What sub under Mt122

C'mon people has anybody heard this combo?

Will it be sufficient for live work or the WSX will lack the kick for drums?

That would be pushing it  little bit. I think that punisher won't go high enough and MT122 won't go as low. WSX is declared to go up to 150 but never heard anyone confirm this.

My MT122 go down 130 nicely loaded with B&C 12NDL76(neo) and high DE85TN. Loud as hell.

would need at least 2 heavy bass bins for one MT. Also if someone can confirm that punisher or WSX can easily go up to 130Hz that would be nice and also loaded with what. Would realy like the punisher under MT instead WSX bacause the size of cabinets. To point out I am talkin about live work,bands etc. If the PD 1850 was available at normal price in Croatia I would build 1850 horn and that would be it, but the asking price is just to high.

Anyone else? Opinions?

Hey guys, I am a bit old school and not really PA oriented - more high powered playback.. But, I have always used a mid or high bass cab between a sub and midrange in my applications as if you use optimized sub and mid cabs it's a big ask for them to meet in the middle. You could EQ the crap out of it all, but I've never been that lucky or satisfied.

This is something I learned from people like Richard Long back in Manhattan & Chicago in the '70's. I know it's not ideal for PA guys having to lug this stuff around, but you really are only looking for a highly efficient (doesn't mean large) enclosure to do say 100Hz to 400hz and you're done. Of course, you can stretch the upper limit but you wouldn't have to.

I use a 600w rms (8 ohms) 4x10" DR for this at the moment as it gives a good kick and is not too heavy. I've previously used 1x18" DR but it's too sluggish. Of course this is not particularly a long throw solution being a near field configuration but I'm not sure that it has to be in a medium sized venue.

I've also brought back super tweeters, both ribbon and regular and man! Now I realise how much I have hated those CD horns! Back to the active 4-way for me with a 400hz radial, and it's a darned sight more interesting (and simpler) now we have DSP

Told you I was old school, but with Class 'D' amps and Driverack, you can keep your verdamdt active boxes!

Like I say this is a personal opinion and you're all gonna think I'm barmy. Well, yes I probably am. 50 years of all that banging makes my head hurt.

lovely stories and all, but the last post in this topic is from late 2012.