We dont bridge as a rule though we stack the speakers when usin a smaller rig.

got bad feed back probs at the mo so need a x over asap.

Most are stereo when used 2 or 3 way (as in Hi/Lo Left and Right or Hi/Mid/Low Left and Right) but if your try and use them 4 way they will only do it in mono so you get Hi/Mid/Bass/Sub but only one channel for each.

If its just a cheap but effective solution you are after then I’d suggest either the

Behringer CX3400 (arround £80-100) or the Samson S Class S 3 Way (which can be found for arroudn £130)

a x over would get rid of my feedback problem wont it?

i know it sounds silly . but you tryed putting hte decks futher away from the speakers … or isolating them ?

its not that, its since i upgraded my amps i think. though in this room a 3.5k rig dont leave you much space

i get the same problems with a pair of 200 watt speakers i got … small room and on certain frequencys theres is stupid amouts of feed back from the decks …. but if it wasn’t doing it before ..then as you say it might not be that

Explain what you mean by feedback? (I know what it should mean but I’m just checking)

when i put the gain up on eather the 2.4kw amp that runs my w bass bins i get awfull feed back.

just bought a beringer cx3400 btw

higher piched hum louder with the turn of the gain. theres a slight buzz from the tops also

Sounds like an earth problem – check all the earthing in all your kit. Since it comes out of both speaker sets I would go for a common piece of kit the two share. The mixer, decks and crossovers if you have any are where I would start checking.

💡 Do you actually earth your genny? That could be your trouble if you dont.

Do you use balanced line? if not you could just have rf interference being picked up by your cables [which is why we use balanced line everywhere we can] and sanitising it could be challenging

If I come up with any more ideas I will post them here

some times doggy connections/leads can make a hum as well (by dodgy i mean broken)… try swaping around any leads you can to see if that stops it ..(i had a phono lead that used to hum .. changed it and now its fine)

This is a great idea and will be realy useful. One thing I cant seem to find out is how much a standard rig costs to build. I don’t really know how big a standard rig is so sorry if this is a bit broad, just looking for some idea