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<blockquote data-quote="Fernando Lopez" data-source="post: 73062" data-attributes="member: 193">Re: Rcf tts26I will be in Florida next week, I would love to give them a call, if you could set it up I would appreciate it.I have measured electricity in this venue and it has been a solid 117v each time ( the 4 times I have used the subs have been in the same venue )I have tried all 4 combinations of the filters, on RDNet they are just a mouse click away. Yes I am using the X-Over output to either the columns or the TT25s (verified by the RCF representative who helped me on the first install)I have not done any polarity testsOn the NXS25 it usually turns yellow (the limiter) I have never seen it redOn the TTS26 it goes to red directly at very low gainsI have 6 NXS21 subs which on paper give me 135 dbs eachI have 2 TTS26 subs which on paper give me 140 dbs eachI NX sub will pound harder than 1 TTS26 sub</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fernando Lopez, post: 73062, member: 193"] Re: Rcf tts26 I will be in Florida next week, I would love to give them a call, if you could set it up I would appreciate it. I have measured electricity in this venue and it has been a solid 117v each time ( the 4 times I have used the subs have been in the same venue ) I have tried all 4 combinations of the filters, on RDNet they are just a mouse click away. Yes I am using the X-Over output to either the columns or the TT25s (verified by the RCF representative who helped me on the first install) I have not done any polarity tests On the NXS25 it usually turns yellow (the limiter) I have never seen it red On the TTS26 it goes to red directly at very low gains I have 6 NXS21 subs which on paper give me 135 dbs each I have 2 TTS26 subs which on paper give me 140 dbs each I NX sub will pound harder than 1 TTS26 sub [/QUOTE]

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