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  • October 5, 2007 at 7:42 am #1141769
    suffolkravas
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      alright boys, thanks for the advice (i looked into it a bit more and i woulda got the shit ripped outa me if i tod my crew i was gonna buy nadys:laugh_at: ) and it looks like im going for the last provided list with the nice crown amps :love: and i dont really want my turbosound to be covered up by shitty speakers, i was just thinkin it was gonna b for my house so i wanted somethin big to stomp against…but thats what we got THE rig for i guess… got 6 other turbosound subs in the big rig so another 4 would fit in quite nicely :weee: once again, thanks for all the feedback! saved me from gettin a grilling from the crew just for the idea! :group_hug

      October 16, 2007 at 12:05 pm #1121003
      Chemical needs
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        antimute wrote:
        ok here is my 2 cents…..

        You could also go down the route of getting some speakers built by someone from here:

        http://www.billfitzmaurice.com/Builders.html
        …

        Cool link :love:raaa

        October 16, 2007 at 12:05 pm #1141773
        Chemical needs
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          antimute wrote:
          ok here is my 2 cents…..

          You could also go down the route of getting some speakers built by someone from here:

          http://www.billfitzmaurice.com/Builders.html
          …

          Cool link :love:raaa

          November 2, 2007 at 6:28 am #1121000
          suffolkravas
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            antimute wrote:
            ok here is my 2 cents,

            buy two 0f these http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Turbosound-TXD121-12-2Way-PA-Speaker?sku=606040

            power it with one of these http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Crown-XTI-4000-Power-Amplifier?sku=481590V

            This amp is good for a number of reasons, it means you dont need a crossover as it has a dsp built in, light weight and stupidly cheap (50% of what it is in the uk). It also mean if you want to buy another set of tops at a later date it can easily power them with enough headroom.

            buy 2 of these

            http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Turbosound-TXD215-2×15-Subwoofer?sku=606044

            Powered by one of these

            http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Crown-XTI-2000-Power-Amplifier?sku=481589

            That comes in at just over $4000, in reality you will also need a flightcase for the amps ($89) and some decent speaker cable ($90).

            :yakk:

            okay mate, i just gathered my cash and am about to buy my shit in 2 weeks, and i was wonderin:
            are you sure that the XTi 2000 will power the 215s? id think that they would need the XTi 4000 considering theyr twice the wattage of the 151s, maybe you got them the wrong way around? or am i just not technically in tune enough to know that you are correct? hehe please give us a hand ^^ cheers mate, nice one! thanks for all the help so far.

            November 2, 2007 at 6:28 am #1141770
            suffolkravas
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              antimute wrote:
              ok here is my 2 cents,

              buy two 0f these http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Turbosound-TXD121-12-2Way-PA-Speaker?sku=606040

              power it with one of these http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Crown-XTI-4000-Power-Amplifier?sku=481590V

              This amp is good for a number of reasons, it means you dont need a crossover as it has a dsp built in, light weight and stupidly cheap (50% of what it is in the uk). It also mean if you want to buy another set of tops at a later date it can easily power them with enough headroom.

              buy 2 of these

              http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Turbosound-TXD215-2×15-Subwoofer?sku=606044

              Powered by one of these

              http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Crown-XTI-2000-Power-Amplifier?sku=481589

              That comes in at just over $4000, in reality you will also need a flightcase for the amps ($89) and some decent speaker cable ($90).

              :yakk:

              okay mate, i just gathered my cash and am about to buy my shit in 2 weeks, and i was wonderin:
              are you sure that the XTi 2000 will power the 215s? id think that they would need the XTi 4000 considering theyr twice the wattage of the 151s, maybe you got them the wrong way around? or am i just not technically in tune enough to know that you are correct? hehe please give us a hand ^^ cheers mate, nice one! thanks for all the help so far.

              November 3, 2007 at 8:39 pm #1121009
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                Put your money back in your pocket and do some proper research in to what you are about to presently planning to run into blind.

                Sorry to make judgements but from what you have posted in this thread IMO you do not know nearly enough to be correctly selecting, buying and using speakers just yet. Understand a bit about how it all works and what you want to do first, otherwise it WILL be wrong and you WILL waste your money. Guaranteed.

                Either that or blast your money on a load of mismatched junk that you won’t be suitable for use and will sound as good as a cheesegrater coupled with a pair of bellows.

                If you MUST have something right now, perhaps consider something like the Void Basys system.

                http://www.proaudioparts.co.uk/void.asp (Top of the page)

                Specs: http://www.voidaudio.com/product_detail.asp?id=46

                Its all-in-one, practically plug-and-play, you get all the gear needed to go included (Flight case for the amp, cables e.t.c) and more importantly its all matched and designed to work together.

                If you come out with ‘nah but that looks shit’ that would perfectly exemplify my earlier point.

                Take time and think about it, or you will fail.

                🙂

                :sign0076:

                November 3, 2007 at 8:39 pm #1141780
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                  Put your money back in your pocket and do some proper research in to what you are about to presently planning to run into blind.

                  Sorry to make judgements but from what you have posted in this thread IMO you do not know nearly enough to be correctly selecting, buying and using speakers just yet. Understand a bit about how it all works and what you want to do first, otherwise it WILL be wrong and you WILL waste your money. Guaranteed.

                  Either that or blast your money on a load of mismatched junk that you won’t be suitable for use and will sound as good as a cheesegrater coupled with a pair of bellows.

                  If you MUST have something right now, perhaps consider something like the Void Basys system.

                  http://www.proaudioparts.co.uk/void.asp (Top of the page)

                  Specs: http://www.voidaudio.com/product_detail.asp?id=46

                  Its all-in-one, practically plug-and-play, you get all the gear needed to go included (Flight case for the amp, cables e.t.c) and more importantly its all matched and designed to work together.

                  If you come out with ‘nah but that looks shit’ that would perfectly exemplify my earlier point.

                  Take time and think about it, or you will fail.

                  🙂

                  :sign0076:

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