Harford Sound 118HP Subwoofers

Re: Harford Sound 118HP Subwoofers

Shane Presley said:
I don't know Tim, it's perfectly Clair to me.... lol
Evan what happened to change the direction of the grill pattern, did you cut a couple grills on the opposite grain of the steel roll... My OCD is kicking in... twitch, twitch
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Shane,
I didn't realize they were different until after I had them cut and in place. :lol:

...And I have no idea what you're talking about with the amp racks. 8)~8-)~:cool:




Evan
 
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Bennett Prescott said:
Hey Evan,

Can you turn up the smoothing on your Smaart traces? I think I can still see a little response deviation! :twisted:

P.S. Get V7! It is way easier to run.
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Looking at the screenshots I just thought: "What an oldschool guy Evan is"

On the smoothing I agree, on the version, well, V4 obviously does the job. I personally love V7 over V6 for the user interface.
 
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Marjan Milosevic said:
If they walk, then they are not braced enough.
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Unless speakers are horizontally opposed in the same box, any lightweight high powered sub (regardless of how well braced) with heavy cones on a smooth surface will tend to walk, as the kick drum and bass signals are generally not a symmetrical waveform, and cones often go one direction a bit easier than the other.
Each kick beat can be like a little hammer knocking the sub forward or backward, or at a diagonal, if the cone is not centered in the cabinet.
Reverse the polarity of the PA, the subs will reverse walking direction. Fun to watch!
 
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Marjan Milosevic said:
If they walk, then they are not braced enough.
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No, they're just light enough with enough oomph to push themselves across a tile floor. It's impossible to keep them from walking on a smooth surface. I had 4 of my subs ratchet strapped together with monitors on top of them a few weeks ago... By the end of the night, they had moved a solid foot from where they started. ...And I've had the same experiences with just about every sub on the market.


Evan
 
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Evan Kirkendall said:
No, they're just light enough with enough oomph to push themselves across a tile floor. It's impossible to keep them from walking on a smooth surface. I had 4 of my subs ratchet strapped together with monitors on top of them a few weeks ago... By the end of the night, they had moved a solid foot from where they started. ...And I've had the same experiences with just about every sub on the market.


Evan
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Art Welter said:
Reverse the polarity of the PA, the subs will reverse walking direction. Fun to watch!
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The obvious solution is just to flip polarity of the entire PA every other song. :lol:
 
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Evan Kirkendall said:
No, they're just light enough with enough oomph to push themselves across a tile floor. It's impossible to keep them from walking on a smooth surface. I had 4 of my subs ratchet strapped together with monitors on top of them a few weeks ago... By the end of the night, they had moved a solid foot from where they started. ...And I've had the same experiences with just about every sub on the market.


Evan
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Evan, Bold Audio BA118 is one of the most powerful single 18 inch sub on the planet, it is 41kg and it does not walk on a smooth surface. So you should try and put some better feet for a start, or make a rubber skids like we did so the grip is much much better..
 
Re: Harford Sound 118HP Subwoofers

Marjan Milosevic said:
Evan, Bold Audio BA118 is one of the most powerful single 18 inch sub on the planet, it is 41kg and it does not walk on a smooth surface. So you should try and put some better feet for a start, or make a rubber skids like we did so the grip is much much better..
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Maybe you need to send Evan 8 or a Dozen of them and see if he can make them walk across the floor!!!!!
 
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