If I could start again, I would go for small 8" tops with either 12" or 15" subs. Mainly just to keep the size of the speaker cabs and also to reduce weight.
Just need to get the crossover points set up correctly and your on to a winner. :)
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If I could start again, I would go for small 8" tops with either 12" or 15" subs. Mainly just to keep the size of the speaker cabs and also to reduce weight.
Just need to get the crossover points set up correctly and your on to a winner. :)
They arent cheap thats for sure but they are worth the cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by Takeiteasy
Hi John, have you heard them in action?Quote:
Originally Posted by Twinspin
I heard them at electromusic in Doncaster. I can honestly say they are the best active cabs ive ever heard.
In one word..... them RCF 7 series cabs will blow your socks off. Very loud cabs, Extremely punchy, and they sound crystal clear.
Best thing to do is go and have a listen to them. I did and i think they are amazing.
Thanks for your comments John.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twinspin
I've heard the 7 series and they don't sound a great deal different to the 3 series to me.
We installed 3 pairs of these into a sports venue last year.... we have a number of SRM450v2 and 350v2's but we're looking to change them all over for the 725's but there quite a lot of money..... even trade there ££££'sQuote:
Originally Posted by MikeW
If you really wanted the most compact ''best'' sounding system d&b T series :) £££££'s thou lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Tom