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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 117452" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Phase align subs to mainsI worked with a VERY POPULAR older country artist who DID NOT want it loud.&nbsp; He has been know to fire the sound guy from the stage in the middle of a show if he felt it was to loud.Many people in the audience were wanting it louder (and the system could do it easily) but his FOH guy kept it very reasonable and had a great mix.One of the issues that many people forget is how easily the ear clips!!!!I am doing some high level testing right now and there is NO WAY you can stand it anywhere the cabinet.&nbsp; It sounds as if the drivers are all shreaded.&nbsp; And it HURTS REALLY BAD!But put on some hearing protection-go into my office and shut the door and it sounds fine (just a little bit dull).&nbsp; But &quot;magically&quot; the drivers don&#039;t sound as if they are blown anymore.YES it can get to loud and your ear cannot stand it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 117452, member: 30"] Re: Phase align subs to mains I worked with a VERY POPULAR older country artist who DID NOT want it loud. He has been know to fire the sound guy from the stage in the middle of a show if he felt it was to loud. Many people in the audience were wanting it louder (and the system could do it easily) but his FOH guy kept it very reasonable and had a great mix. One of the issues that many people forget is how easily the ear clips!!!! I am doing some high level testing right now and there is NO WAY you can stand it anywhere the cabinet. It sounds as if the drivers are all shreaded. And it HURTS REALLY BAD! But put on some hearing protection-go into my office and shut the door and it sounds fine (just a little bit dull). But "magically" the drivers don't sound as if they are blown anymore. YES it can get to loud and your ear cannot stand it. [/QUOTE]

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