Hd15’s

Go easy on me because I’m a complete newbie but I’ve acquired two HD15’s and an MT122 from a friend, and I wanna get some subs built to make a nice little system. I’m predominantly gonna be using it for little private parties outside, max 100 people at the moment and I’m a bit torn between building horn or reflex cabs. Does anyone have any experience of doing little outdoor parties and what did they find to be the most effective for drum n bass and techno and other bottom heavy styles

Cool cheers ross, g sub is a box I’ve heard mentioned a lot, not overly concerned with simplicity as I’m not building it and my chippy mate like a challenge! G sub and x1 are reflex box’s so I’m guessing you’re recommending these over horns. So how many g subs would cover the hd15’s and the mt122 in your opinion?

In that case I'd look into building 2 hog scoops. Great all round cabinet for sub.

Ross we’re probably gonna have one stack, thinking I’m gonna choose the box first as that will dictate the driver? The storage transport and cash (ish) aren’t really too much of an issue. Mini mad cheers I thought it was reflex my bad! Bob like I said I came into these speakers and I don’t wanna necessarily make new mid tops until I’ve got some sub but it would be nice to build something that can be paired with the mt122, this might sound counter intuitive I know but I like the idea we might scale up one day!

Going to be a four way system then. Even as one stack, two MS18 or similar, then HD, then the MT. Proper overkill and a sod to get right. 100 people? Sell it on and do a smaller two way system?

horns are usually a bit more expensive and complicate to build and load, 2x 218s reflex even with rel. cheap drivers should keep up with what you got already and are easy to build..

my only concern in that setup would be the rel. narrow dispersion of the mt122.. no problem for up close mash-up dances in the woods but ideally you`d swap that top for 2 arrayable 60° reflex tops (ferrite loaded mt122 aint great fun to stack aswell + unflexible for say stereo/smaller setups) ;)