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Title: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: cliff truesdell on October 30, 2012, 02:20:06 AM
Title sums it up, just wondering if anyone has them or has heard them. Very interesting looking design.


http://jtrspeakers.com/portable/noesis-2ax-2/
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Jeff Permanian on November 01, 2012, 10:40:34 AM
Title sums it up, just wondering if anyone has them or has heard them. Very interesting looking design.


http://jtrspeakers.com/portable/noesis-2ax-2/

There are two Noesis 2AX (2-way, angled back for foh or monitor) that have been out in the field being beta tested for the last 12 weeks. They have been driven off an Itech 8000, limiting set at 800w, rms and 179V peak.

Harley Osterlund currently has the beta test pair.  John Halliburton willl have a pair for a few weeks. I'll have a pair at an event in the Chicago area Nov 10th. There will also be a pair at the Indianapolis speaker shootout that Steve Hurt is hosting on Nov 19th.

There is also the Noesis 3TX (3-way, arrayable trap) that is uses a large horn with a coaxial compression driver that has horn loading down to 400hz.

The idea behind the Noesis 2AX and 3TX is to achieve the highest quality, greatest output with the least amount of weight. The dual 10" woofers of the Noesis 3TX and 2AX have similar cone area to a 15" however have the power handling of a driver with a 5" voicecoil and are 100db/1watt sensitive plus only weigh 14lbs.

There are pictures and more information on JTR's forum (JTR's home page, half way down on the right).
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: John Halliburton on November 01, 2012, 01:01:10 PM
There are two Noesis 2AX (2-way, angled back for foh or monitor) that have been out in the field being beta tested for the last 12 weeks. They have been driven off an Itech 8000, limiting set at 800w, rms and 179V peak.

Harley Osterlund currently has the beta test pair.  John Halliburton willl have a pair for a few weeks. I'll have a pair at an event in the Chicago area Nov 10th. There will also be a pair at the Indianapolis speaker shootout that Steve Hurt is hosting on Nov 19th.

There is also the Noesis 3TX (3-way, arrayable trap) that is uses a large horn with a coaxial compression driver that has horn loading down to 400hz.

The idea behind the Noesis 2AX and 3TX is to achieve the highest quality, greatest output with the least amount of weight. The dual 10" woofers of the Noesis 3TX and 2AX have similar cone area to a 15" however have the power handling of a driver with a 5" voicecoil and are 100db/1watt sensitive plus only weigh 14lbs.

There are pictures and more information on JTR's forum (JTR's home page, half way down on the right).

No loud rock shows, but if anyone is interested, I will be using them tomorrow night, and on the 10th on the north side of Chicago, and maybe on the 7th and 15th at a smaller pub on the northside, If I can figure out temporary placement on stands. 

My initial take is that the 2ax is a killer for weekend warriors and small gigs-lightweight, quality sound, and really efficient.  On poles above small subs, a very nice package.
The 3tx, even more so, just a bit heavier.

Best regards,

John
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Mike Christy on November 01, 2012, 01:08:54 PM
Im serioulsy thinking about the 3tx as QRx upgrade. Need to hear and see plots first. Worried somewhat about the exposed HF coax driver and mechanical damage.

John, will be very interested in the comprison betwen the 2tx and triple-8, discounting the different HF pattern of course - Thx

Mike
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Jeff Permanian on November 01, 2012, 01:13:46 PM
No loud rock shows, but if anyone is interested, I will be using them tomorrow night, and on the 10th on the north side of Chicago, and maybe on the 7th and 15th at a smaller pub on the northside, If I can figure out temporary placement on stands. 

My initial take is that the 2ax is a killer for weekend warriors and small gigs-lightweight, quality sound, and really efficient.  On poles above small subs, a very nice package.
The 3tx, even more so, just a bit heavier.

Best regards,

John

I think you might be under estimating these a bit. Harley is doing +1000 people gigs all the time with just a pair of Noesis 2AX and the gig I'll be in Chicago for on the 10th is a +1500 person.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Jeff Permanian on November 01, 2012, 01:15:44 PM
Im serioulsy thinking about the 3tx as QRx upgrade. Need to hear and see plots first. Worried somewhat about the exposed HF coax driver and mechanical damage.

John, will be very interested in the comprison betwen the 2tx and triple-8, discounting the different HF pattern of course - Thx

Mike

I've decided not to expose the coaxial and I'm meeting with my cabinet shop tomorrow to finallize the changes. I'll have pictures in the next couple weeks.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: John Halliburton on November 01, 2012, 01:20:50 PM
I think you might be under estimating these a bit. Harley is doing +1000 people gigs all the time with just a pair of Noesis 2AX and gig I'll be in Chicago for on the 10th is a +1500 person gig.

Mike,

I've not any T8's of my own, and the last time I heard a pair was probably six months ago, so it'll be hard making comparisons. 

Jeff,

No doubt about possibly underestimating them-tomorrow's event will be in the 640 seat auditorium that I've covered with my Danley designed Triks for years.  I know they're not the most efficient of his designs, but we both know they are very good sounding.  I rarely find myself lacking in level for the events I do there, so I'll be looking for increases in headroom, coverage around the edges, overall sound quality, etc.

Best regards,

John
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Jeff Permanian on November 07, 2012, 02:07:57 PM
Here is the thread for the shootout where the Noesis will be:
http://forums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/topic,140751.0.html
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: paul bell on November 07, 2012, 09:26:38 PM
Hey Jeff!

Nice to see you've got a nice line of stuff there!
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: royaljenner on November 13, 2012, 09:59:34 PM
Hi all,
I made it to the Bridgeport arts center Nov 10 to hear Jeff's new Noesis tops, along with a treat of 8 orbit shifters.  The orbit shifters were nothing short of stunning!  Initially the sound check went without tops due to a cabling issue with cabling to the amps... After a few minutes the tops came alive.  I was shocked to hear the Noesis 2ax keep up with the subs with a rich crystal clear natural sound... to the point where the space (and occupants) couldn't take more SPL.

Having the tech crew request a shutdown, Jeff took the opportunity to highlight another awesome feature, lack of weight!  Jeff handed me the Noesis cabinet... Light as a feather, floored me.  The cabinet is rock solid but light... Amazing!

I own currently own 4 Growlers and a pair of Triple 8's... Now I'm wondering when I should, or can, upgrade!
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: John Chiara on November 13, 2012, 10:02:53 PM
Hi all,
I made it to the Bridgeport arts center Nov 10 to hear Jeff's new Noesis tops, along with a treat of 8 orbit shifters.  The orbit shifters were nothing short of stunning!  Initially the sound check went without tops due to a cabling issue with cabling to the amps... After a few minutes the tops came alive.  I was shocked to hear the Noesis 2ax keep up with the subs with a rich crystal clear natural sound... to the point where the space (and occupants) couldn't take more SPL.

Having the tech crew request a shutdown, Jeff took the opportunity to highlight another awesome feature, lack of weight!  Jeff handed me the Noesis cabinet... Light as a feather, floored me.  The cabinet is rock solid but light... Amazing!

I own currently own 4 Growlers and a pair of Triple 8's... Now I'm wondering when I should, or can, upgrade!

What mind of AC is required for this type setup?
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: cliff truesdell on November 14, 2012, 10:48:08 AM
Thanks for the updates!
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Stephen D Thomas on November 20, 2012, 04:37:47 PM
Title sums it up, just wondering if anyone has them or has heard them. Very interesting looking design.


http://jtrspeakers.com/portable/noesis-2ax-2/

I was fortunate enough to hear the JTR speakers at a Speaker shootout in Indy. I was impressed with the Noesis 2AX (2way, angled back), Triple 12X. But was blown away by the Noesis 3TX (3way, trap) and Orbit Shifter subwoofers. I loved the clarity of the 3TX and the Orbit shifters blew away all the other subs.
The 2ax and 3tx also take up very little space. A lot of power in a small unit.
The 2ax can also be used as a wedge. I liked the angle for a singers wedge.
Very impressed with the company.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Jeff Permanian on November 20, 2012, 06:11:58 PM
I was fortunate enough to hear the JTR speakers at a Speaker shootout in Indy. I was impressed with the Noesis 2AX (2way, angled back), Triple 12X. But was blown away by the Noesis 3TX (3way, trap) and Orbit Shifter subwoofers. I loved the clarity of the 3TX and the Orbit shifters blew away all the other subs.
The 2ax and 3tx also take up very little space. A lot of power in a small unit.
The 2ax can also be used as a wedge. I liked the angle for a singers wedge.
Very impressed with the company.

Stephen- Thank you for your impressions. ProSoundWeb requires our full name as your screen name.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Jeff Permanian on November 20, 2012, 06:16:26 PM
What mind of AC is required for this type setup?
We had three 20 amp circuits. I would have preferred 5 (one for each Itech).
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Renard Hurtado on November 21, 2012, 01:31:33 PM
Hi,

i am looking to upgrade my SRX725 system, was thinking about the Danley SH-60. How does the Noesis compare to the JBL SRX-725, soundwise and power (output) wise.

Renard from Curacao
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Chip Dryden on November 21, 2012, 08:17:25 PM
Hi,

i am looking to upgrade my SRX725 system, was thinking about the Danley SH-60. How does the Noesis compare to the JBL SRX-725, soundwise and power (output) wise.

Renard from Curacao
I am having the same thoughts but considering the new SM80, or Noesis -These Lightweight products look interesting- Looking forward to the opinions.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Rick Alan on November 21, 2012, 08:25:39 PM
I am having the same thoughts but considering the new SM80, or Noesis -These Lightweight products look interesting- Looking forward to the opinions.

I am in the same boat but also considering Ramsdell LTA 10-4.

http://www.ramsdellproaudio.com/products/linearray/LTA-10-4.html
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Brian Wynn on November 22, 2012, 01:44:54 AM
 I also heard these boxes at the INDY shootout.  First impressions:
The 3 TX was by far my favorite JTR box.  In fact I would say that it was the best sounding box at the shootout.  That includes my VRX rig.
The 2AX I thought lacked in the HF
The Triple 12 I also thought lacked HF
The Orbit Shifter was for sure the loudest sub on the block that day.  I stated on a different forum that I thought it was a great DJ sub but wasn't very musical.  In other words it did the really low stuff well.  But no in your face impact that you would ask for form a kick drum.  I will also add that I would not recommend the caster's that they had on them unless you like the BUZZ BUZZ sound.

Jeff does a really good job with his products.  They look good, and sound good.  If I had any complaints with the 3TX I would say its almost to light in weight.  I could see them getting knocked over in a club or blown over my the wind easily.  You can always get out the ratchet straps though.  I also think it would benefit from a full grille and and a completely closed cabinet around the horn lens.  These opinions don't make it sound any better and it sure does that part really well.  Good job Jeff.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: John Rutirasiri on November 22, 2012, 03:44:59 AM
Hi everyone and Happy Thanksgiving.  Newbie here, although I've been doing live sound for 20 years.

I also was at Bridgeport where I met Royal, Will Bonsu, Jeff and his latest creation the 2AX.  We didn't have much time, but my impression, like everyone else, was these boxes were amazingly light and strong.  I pounded on the cabinets with my fist and they are very well built.  The output the Noesis can muster just doesn 't make sense given the diminutive size and weight.  I have no doubt about the specs.  They are very efficient and LOUD.  He had a pair on sticks -- yes, one per side.  They kept up with EIGHT Orbit Shifters!  I kid you not.  Good grief.

At first I thought they were pseudo 3-way boxes, maybe one of the low freq drivers were crossed over differently than the other.  The sound was just really clear, TOO clear to be a 2-way.  I imagine speech intelligibility would be great. I don't miss the "in your face" sound from traditional 2-way horn loaded cabs from likes of JBL or EV.  The Noesis were smooth AND loud without sizzling the ears.  Very impressive.  Reminded me a lot of the EAW EP3 I had.  Very clear midrange and good throw to boot.

A week later I got an a nice listening session with the 2AX over at Jeff's shop.

I brought over some CDs and Jeff played Norah Jones on SACD through the Noesis.  No fancy mixer, preamp, or amp...just an Onkyo receiver feeding Crown Xt if I remember correctly.  You have to upgrade your amps, Jeff.

It was hard to believe I was listening to a PA speaker and not some audiophile home stereo speakers.  I should change that thinking, because playing Norah Jones on SACD, these 2-way boxes blew me away.  So meticulous and warm sounding.  Really warm sounding -- female vocals sound like they're in front of you.   Good transient, excellent dispersion, crystalline highs.  FWIW, I have two pretty decent home stereo systems:  one uses an NHT Xd and the other Gallo Reference 3.5 speakers.  The sound of the Noesis really resembles my NHT Xd.  Mind you, the Xd is a DSP system...it runs on DEQX and PowerPhysics.  The Noesis Jeff demoed was not even EQ'd!  No Driverack, Audessey, nothing!  I can only imagine how good they would sound when given time to EQ. Or maybe there is not really a need to EQ, because they already sound great.

So what does it sound like?  It sounds like a high-end home stereo speaker -- refined, effortless, intimate.  Very wide sound stage (really no sweet spot.)  Except it's so efficient being a pro audio speaker that it can go where no home stereo speakers can, like in the 130dB range.

I told Jeff that these would also make killer wedges.  If Jeff could market these right, a lot of heads would turn in the live sound world.  Yes they can be awesome home theater and home stereo speakers.  Yes they can be DJ speakers.  I think they would be right at home for live sound.

I can't wait to hear his 3-way Noesis.  Then I hope to be able to do a comparison with my SLS ribbons.  I'm afraid though.

Cheers,
JR




Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Jack keaton on November 23, 2012, 12:14:14 AM
Do you feel that the noesis could replay qrx 212 or jbl srx 722 or 725?
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Steve Hurt on November 23, 2012, 01:48:47 AM
Do you feel that the noesis could replay qrx 212 or jbl srx 722 or 725?

Yep.  You won't believe it when you see how small they are, but yes.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Steve Hurt on November 23, 2012, 01:57:03 AM
My thoughts on the Noesis boxes:

Neosis 3TX

I spent more time with this box than any other at the shootout because this was my 1st time with it and I was very interested in what JTR's new tops would sound like.

The 3TX was very impressive to me.  They look like toys next to my Triple 12X tops but they out ran them EASILY.  Extremely small size.  High output.  Excellent clarity. 

The 3TX has 2 - 10" woofers and a Hi/Mid co axial driver in a horn on top.  The horn is rotatable 60 x 40.  The 2 - 10" drivers and the port are covered with a steel mesh grille.   The horn is exposed.  The box weighs 49 pounds and measures approx 11" x 12" x 35" and it does have a pole mount. 

The coaxial mid/high driver in these speakers is a beast.  At the end of the day after the kick drum mic test, I cranked up the 3TX's till the limiters on my I-T 4000 came on and the horns did not break up at all.  There was a slight 800 hz horn bump so I pulled down 800 hz about 2 db and the horn bump smoothed out quite well.  I like these boxes and found myself plotting how to make off with them at the end of the day!
 
Negatives:  cost - $2199; their small size (might be seen as a negative to people who hear with their eyes); and the lack of grilles over the horns. 
I have a good idea what that horn costs and it needs a grill to be used in the places I work.  Other than that, it was quite a potent box.

Other note: The 3TX tested had cutouts for weight around the horn.  Jeff says that the production models do not have the cutouts - sides will be solid.   


Neosis 2AX

The 2AX is a nice box.  It probably would have drawn more attention if the 3TX wasn't there to overshadow it.  The 2AX is a 2 way box w/a centrally located horn, a 10" driver on either side of the horn and a full grill protecting them.  They weigh 39 lbs and measure approx 11" x 12" x 30" (and seem smaller that that when you look at them)

Since the horn is between the woofers, it needs to be pole mounted to get the horn up if you're using it for FOH.  At 39 pounds, that shouldn't be an issue and a pole mount is standard. 

The box was tight and clean sounding, good output, not as extreme as the 3TX.  The highs and mids weren't as powerful as the the 3TX, but it was equal to the Triple 12X and better than the Triple 8.
 
I wish I'd spent more time with the 2AX, but the 3TX took up my time.

We did briefly try the 2AX out as a floor monitor, and it was clear, got pretty loud, and had decent low end without being muddy.  At 30" long the box is a little longer than the average club level monitor, but at 1699 ea, I don't think it's aimed at club level sound guys anyway!  On bigger stages, the length shouldn't be an issue.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Steve Hurt on November 23, 2012, 02:04:40 AM
We had three 20 amp circuits. I would have preferred 5 (one for each Itech).

During the Drum test, I ran a pair of Orbit Shifters on an IT6K and the N3TX on a IT4k and powered both amps off one 20 amp breaker  - total.
I don't recommend this at a gig, much prefer a separate circuit for each I-Tech, but we did manage to make plenty of racket on 1 circuit.

(Just realized that Jeff was responding to a question about a different venue- duohhh!)
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Tim Padrick on November 23, 2012, 10:53:39 PM
A nice box.  Needs a pinch of processing IMHO (has a bit of extra low mid and a little bite on top), but what boxes don't need some processing?
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Steve Hurt on November 23, 2012, 11:15:48 PM
A nice box.  Needs a pinch of processing IMHO (has a bit of extra low mid and a little bite on top), but what boxes don't need some processing?

3TX or the 2 AX?
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Mike Christy on November 24, 2012, 08:50:51 AM
Steve and all, this is outstanding info, thank you for your time and effort on this, there is a lot to digest - but prelim... 3TX is sizing up to possibly being 1 box that will replace 2 in my inventory. Thx! Mike
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet? SRX-725 - STX835, Yorkville TX-8
Post by: Renard Hurtado on November 24, 2012, 12:17:37 PM

Hi All,

I have been following this thread daily. A demo for me is almost impossible, or I will have to fly to the U.S.

How does the 3Tx compare to the following boxes:

JBL SRX-725
Yorkville TX-8
EAW KF-650

If I go from two SRX-725 per side to two 3TX per side, is this a side or forward step?

Any comparison to the STX-835 (about the same price)

Thanks for your great info for all of us living outside the U.S.

Renard from Curacao
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet? SRX-725 - STX835, Yorkville TX-8
Post by: Steve Hurt on November 24, 2012, 12:23:45 PM
Hi All,

I have been following this thread daily. A demo for me is almost impossible, or I will have to fly to the U.S.

How does the 3Tx compare to the following boxes:

JBL SRX-725
Yorkville TX-8
EAW KF-650

If I go from two SRX-725 per side to two 3TX per side, is this a side or forward step?

Any comparison to the STX-835 (about the same price)

Thanks for your great info for all of us living outside the U.S.

Renard from Curacao

The 725/TX8/& KF650 were not at our shootout.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: cliff truesdell on November 25, 2012, 12:38:52 PM
Thanks for posting back Steve. I've been following this and the other threads.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Tim Padrick on December 02, 2012, 05:41:42 AM
3TX or the 2 AX?

Both.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: John Halliburton on December 02, 2012, 10:56:50 AM
Took the pair of 2AX's out last night.  Stone cold-no prelisten at the shop with the intended gear, never even seen the room before, and I've been sick all week fighting something flu like, if not the real deal.

The room is an old rehabbed industrial space on the north side of Chicago.  Banquet set for 150 at ten round tables.  We have one side of the room coming out of a corner, comfortable set up-no stage.  I'd say dimensions were 50'x100', but the kick was a 40' ceiling with exposed steel, skylights, etc.  All brick and concrete-old filled in sections.  This room makes a very high quality 2.5s live room-sadly, not very good for a party and live music.(Dave Unger, this place gives the Cultural Center downtown a serious run for reverb king!!).

Setup shown in the photo, the speakers are about 7' high at the bottoms, plus I was able to get the house left stand just to the outside of a podium under their banner on the wall, which balanced things a little better.

Talking heads and background music for a couple of hours, the Noesis did just fine-articulation was fine, I was happy.  Very little graphic eq.  My first impression were that these speakers are pretty "neutral" right out of the box, and tweaking with the graphic was no problem.

The band finished off with a couple of sets of, yep, you guessed it, traditional Irish music.  Keys, guitar  go direct, the strings have clip on ATM35 mics, flute is stand mounted sm58, bodhran is clip on and sm57 on a low boom.

So, I knew it was going to get noisey-when the crowd came in first and were chattering away before eating, this was just the first confirmation of the noise level potential.  With the band playing, and the folks being noisey, well, let's just say "buzz" was not quite the right word.  "Deafening Din" perhaps.

The Noesis did well-I had plenty of horsepower, so if I pushed it, I could pretty much cut through the noise.  I did start having to cut some low mids out, and it was tough getting the cello to sit in the mix, but certainly no fault of the speakers.

I have another small pub gig or two this month that I hope to somehow set up the Noesis and demo.

I also want to set them up in the theater space I work regularly and compare them to my other loudspeakers.  Stay tuned.

Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Mark McFarlane on December 02, 2012, 01:11:36 PM
...
The band finished off with a couple of sets of, yep, you guessed it, traditional Irish music.  ...

So, I knew it was going to get noisey-when the crowd came in first and were chattering away before eating, this was just the first confirmation of the noise level potential.  With the band playing, and the folks being noisey, well, let's just say "buzz" was not quite the right word.  "Deafening Din" perhaps.


I've done quit a few Irish band gigs (played in one for a few years). Always a loud, rowdy, drunken, highly appreciative crowd.
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: John Halliburton on December 02, 2012, 05:23:02 PM
I've done quit a few Irish band gigs (played in one for a few years). Always a loud, rowdy, drunken, highly appreciative crowd.

I've had the crowds run the gamut, and typically pub gigs aren't the best crowds.  Depends on the pub. 

This gig was a benefit dinner for a local school that the Chicago Lions rugby team sponsors each year.  So, loud and rowdy they were, but well behaved.  Our keyboardist used to play for them when he emigrated from Ireland.

Best regards,

John
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Mike Christy on December 04, 2012, 03:03:09 PM
Thanks for the report John. Those challenging rooms are not much fun, recently had a 6 piece bluegrass outfit in a similar space ( thx again Gary), did not think I would have had to push the T-8s as much as I did, but that ambient noise creeps up on you - pretty soon it was almost rock levels, almost. I think 60' horns would have certainly served me better than 90s.

Mike
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Mike Christy on December 07, 2012, 09:48:29 AM
I will have a pair of 3TXs next week for evaluation with 2 gigs lined up for them.

One is providing for a DJ in a large multi-function room that we normally deploy QRx212s with Growlers. 200+ sweaty semi-dressed screaming teens are usually in attendance...

The other gig is on NYE with a band I usually provide for, semi-large room, high ceiling, party crowd, cover rock, hard floors, will report back in January with impressions and hopefully a quick SMAART plot (weather permitting).

Mike
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Douglas R. Allen on December 07, 2012, 06:30:49 PM
I will have a pair of 3TXs next week for evaluation with 2 gigs lined up for them.

One is providing for a DJ in a large multi-function room that we normally deploy QRx212s with Growlers. 200+ sweaty semi-dressed screaming teens are usually in attendance...

The other gig is on NYE with a band I usually provide for, semi-large room, high ceiling, party crowd, cover rock, hard floors, will report back in January with impressions and hopefully a quick SMAART plot (weather permitting).

Mike

Mike;

Don't forger pictures!

Douglas R. Allen
Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Jeff Permanian on January 26, 2013, 05:15:00 PM
Mike;

Don't forger pictures!

Douglas R. Allen

Incasse you missed it:

http://forums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/topic,141934.0.html

Title: Re: JTR Noesis, anyone hear them yet?
Post by: Douglas R. Allen on January 26, 2013, 07:53:44 PM
Incasse you missed it:

http://forums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/topic,141934.0.html

Thanks for the update.
Should these be used north of Augusta give me a shout and I'll drive down and give them a listen in person.

Douglas R. Allen