Keith Schmidt wrote on Fri, 05 November 2010 12:22 |
If it matters, i have read up that some subs instead of a unidirectional pattern have omni-directional patterns (at least compared to most subs) i would be looking for a more omni-directional enclosure, and basically want to rock the house as much as i can with the budget. What effect do different port types have on the sound and volume of the sub? Hope this clears things up, and thanks for all the help so far! |
Ivan Beaver wrote on Fri, 05 November 2010 18:50 |
I would suggest spending as much as you can (since you have relatively very little to spend)on a SINGLE sub, an place it on the floor in front of the band. Then when you get more money-buy a second sub-OF THE SAME MODEL. One better quality sub will go further than a pair of cheap subs. A note of clarification. Running the subs on an aux does not mean that the bass insgtruments only go into the subs. Ture they are the intruments that go into the subs-BUT THEY also go into the full range main cabinets. The idea is to clean up the low end of the system-NOT to use the subs as the only amplification for the instruments. |
Ivan Beaver wrote on Fri, 05 November 2010 19:50 |
A note of clarification. Running the subs on an aux does not mean that the bass insgtruments only go into the subs. Ture they are the intruments that go into the subs-BUT THEY also go into the full range main cabinets. The idea is to clean up the low end of the system-NOT to use the subs as the only amplification for the instruments. |
Keith Schmidt wrote on Mon, 08 November 2010 00:07 | ||
This was a face-palm on my part, i wasn't thinking about the full system. I still am hesitant because the mixer doesn't have as many aux sends as id like. Something you can never have enough of is Aux sends I've found xD |
Keith Schmidt wrote on Sun, 07 November 2010 23:07 | ||
This was a face-palm on my part, i wasn't thinking about the full system. I still am hesitant because the mixer doesn't have as many aux sends as id like. Something you can never have enough of is Aux sends I've found xD |
Keith Schmidt wrote on Tue, 09 November 2010 17:47 |
I found what seems to be a good Yamaha sub, the SW118V, with the frequency response i need (30hz to 200hz) and although its not the best design, it has nice ports on the bottom. As for a crossover, would a $100 Peavey one work for me? it seems like a good product. |