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<blockquote data-quote="Peter Morris" data-source="post: 137907" data-attributes="member: 652">Re: New DIY Mid HighFWIW I believe the system was set up by one of your representatives.&nbsp; I assume you have standard recommended settings for the SM80 / TH118 combination.&nbsp; I also think the set-up was fine, comparatively the SM80 + TH118 was very good. When you consider the total cost including amps and processors it was excellent.My interest is in how we should voice our sound systems, particularly when setting up a system in field.&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;m not talking about the amount of available sub power needed for EDM, but an alignment that sounds flat and natural and is nice to listen to.From the description on your web page both the J1 and J2 are part of the Jericho range of speakers. They appear to designed for similar applications; to cover large spaces like a football stadium. The J1 has a 90 x 40 pattern and the J2 a 90 x 60 pattern and they both use 6 x 18&quot; drivers for the LF.&nbsp; So why is there such a difference in how they are voiced?You describe the J1 as follows&nbsp; &quot;the J1-94, or Jericho Horn, is simply the most accurate high-power loudspeaker ever created” yet the low frequency between 60 – 100 Hz is about 12 dB louder than the mid band around 1000 Hz – why did you align it that way?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter Morris, post: 137907, member: 652"] Re: New DIY Mid High FWIW I believe the system was set up by one of your representatives. I assume you have standard recommended settings for the SM80 / TH118 combination. I also think the set-up was fine, comparatively the SM80 + TH118 was very good. When you consider the total cost including amps and processors it was excellent. My interest is in how we should voice our sound systems, particularly when setting up a system in field. I'm not talking about the amount of available sub power needed for EDM, but an alignment that sounds flat and natural and is nice to listen to. From the description on your web page both the J1 and J2 are part of the Jericho range of speakers. They appear to designed for similar applications; to cover large spaces like a football stadium. The J1 has a 90 x 40 pattern and the J2 a 90 x 60 pattern and they both use 6 x 18" drivers for the LF. So why is there such a difference in how they are voiced? You describe the J1 as follows [I]"the J1-94, or Jericho Horn, is simply the most accurate high-power loudspeaker ever created”[/I] yet the low frequency between 60 – 100 Hz is about 12 dB louder than the mid band around 1000 Hz – why did you align it that way? [/QUOTE]

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