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<blockquote data-quote="Don J Davis" data-source="post: 141048" data-attributes="member: 248">Re: 60 Degree&nbsp; DIY Mid HiHere is a quick report on my first gig with two 60 deg boxes.We set up in a parking lot for a concert/movie premier. There were about 500-600 people spread out pretty wide. The 60 deg were not ideal for this coverage so we added some front fills on the downstage lip.We powered the DIYs with 2 iTech4000s per box, DSP via the Driverack.They easily kept up with 8 single 18 SRX subs. One thing that stands out is distance that they stay clear and defined. We were visited by the police with a sound complaint from 3 blocks away, which was amazing considering we were not driving them very hard or loud.During the movie, the DIYs combined with the subs sounded like the best home theater I&#039;ve ever heard. Very precise reproduction of voices, very real sounding.I can&#039;t wait until the 90 deg horns come in. This box meets or exceeds my expectations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don J Davis, post: 141048, member: 248"] Re: 60 Degree DIY Mid Hi Here is a quick report on my first gig with two 60 deg boxes. We set up in a parking lot for a concert/movie premier. There were about 500-600 people spread out pretty wide. The 60 deg were not ideal for this coverage so we added some front fills on the downstage lip. We powered the DIYs with 2 iTech4000s per box, DSP via the Driverack. They easily kept up with 8 single 18 SRX subs. One thing that stands out is distance that they stay clear and defined. We were visited by the police with a sound complaint from 3 blocks away, which was amazing considering we were not driving them very hard or loud. During the movie, the DIYs combined with the subs sounded like the best home theater I've ever heard. Very precise reproduction of voices, very real sounding. I can't wait until the 90 deg horns come in. This box meets or exceeds my expectations. [/QUOTE]

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