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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Hayes" data-source="post: 83904" data-attributes="member: 4060">Re: Adamson users?I use a Metrix system pretty often, (2) subs and (5) tops per side.&nbsp; It&#039;s mainly in corporate atmospheres with little setup time so usually stage stacked, they go up in no time with the captive rigging.&nbsp; I experienced the same upper midrange coupling, but we only send them out with Lab Gruppen PLM 10000Qs so we have onboard Lake processing to deal with that.&nbsp; It also makes for a surprisingly small footprint, needing just two amplifiers to run both stacks with no panels needed.My only gripe with the Metrix is that the subs, while incredibly powerful(and are from what I can hear sonically identical to the Adamson P215), aren&#039;t as deep as I&#039;d like them to be.&nbsp; Supplementing them with 2x18&quot;s is a good idea if you want more rumble.Also I&#039;ve gotten prompt responses from technical support crew over there, which is always a plus.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevin Hayes, post: 83904, member: 4060"] Re: Adamson users? I use a Metrix system pretty often, (2) subs and (5) tops per side. It's mainly in corporate atmospheres with little setup time so usually stage stacked, they go up in no time with the captive rigging. I experienced the same upper midrange coupling, but we only send them out with Lab Gruppen PLM 10000Qs so we have onboard Lake processing to deal with that. It also makes for a surprisingly small footprint, needing just two amplifiers to run both stacks with no panels needed. My only gripe with the Metrix is that the subs, while incredibly powerful(and are from what I can hear sonically identical to the Adamson P215), aren't as deep as I'd like them to be. Supplementing them with 2x18"s is a good idea if you want more rumble. Also I've gotten prompt responses from technical support crew over there, which is always a plus. [/QUOTE]

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