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Im hoping to spend about £600-£700 on a sub and amp total.
what ever i get i will add to and use a full band pa.
any suggestions???
Excalibur
12-09-2007, 10:03 PM
Im hoping to spend about £600-£700 on a sub and amp total.
what ever i get i will add to and use a full band pa.
any suggestions???
Plenty, but the printable one is
http://www.class-d.com/Product.aspx?PRO=543
and for max power
http://www.class-d.com/Product.aspx?PRO=720
Higher cost, less power, about 900w
http://www.class-d.com/Product.aspx?PRO=715
In the interests of balance- " Other brands are available". Seriously, someone will come up with other choices. Good luck.
DMX Will
12-09-2007, 10:05 PM
Which tops have you gone for?
Which tops have you gone for?
all depends on what subs i get. at the moment i have
2x Studiospares Fortissimo 15
http://www.studiospares.com/pd_248260_STU%20Fortissimo%2015a%20Active%20single .htm
woofer is 300 watts rms and tweeter is 100 watts rms
also just to add is has to be a passive system.
been looking at the kam site. does anybody rate the cobalt series???
flatliners
12-09-2007, 11:32 PM
its all good a well people recomending subs but i think any sound system is personal prefrance
also think about how many watts you need ,what weight , if you want powered or unpowered
powered
http://www.thomann.de/gb/db_technologies_sub_05_subwoofer.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/db_technologies_sub_15.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/mackie_swa_1801z.htm
unpowered
http://www.thomann.de/gb/the_box_pro_tp218_1600_mkii.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/jbl_vrx915_s.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/ev_eliminator_se.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/nexo_ls_400.htm if u want to be really cool
its all good a well people recomending subs but i think any sound system is personal prefrance
also think about how many watts you need ,what weight , if you want powered or unpowered
powered
http://www.thomann.de/gb/db_technologies_sub_05_subwoofer.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/db_technologies_sub_15.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/mackie_swa_1801z.htm
unpowered
http://www.thomann.de/gb/the_box_pro_tp218_1600_mkii.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/jbl_vrx915_s.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/ev_eliminator_se.htm
http://www.thomann.de/gb/nexo_ls_400.htm if u want to be really cool
weight is not an issue as maby i might try and get a van depending on insurance.
i would like a passive setup. saves running loads of leads over a stage to the speakers.
and i was thinking about 3.4k to start off with then build up if need be but i would like to buy the subs first then replace me plastic speakers with wooden boxes for better sound plus everything will be run through a 31 band eq
here a quick question. have a look at these class-d subs as an idea.
http://www.class-d.com/Product.aspx?PRO=634
i take there 650 watts each at 8ohm. now would it work if run the amp in bridge mode and go amp, speaker, speaker because the speaker have a high pass output. can i link them up this way or would i have to change the amp or can i rewire the connetions inside the subs???
discomobiledj
13-09-2007, 09:59 AM
I have just purchased a Biema 600w amplifier. I paid £98.99 for it. It is very good and also very loud.
not sure aobut that one. Any amp under £100 could be to cheap. dont forget that the amp would need to be run all the time for anything from 4 hours onwards???
DMX Will
13-09-2007, 09:29 PM
Tom,
Why not give us a complete budget. I.E. £1k for entire system, and a spec such as:
2 subs, 2 or more tops, seperate amps for tops and subs with active crossover for Y amount of people sized rooms.
Then people can work out an entire system for X amount, rather than having to guess what might go well with some unknown system!
Tom,
Why not give us a complete budget. I.E. £1k for entire system, and a spec such as:
2 subs, 2 or more tops, seperate amps for tops and subs with active crossover for Y amount of people sized rooms.
Then people can work out an entire system for X amount, rather than having to guess what might go well with some unknown system!
its not as easy as that. i understand where your coming from though.
the overall price of the full system is in the air but i need to decide what make to go for. i need somthing along the lines of atleast 4k but thats over about a year. i have tops already so i need subs first. when i have the subs i will replace the tops and keep it all the same make.
i want an active crossover - was thinking of the behringer one
i want a passive system as it would be easier for me to setup.
in the end i would like 4 subs and 4 tops. subs being twice the power of the top. example(800 watts sub and a 400 watts top).
but the sub and amp is my first step. no more than £700. so i need to know a really good reliable make that can be used for dj and pa touring usage.
DMX Will
13-09-2007, 10:17 PM
its not as easy as that. i understand where your coming from though.
the overall price of the full system is in the air but i need to decide what make to go for. i need somthing along the lines of atleast 4k but thats over about a year. i have tops already so i need subs first. when i have the subs i will replace the tops and keep it all the same make.
i want an active crossover - was thinking of the behringer one
i want a passive system as it would be easier for me to setup.
in the end i would like 4 subs and 4 tops. subs being twice the power of the top. example(800 watts sub and a 400 watts top).
but the sub and amp is my first step. no more than £700. so i need to know a really good reliable make that can be used for dj and pa touring usage.
Well, you can still let us quote you for an entire system. Then you just buy the bits you want now, NOW, and the bits you want later, LATER.
Well, you can still let us quote you for an entire system. Then you just buy the bits you want now, NOW, and the bits you want later, LATER.
ok. lets say the total price including all amps and pro leads with neutrik connection as
around £5000-£6000
DMX Will
13-09-2007, 10:26 PM
a) Thats a stupidly high price.
b) Funktion 1
it may seem a bit high but i wouldnt need anything after that. plus it means i can do very large pa setup for bands in my local area plus im trying to compete with a company donw the road form me aswell
Excalibur
13-09-2007, 11:10 PM
its not as easy as that. i understand where your coming from though.
the overall price of the full system is in the air but i need to decide what make to go for. i need somthing along the lines of atleast 4k but thats over about a year. i have tops already so i need subs first. when i have the subs i will replace the tops and keep it all the same make.
i want an active crossover - was thinking of the behringer one
i want a passive system as it would be easier for me to setup.
in the end i would like 4 subs and 4 tops. subs being twice the power of the top. example(800 watts sub and a 400 watts top).
but the sub and amp is my first step. no more than £700. so i need to know a really good reliable make that can be used for dj and pa touring usage.
Four of these
http://www.class-d.com/Product.aspx?PRO=720
one of these
http://www.class-d.com/Product.aspx?PRO=720
No other boxes needed, less than £650 inc leads. 2Kw, tremendous bass, when you expand the system use these as subs or tops. Just a thought for a starting point.
there both links of the kam 2000 amp :lol:
ok. lets say the total price including all amps and pro leads with neutrik connection as
around £5000-£6000
Tom - with that budget you should be able to pick up some decent pro kit.
You mention a local PA company you want to compete with, what's their inventory? i.e. do you know what you're up against, both in terms of kit and experience?
As I mentioned to you previously, if you're serious about PA, make sure you buy kit that's rider friendly (Kam isn't)
HTH
Tony
DJWayne
13-09-2007, 11:29 PM
Don't know how long term you are planning but just stumbled across this on fleabay may be worth a lokk
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2-QSC-RMX2450-2-Madison-dual-15-PA-DJspeakers-18-subs_W0QQitemZ130152573767QQihZ003QQcategoryZ68247 QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Solitaire Events Ltd
13-09-2007, 11:30 PM
Never heard of Madison before. Anyone else?
DJWayne
13-09-2007, 11:34 PM
Me either but 4 cabs and 2 x qsc rmx 2450's at that current price would be worth a tickle i reckon :)
Tom - with that budget you should be able to pick up some decent pro kit.
You mention a local PA company you want to compete with, what's their inventory? i.e. do you know what you're up against, both in terms of kit and experience?
As I mentioned to you previously, if you're serious about PA, make sure you buy kit that's rider friendly (Kam isn't)
HTH
Tony
the other company use martin i think but i have only seen the s range (i think thats the cheaper one) but with £5000-£6000 i should be able to get some good gear. i wanna get a mackie mixer. its only got 16 xlr in but you dont really need anymore than that anyway plua its going to be rack mounted so everything i need is in one box. but still dont know what speakers to get as these are the biggest investment. any ideas will be good because i will be buying the subs at the end of this month hopefully depending if i get my over time at work.
Penfold42
13-09-2007, 11:37 PM
end of this month hopefully depending if i get my over time at work.
That's some overtime.......:eek:
Where do you work Royal Mint.......:D :D :D
DJWayne
13-09-2007, 11:39 PM
I use a martin blackline system which is what you will mostly see mobile and the S is their sub cabinets and the F is their tops. Speaking from experience a martin setup will put you back a few grand i dont think i got much change out of £4,000 for 2 x tops , 2 x subs and the blackline controller but when i hear them its worth every penny :D
That's some overtime.......:eek:
Where do you work Royal Mint.......:D :D :D
noo. sorry. i think you misunderstood me. on other threads i said i have about £700 for a sub or pair with an amp. lol. im only an industrial cleaner but the money is ok. did 72 hours overtime last saterday and sunday. should get about £300.but if i did a weekends disco i could earn that and maby more anyway. lol.
but i wish i had £5000 overtime. lol
I use a martin blackline system which is what you will mostly see mobile and the S is their sub cabinets and the F is their tops. Speaking from experience a martin setup will put you back a few grand i dont think i got much change out of £4,000 for 2 x tops , 2 x subs and the blackline controller but when i hear them its worth every penny :D
andertones are doing f12 for about £450 i think
Dragonfly
13-09-2007, 11:47 PM
noo. sorry. i think you misunderstood me. on other threads i said i have about £700 for a sub or pair with an amp. lol. im only an industrial cleaner but the money is ok. did 72 hours overtime last saterday and sunday. should get about £300.but if i did a weekends disco i could earn that and maby more anyway. lol.
but i wish i had £5000 overtime. lol
saturday 24 hours sunday 24 hours = 48 hours ....... well on my planet which admitedly is not where all the others live but .... :D :D :D
sorry couldnt resist im just jokin with you that isnt bad money though.
saturday 24 hours sunday 24 hours = 48 hours ....... well on my planet which admitedly is not where all the others live but .... :D :D :D
sorry couldnt resist im just jokin with you that isnt bad money though.
:p. well the long one was sunday morning at 6am till monday 6 am. 24 hours double time and what ever i did saterday. lol
i know jamie t uses void, are they any good???
:p. well the long one was sunday morning at 6am till monday 6 am. 24 hours double time and what ever i did saterday. lol
i know jamie t uses void, are they any good???
Void are excellent, we have eight Stasys boxes in our inhouse inventory, great for large corporate discos and live SR alike
If you're looking at 16ch analogue mixers, I'd recommend the A&H mixwizard over the Mackie.
On the subject of desks, have you already got your OB yet, cos if not may be worth looking at the Yammy 01V96 v.2 if you're digitally inclined could save you a lot of pennies in the long run and if you're the main/only user (as opposed to dry hiring your PA) it's a real consideration
and the price??? and can it be rack mounted???
it can be rack mounted. just checked. sorry. lol
and the price??? and can it be rack mounted???
what, a Stasys 8? :confused:
ummmm, in a very big rack I guess it could be :D :D
what, a Stasys 8? :confused:
ummmm, in a very big rack I guess it could be :D :D
lol. i ment the mixer. those void speakers look massive. had a look at the mixer. Saw it for £630 web price and i think im in love with this mixer. saw the back and there even direct out so i could use it at home in the studio. i might fork out a bit more and get this one. :D :D :D
are these any good or toilet as people on here say. :lol:
1. http://www.gear4music.com/PA_Equipment/Passive_PA_Speakers/HK_Audio_Premium_Pro_1x18%60_Sub_500W7.html
2. http://www.gear4music.com/PA_Equipment/Passive_PA_Speakers/Yamaha_SW218V_Club_Series_V_Subwoofer.html
3. http://www.dv247.com/invt/42518/
4. http://www.andertons.co.uk/acatalog/info_S15.html
Excalibur
14-09-2007, 07:55 AM
there both links of the kam 2000 amp :lol:
Apologies due. Try these.
http://www.class-d.com/Product.aspx?PRO=531
I have the older ones, and these are supposed to be improved sound and power.
Paul James Promotions
14-09-2007, 08:17 AM
lol. i ment the mixer. those void speakers look massive.
Have a look at the Basys and Viper systems
anyone heard of brooke???
http://www.pbsounds.co.uk/productspage.php?code=JO2378
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