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<blockquote data-quote="Langston Holland" data-source="post: 63723" data-attributes="member: 171">Re: EAW KF740&#039;sYou got that right Geri O! 740&#039;s are for girls!BTW... There&#039;s a world more low end available from the 730&#039;s without sacrificing output than what the UX presets allow for stock. It&#039;s pretty clear those presets assumed SB730&#039;s would always be flown with the array. Folks also underpower the 730&#039;s low passband. That cabinet for the most part is an undiscovered gem.There is so much more available from so much of the stuff we use, but we&#039;re understandably too busy to pursue it. The handful of mfg&#039;s that put product on the market that is fully tweaked and properly amped deserve their good reputations.Although, truth be told, I&#039;m going to be a very sad camper if I ever buy Fulcrum, NEXO, d&amp;b, Meyer, and maybe two others. What am I going to do with my spare time? Make money or something? Yuck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Langston Holland, post: 63723, member: 171"] Re: EAW KF740's You got that right Geri O! 740's are for girls! BTW... There's a world more low end available from the 730's without sacrificing output than what the UX presets allow for stock. It's pretty clear those presets assumed SB730's would always be flown with the array. Folks also underpower the 730's low passband. That cabinet for the most part is an undiscovered gem. There is so much more available from so much of the stuff we use, but we're understandably too busy to pursue it. The handful of mfg's that put product on the market that is fully tweaked and properly amped deserve their good reputations. Although, truth be told, I'm going to be a very sad camper if I ever buy Fulcrum, NEXO, d&b, Meyer, and maybe two others. What am I going to do with my spare time? Make money or something? Yuck. [/QUOTE]

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