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[Andreas Löhr]

Hi to all
I`m new to this Forum and have actually nothing to do with pro audio things. I just heard that the lab 12 has incredible skills for home sub`s too. Does anyone can tell me what enclosure is the "right" one for the lab 12? If this is the wrong place to ask, tell me where to go.
thx
andreas

[Mike McNany]

Andreas L Mike {AB} Butler Hero Member Offline Posts: 2025 Re: lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub Andreas L Mike Butler, Principal, Technology and Operations, Dascott Technologies, LLC Brad Litz Jr. Member Offline Posts: 96 Re: lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub Look here: http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/m/23941/500/?SQ=a7 42ce34b8e8b5db41cf5dd474a4fe0a Brad Litz Antone Atmarama Bajor Hero Member Offline Posts: 851 Re: lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub      I was just wondering what you guys are using to time align, the top boxes with the subs and hopefully time align the video image with the sound???     In that set up with the Nice flare extensions and the SPL Triks.  Are you running any sort of ISO 2969 correction equalization?  Or are you sizzling your ears with the over emphasised HF listening to movies with a "Flat" tuned system.  It looks like a cool set up though!  I wanna hear Toms PB-12, any in CA? Sum Brad Litz Jr. Member Offline Posts: 96 Re: lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub I'm using a Rane RPM88 multiprocessor. http://www.rane.com/rpm88.html My surround processor (B&K Reference 50) takes care of any high frequency emphasis if a DVD has this. Most DVD's now have a sound track balanced for home use. Those are not SPL Triks they are SPL-td2's. Brad Litz Johan Rademakers Jr. Member Offline Posts: 79 Re: lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub Incredible skills is over-exaggerated but it has skills indeed. Best of course would be to put it in the labs + extensions as shown by Brad. If you have a big enough amp available you could use it in a bassrelfex. For home use it would do enough SPL-wise (my guess somewhere around 116 dB, power-compression not taken into account), with an f3 at 30 Hz or lower and about a quarter size of one Lab-sub. Mvg Johan Print Pages: [1]   Go Up « previous next » ProSoundWeb Community > Sound Reinforcement - Forums for Live Sound Professionals - Your Displayed Name Must Be Your Real Full Name To Post In The Live Sound Forums > SR Forum Archives > LAB Subwoofer FUD Forum Archive > lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub   Forums © ProSoundWeb SMF 2.0.18 | SMF © 2021, Simple Machines | Terms and Policies XHTML RSS WAP2 Site Hosted By Ashdown Technologies, Inc. Page created in 0.03 seconds with 19 queries.

[Mike {AB} Butler]

Andreas L Mike Butler, Principal, Technology and Operations, Dascott Technologies, LLC Brad Litz Jr. Member Offline Posts: 96 Re: lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub Look here: http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/m/23941/500/?SQ=a7 42ce34b8e8b5db41cf5dd474a4fe0a Brad Litz Antone Atmarama Bajor Hero Member Offline Posts: 851 Re: lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub      I was just wondering what you guys are using to time align, the top boxes with the subs and hopefully time align the video image with the sound???     In that set up with the Nice flare extensions and the SPL Triks.  Are you running any sort of ISO 2969 correction equalization?  Or are you sizzling your ears with the over emphasised HF listening to movies with a "Flat" tuned system.  It looks like a cool set up though!  I wanna hear Toms PB-12, any in CA? Sum Brad Litz Jr. Member Offline Posts: 96 Re: lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub I'm using a Rane RPM88 multiprocessor. http://www.rane.com/rpm88.html My surround processor (B&K Reference 50) takes care of any high frequency emphasis if a DVD has this. Most DVD's now have a sound track balanced for home use. Those are not SPL Triks they are SPL-td2's. Brad Litz Johan Rademakers Jr. Member Offline Posts: 79 Re: lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub Incredible skills is over-exaggerated but it has skills indeed. Best of course would be to put it in the labs + extensions as shown by Brad. If you have a big enough amp available you could use it in a bassrelfex. For home use it would do enough SPL-wise (my guess somewhere around 116 dB, power-compression not taken into account), with an f3 at 30 Hz or lower and about a quarter size of one Lab-sub. Mvg Johan Print Pages: [1]   Go Up « previous next » ProSoundWeb Community > Sound Reinforcement - Forums for Live Sound Professionals - Your Displayed Name Must Be Your Real Full Name To Post In The Live Sound Forums > SR Forum Archives > LAB Subwoofer FUD Forum Archive > lab 12 homehifi/cinema sub   Forums © ProSoundWeb SMF 2.0.18 | SMF © 2021, Simple Machines | Terms and Policies XHTML RSS WAP2 Site Hosted By Ashdown Technologies, Inc. Page created in 0.03 seconds with 19 queries.

[Brad Litz]

Look here:

http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/m/23941/500/?SQ=a7 42ce34b8e8b5db41cf5dd474a4fe0a

[Antone Atmarama Bajor]

     I was just wondering what you guys are using to time align, the top boxes with the subs and hopefully time align the video image with the sound???

    In that set up with the Nice flare extensions and the SPL Triks.  Are you running any sort of ISO 2969 correction equalization?  Or are you sizzling your ears with the over emphasised HF listening to movies with a "Flat" tuned system.

 It looks like a cool set up though!  I wanna hear Toms PB-12, any in CA?

Sum

[Brad Litz]

I'm using a Rane RPM88 multiprocessor.
http://www.rane.com/rpm88.html

My surround processor (B&K Reference 50) takes care of any high frequency emphasis if a DVD has this. Most DVD's now have a sound track balanced for home use.

Those are not SPL Triks they are SPL-td2's.

[Johan Rademakers]

Incredible skills is over-exaggerated but it has skills indeed. Best of course would be to put it in the labs + extensions as shown by Brad.
If you have a big enough amp available you could use it in a bassrelfex. For home use it would do enough SPL-wise (my guess somewhere around 116 dB, power-compression not taken into account), with an f3 at 30 Hz or lower and about a quarter size of one Lab-sub.

Mvg Johan