carlsbro delta 12

[amplified]

i'm considerin buying a pair of these just wondering if anyone has any views on the carlsbro brand or these speakers in particular. I am buying these 2nd hand for £150 with a powerline 800 wat amp is this worth it?

cheers

mods sorry if this is in the wrong section

[Excalibur]

i'm considerin buying a pair of these just wondering if anyone has any views on the carlsbro brand or these speakers in particular. I am buying these 2nd hand for £150 with a powerline 800 wat amp is this worth it?

cheers

mods sorry if this is in the wrong section

Ah. You'll get divided opinons on this one. I have no fist hand of the kit you mention, but I'd say you must hear it first. I'd guess it'll sound OK at first, but when you push it to the max, it'll be crap. I have a mixer amp which is fine for background and speeches, but no good for D&B raves. ;)

Edit: Spotted the size of the amp. The whole rig's small. Below 100 people tops.

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Edit: Spotted the size of the amp. The whole rig's small. Below 100 people tops.

well im running a pair of class D 350w bass bins aswel of a seperate amp wel at least thats my plan if i get these carlsbro speakers. thought thatwould be enough for most applications

[ppentertainments]

Personally I find carlsboro speakers quite tinny, although I know a lot like them. Would say you would definetly need bass bins for larger venues.

[Penfold42]

Personally I find carlsboro speakers quite tinny, although I know a lot like them. Would say you would definetly need bass bins for larger venues.

Not my Gamma 600 bass bins....tinny? :confused: :boxer2:

:D :D :D :D :D

[ppentertainments]

Not my Gamma 600 bass bins....tinny? :confused: :boxer2:

:D :D :D :D :D

:D :D Thought you might sneak up behind me.
Like all speakers - it's personal opinion. I won't mention the brand I use for fear of reprisals :D :D :D

[Penfold42]

:D :D Thought you might sneak up behind me.
Like all speakers - it's personal opinion. I won't mention the brand I use for fear of reprisals :D :D :D

:lol:

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

:D :D Thought you might sneak up behind me.


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[Excalibur]

well im running a pair of class D 350w bass bins aswel of a seperate amp wel at least thats my plan if i get these carlsbro speakers. thought thatwould be enough for most applications

Ah, well. You didn't say that in the original post. ;) Get an active croissover, and it will work. Won't fill Wembley, but 150-200 no bother.

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well i also have another option and that is to buy a pair of peavy st-15's with a 600 watt amp for £250. i know this is the most expensive option but maybe it will be worth it with the quality being better or so im led to beleive. are the peavys the better option would you say?

cheers

[Excalibur]

well i also have another option and that is to buy a pair of peavy st-15's with a 600 watt amp for £250. i know this is the most expensive option but maybe it will be worth it with the quality being better or so im led to beleive. are the peavys the better option would you say?

cheers

Yes, but stil get the active crossover, it's worth it. I used to run the Class D subs with Peavey Eurosys, the older version of ST15's. It was intended to be a second rig, but because we loved it so, it became the main rig, until I got the Class D CD15SP's.

[Cj_The_Dj]

i dont like the ST or pro series from peavey blown very easy., but the black widow are solid with good bass.

[DJMaxG]

I have heard the Carlsbro Gammas (plastic) and they are very good ...

says the person who owns a pair of Skytecs :D


They're not majorly bassy, but good enough for the average party, and definately loud.

[DJMaxG]

Oh - old thread, just realised.

[flatliners]

carlsbro from what i have been told have gone bust in to liquidation down the pan what ever you like to call it