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In Reply to: Grill Bill posted by JLapaire on September 21, 2004 at 11:01:48:
Yes, the chart is with cabin gain, figure 6dB less broadband on legs, maybe a bit worse at 20-30 Hz, but up at 45 it would be hanging in pretty good. I'd think that a pair would work better side by side on legs, but that would have to be confirmed by measuring them, and I only have one. It does go deeper than Tuba 24 with its longer path, has less max output, but a pair of them should be very close to a Tuba 24 in output, will go lower, and definetely be easier to haul. Actual measured impedance is better than 9 ohms below 100Hz with the 4 ohm MCM driver, so any pro amp will be able to drive a pair per channel no problem, three in a pinch. I'd think four would give some serious competition to a Lab yet not require three roadies to move them.
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- Re: Grill Bill - Bill Fitzmaurice 13:46:08 09/21/04 (3)
- Re: Grill Bill - weight w. MCM 8? - freddyi 17:41:54 09/21/04 (2)
- Re: Grill Bill - weight w. MCM 8? - Bill Fitzmaurice 07:09:58 09/22/04 (1)
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