo msi-v full range infills, all powered from lab gruppen. im looking forward to hearing that!