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Dinosaur
Originally Posted by
DJ James Lake
You really need to listen to any speaker first before buying.
Originally Posted by
Excalibur
Amen.
Originally Posted by
gaza
Uh
I agree. Rock on. Too true.Hear Hear.Bravo. You said it. Ain't that the truth. Et cetera........................
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amen
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I own a pair rated at 1000 watts rms at 4ohms and find i have to turn down the bass on my mixer as they have Too much bass - vary rarely do i take out or miss mu UL 119's
The UL range the best Peavey has to offer, great value for money and good sound, only draw back i have found is when playing quietly can sound a bit flat but they getter better as you crank up the volume - if you dont want em send us details and ill buy em !
Last edited by Corabar Entertainment; 01-12-2010 at 03:42 PM.
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Originally Posted by
Creature
I own a pair rated at 1000 watts rms at 4ohms and find i have to turn down the bass on my mixer as they have Too much bass - vary rarely do i take out or miss mu UL 119's
The UL range the best Peavey has to offer, great value for money and good sound, only draw back i have found is when playing quietly can sound a bit flat but they getter better as you crank up the volume - if you dont want em send us details and ill buy em !
Thats good to hear.
So, when you are doing an average funtion in a small to meduim venue with say 100 - 120 people, they are fine on their own?
your ones are 500w rms per speaker arnt they.
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i often use just them for bookings upto 250 and often with bands
no mine rated at 1000 watt - i want a set at 500 watt to replace my old XT500's
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Originally Posted by
Creature
i often use just them for bookings upto 250 and often with bands
no mine rated at 1000 watt - i want a set at 500 watt to replace my old XT500's
I didnt know that they did speakers that were 1000w rms each cab?
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Disco Dude!
Ul15's are 500w rms......... Which doesnt really matter as we all know isnt really worth worrying about...
I used mine for gigs up to 200 people. They are loud so will do ok its more the quality of sound thats the issue rather than the loudness.
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Dinosaur
Originally Posted by
gaza
I didnt know that they did speakers that were 1000w rms each cab?
Without looking up the manual:
500w RMS
1000W Program ( ie a 1000w RMS amp feeding them, cos music's not continuous )
2000w Peak ( Momentarily, otherwise you get sound to light, then silence )
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Originally Posted by
Creature
I own a pair rated at 1000 watts rms at 4ohms and find i have to turn down the bass on my mixer as they have Too much bass
- vary rarely do i take out or miss mu UL 119's
The UL range the best Peavey has to offer, great value for money and good sound, only draw back i have found is when playing quietly can sound a bit flat but they getter better as you crank up the volume - if you dont want em send us details and ill buy em !
Have to agree here.
I have a pair of ul12 and the twin 15" subs and have owned some 15's too. I don't use them at all now and are sitting in my lock up as back up really. But I must say they have been a great and reliable cabinet for me and very versatile. But like the other post when down quiet the sounded a bit flat. I had my system running through a peavey controller. But was impressed just using the tops for gigs up to 120 ish.
Last edited by Fullforceeventsltd; 01-12-2010 at 09:02 PM.
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The best peavey tops ive heard are these the Impulses. I had a pair of the 1012s
a few years ago the plastic abs peavey cabs.
12" 700w rms BWX driver inside them. When i bought them new they was £700.00. Now these tops cost £1200 a pair.
Even better than the hisys / ul series.
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I'm guessing the OP doesn't have £1200 to spend, if they did there's a heck of alot better they could get for their money than Peavey, or anything in a plastic box come to think of it!
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