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[Mike Mottsey]

Anybody enlighten me on these sound wise? Looking @ these and the HD32a mk4, spec out to be the close, obviously wood vs composite.

[Mark Rombouts]

I don't know the TT22a, but use de NX32A frequently. Very good cabinet, should be the same drivers as the HD32A, but wooden cabinet and a different DSP inside. I like it a lot, TT22A should be even better, but costs more to.

[Tim Hite]

The TT line has considerably upgraded cabinet work, fly options, finish and drivers compared to the NX line wood boxes. The drivers and amps are higher end on the TT line, as well.

The HD and NX lines are more relatable to each other, the big difference being composite vs wood boxes.

Anybody enlighten me on these sound wise? Looking @ these and the HD32a mk4, spec out to be the close, obviously wood vs composite.

[Mike Pyle]

I believe the NX cabs use drivers similar to the higher end ART models, not the HD series.

[Ryan McLeod]

I own two pairs, use them as my standard small ballroom band PA
 with 8004 subs and i’m very happy with them - sound great and have been very reliable. We get many compliments when band members assume it’s a more common QSC KW or similar.

I bought them initially to replace an EAW JFX260, driven bi-amp from an It4000.

The onboard DSP presets are quite useful, it’s become easy to walk in a new venue and select a preset when just looking around.

We also use the NX12’s as wedges and SOS, love them as well.


Questions? Let me know, happy to help.

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