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<blockquote data-quote="Bennett Prescott" data-source="post: 40808" data-attributes="member: 4">Re: Wedges. Your opinion.I was very impressed with the Fulcrum boxes, not only do they sound great and cut well, Rich&#039;s carefully assembled feedback-resistant preset doesn&#039;t sound cut up and yet gets seriously rock and roll loud &quot;out of the box&quot;. There&#039;s a mic you won&#039;t be willing to yell into.Scott, if you want to stick with Adamson, I liked their M15 except I felt the HF was a little raw. Hard to say whether that can be equalized or not. Otherwise the wedge was well built, got loud, easy to deploy, and surprisingly light.I haven&#039;t heard the EAW microwedges, but the Radian was a good sounding box with solid output for the money. In terms of big boy box loud... not really. If the new ones are better behaved near limit and have a little more output they could be winners. Only you know whether you need loud or very loud. That 6dB costs a lot...Of course, the D&amp;B stuff will probably be the winner, if you can afford it. ADRaudio will have a 15&quot; coax showing up in the states in that general range by the end of the year, as well, for testing and then probably release in the spring.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bennett Prescott, post: 40808, member: 4"] Re: Wedges. Your opinion. I was [I]very[/I] impressed with the Fulcrum boxes, not only do they sound great and cut well, Rich's carefully assembled feedback-resistant preset doesn't sound cut up and yet gets seriously rock and roll loud "out of the box". There's a mic you won't be willing to yell into. Scott, if you want to stick with Adamson, I liked their M15 except I felt the HF was a little raw. Hard to say whether that can be equalized or not. Otherwise the wedge was well built, got loud, easy to deploy, and surprisingly light. I haven't heard the EAW microwedges, but the Radian was a good sounding box with solid output for the money. In terms of big boy box loud... not really. If the new ones are better behaved near limit and have a little more output they could be winners. Only you know whether you need loud or very loud. That 6dB costs a lot... Of course, the D&B stuff will probably be the winner, if you can afford it. ADRaudio will have a 15" coax showing up in the states in that general range by the end of the year, as well, for testing and then probably release in the spring. [/QUOTE]

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