http://collegestation.craigslist.org/msg/2564538113.html
I think this dude is a DJ according to some of the other things he has for sale.
I think this dude is a DJ according to some of the other things he has for sale.
Yep - he gets a D- instead of an F.but hes got the right idea with those cabs... High driver to high driver is better than standard stack (although I'm not sure about his term of line array...)
I don't think they say "line array", just "array". And based on the pictures and the impedance numbers presented it also looks like there are actually two separate 2x2 arrays which are then combined in the one picture and some of the other numbers presented. Beyond that...but hes got the right idea with those cabs... High driver to high driver is better than standard stack (although I'm not sure about his term of line array...)
Max Array output 80Hz - 20K Hz 132db (using a brick wall 80Hz High pass)
And I'd like to know what DSP he's using that gives him a brickwall high pass filter, or how he even determined that the brickwall filter is critical to getting to the arbitrary SPL of 132dB.
I'd like to know what the definition of "brickwall filter" is.
A can or orange spraypaint is all that stands between you and your own miniature U2 Pop-Mart system
If that giant stack of speakers only gets to 132dB SPL, I recommend he buys ONE of virtually any decent pro speaker to do the same thing, in less space, for probably less money.