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<blockquote data-quote="Langston Holland" data-source="post: 55683" data-attributes="member: 171">Re: Subs Subs SubsIf you buy them you still won&#039;t hear much about them. A single Danley TH-Mini would probably outrun two of these subs and go lower while doing it. I do not understand Bag End subs and I&#039;ve had tuning experience with single, dual and quad 18&quot; models - all church installs.A recent &quot;portable church&quot; system that I was called in to tune because the Bag End subs &quot;didn&#039;t have any impact&quot; is a case in point. It was a self-powered dual 18&quot; gizmo that had very little output at the kick fundamental around 60Hz. The high quality tops were capable of about 9dB more clean output than the subs. Whoops.[ATTACH]150453[/ATTACH]The switch on the back of this thing has three &quot;-6dB Freq.&quot; settings: 8Hz, 50Hz and 95Hz. Liar, liar, your pant&#039;s on fire.[ATTACH]150452[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Langston Holland, post: 55683, member: 171"] Re: Subs Subs Subs If you buy them you still won't hear much about them. A single Danley TH-Mini would probably outrun two of these subs and go lower while doing it. I do not understand Bag End subs and I've had tuning experience with single, dual and quad 18" models - all church installs. A recent "portable church" system that I was called in to tune because the Bag End subs "didn't have any impact" is a case in point. It was a self-powered dual 18" gizmo that had very little output at the kick fundamental around 60Hz. The high quality tops were capable of about 9dB more clean output than the subs. Whoops. [ATTACH=CONFIG]150453.vB5-legacyid=3941[/ATTACH] The switch on the back of this thing has three "-6dB Freq." settings: 8Hz, 50Hz and 95Hz. Liar, liar, your pant's on fire. [ATTACH=CONFIG]150452.vB5-legacyid=3940[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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