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<blockquote data-quote="Peter Morris" data-source="post: 141289" data-attributes="member: 652">Re: 60 Degree&nbsp; DIY Mid Hi - They need a name ?That was exactly my logic. I wanted one person in a van to be able to do what would normally take two people and a small truck; and I wanted it to sound better than anything else out there.E.g. a couple of DIY mid / highs, a couple of double 21’s, 6 to 8 Smithers wedges, some 1 RU or 4 channel amps with DSP (I&#039;m using Powersoft K series and M series for fold back) and an Allen &amp; Heath GLD 80 with a digital core (or similar).&nbsp; &nbsp;I wanted to be able to expand on that with 2 x 60 degree boxes a side with twice as many subs, or just use 1 x 60 degree box if I had a long skinny room that required a narrow patternI also wanted to be able to fly the boxes, perhaps with a couple of small to medium lighting stands (125 kgs) and some light weight truss...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter Morris, post: 141289, member: 652"] Re: 60 Degree DIY Mid Hi - They need a name ? That was exactly my logic. I wanted one person in a van to be able to do what would normally take two people and a small truck; and I wanted it to sound better than anything else out there. E.g. a couple of DIY mid / highs, a couple of double 21’s, 6 to 8 Smithers wedges, some 1 RU or 4 channel amps with DSP (I'm using Powersoft K series and M series for fold back) and an Allen & Heath GLD 80 with a digital core (or similar). I wanted to be able to expand on that with 2 x 60 degree boxes a side with twice as many subs, or just use 1 x 60 degree box if I had a long skinny room that required a narrow pattern I also wanted to be able to fly the boxes, perhaps with a couple of small to medium lighting stands (125 kgs) and some light weight truss... [/QUOTE]

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