DSP and amp dedicated to tweets
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DSP and amp dedicated to tweets
For those of you running a DSP, do you have:
1) an entire amp or dedicated channels of an amp for just the tweets/horns
or
2) running mid or full range woofers and tweets off the same channel of an amp
If you have a dedicated amp just for tweets, what are you running?
1) an entire amp or dedicated channels of an amp for just the tweets/horns
or
2) running mid or full range woofers and tweets off the same channel of an amp
If you have a dedicated amp just for tweets, what are you running?
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From: Wheeling WV
I have a ARC 600.4 on the fairing PRV 6.5s and 400-8000hz compression driver in the bags,
a Diamond HXM 800.4 on PRV 8s in the lids and PRV 8s in the bags,
and a Diamond Micro 4v2 on 2 Hertz ST25 horns in the fairing and 2 Hertz ST 35 horns in the lids.
All controlled and tuned by a ARC DSP. It rocks. Unreal sound quality. This keeps the horns and compression drivers from overpowering the mids. Extremely well blended sound.
a Diamond HXM 800.4 on PRV 8s in the lids and PRV 8s in the bags,
and a Diamond Micro 4v2 on 2 Hertz ST25 horns in the fairing and 2 Hertz ST 35 horns in the lids.
All controlled and tuned by a ARC DSP. It rocks. Unreal sound quality. This keeps the horns and compression drivers from overpowering the mids. Extremely well blended sound.
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From: Wheeling WV
in this system is fantastic. I listen to a lot of Classic Rock-Blues-and Classic Country. It rocks. And will hold its own in other music genres.
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