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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Weber" data-source="post: 76536" data-attributes="member: 114">Re: Danley SM80 and others shootout Monday January 14 at Danley in Gainesville, GA.First, thanks to everyone at Danley for the hospitality and it was great to get to see some of you again and to meet others.The Tannoy VQ60 is much more an install box and comparable to the SH60 than it is a SM80 competitor or something you&#039;d typically find used for bar band rigs.&nbsp; At least part of the reason it was there was that I have specified the VQ series on some installed system projects and the folks at Danley created an opportunity to listen to one side-by-side with some of their boxes. &nbsp;Having heard it a couple of times now I remain impressed with the SM80.&nbsp; With tweaks such as the Gunness Focusing the KF650z is amazing in how well it can still compete with newer designs.&nbsp; The VRX definitely fell short in this company.The importance of sensitivity was clearly reflected in comparing the SB1000 with the TH118 and TH212 (the IHOP is sort of altogether a different beast).&nbsp; The TH212 definitely sounded like a much bigger box but it could not be pushed quite as hard as the others beofe you found its limits.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brad Weber, post: 76536, member: 114"] Re: Danley SM80 and others shootout Monday January 14 at Danley in Gainesville, GA. First, thanks to everyone at Danley for the hospitality and it was great to get to see some of you again and to meet others. The Tannoy VQ60 is much more an install box and comparable to the SH60 than it is a SM80 competitor or something you'd typically find used for bar band rigs. At least part of the reason it was there was that I have specified the VQ series on some installed system projects and the folks at Danley created an opportunity to listen to one side-by-side with some of their boxes. Having heard it a couple of times now I remain impressed with the SM80. With tweaks such as the Gunness Focusing the KF650z is amazing in how well it can still compete with newer designs. The VRX definitely fell short in this company. The importance of sensitivity was clearly reflected in comparing the SB1000 with the TH118 and TH212 (the IHOP is sort of altogether a different beast). The TH212 definitely sounded like a much bigger box but it could not be pushed quite as hard as the others beofe you found its limits. [/QUOTE]

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