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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 16352" data-attributes="member: 46">Re: What to do, if anything?Hey Ryan,ARCS is cool but way beyond what I can afford.&nbsp; Not to mention that the boxes are 57KG (125lbs) each.&nbsp; The LA4/LA8 amps alone are expensive enough.Evan, the closest Danley box to something of the size I&#039;d want would be the SM60F, but it can&#039;t scale big enough.Essentially what I think I need is a box that can be both horizontally OR vertically arrayed..... or else vertically arrayed but decent performing in small quantities (ie 2 on a stick up to 8 per side sort of thing)Geo s12 will do that, but at the expense of no cross rent ability (I may have to give up on that one), and totally maxing out my budget, which I&#039;d rather not do.&nbsp; Maxing out my budget = better off not owning anything and renting.&nbsp; The hard part is that I am limited for GOOD local rental options.&nbsp; The good stuff is a couple hours away.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 16352, member: 46"] Re: What to do, if anything? Hey Ryan, ARCS is cool but way beyond what I can afford. Not to mention that the boxes are 57KG (125lbs) each. The LA4/LA8 amps alone are expensive enough. Evan, the closest Danley box to something of the size I'd want would be the SM60F, but it can't scale big enough. Essentially what I think I need is a box that can be both horizontally OR vertically arrayed..... or else vertically arrayed but decent performing in small quantities (ie 2 on a stick up to 8 per side sort of thing) Geo s12 will do that, but at the expense of no cross rent ability (I may have to give up on that one), and totally maxing out my budget, which I'd rather not do. Maxing out my budget = better off not owning anything and renting. The hard part is that I am limited for GOOD local rental options. The good stuff is a couple hours away. [/QUOTE]

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