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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Caldwell" data-source="post: 24074" data-attributes="member: 170">Re: EV Deltamax DML1152 cabinets with JBL drivers - how to approach the seller?The DeltaMax cabinet is nothing more than a direct loaded single fifteen and a two inch driver on a 60 x 40 horn. Reloaded as is with the JBL components does not make it a bad trap box, it&#039;s not a Deltamax anymore but it&#039;s not necessarily bad. Using the the original controller would be a VERY bad idea. As they are with a DSP and some proper tuning they would work very well, assuming all components are good, with proper power. In the hands of a good engineer with &quot;old fashioned&quot; analog processing they would still make worthy speakers. With the component choices today and some research there are a lot of good options for them and I dare say maybe even better than the original.Should they be listed for sale as DeltaMax cabinets, no.Are these cabinets totally worthless, no. Overpriced, yes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike Caldwell, post: 24074, member: 170"] Re: EV Deltamax DML1152 cabinets with JBL drivers - how to approach the seller? The DeltaMax cabinet is nothing more than a direct loaded single fifteen and a two inch driver on a 60 x 40 horn. Reloaded as is with the JBL components does not make it a bad trap box, it's not a Deltamax anymore but it's not necessarily bad. Using the the original controller would be a VERY bad idea. As they are with a DSP and some proper tuning they would work very well, assuming all components are good, with proper power. In the hands of a good engineer with "old fashioned" analog processing they would still make worthy speakers. With the component choices today and some research there are a lot of good options for them and I dare say maybe even better than the original. Should they be listed for sale as DeltaMax cabinets, no. Are these cabinets totally worthless, no. Overpriced, yes. [/QUOTE]

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