Not at 110lbs.

It's lighter and louder on paper than the EV ETX 18SP.

Yea i guess you're right and i think casters are optional.

Oh boy... bout time! I love the reliability, sound and trustworthiness of Yamaha tops but always knew their prosumer subs were just okay. The one thing that scares me is the mention of "bandpass design". They did mention input from Nexo in the design and they are no joke in the PA sound world. I'd love to give these a listen.

Please expand on this...

Here's an example of, in my opinion, a poor sounding bandpass design: www.musiciansfriend.com The Ksubs are great for under-table small events where the bass needs to be filler; however, for good dancefloor bass output, it falls way short.

And on the contrary, here's what appears to be a similar bandpass design to this Yamaha DXS18: www.mackie.com This classic sub knocked real hard but like most bandpass designs, was sort of one-note'ish and the front cabinet plate rattled as the screws became loose from resonating.

Bandpass subs utilize cabinet resonances to make the speaker more sensitive at a particular frequency band but this is at the expense of linearity (ie: one-note'ish)

Based on the specs of this new Yamaha (136dB peak), it appears to be beastly on the output. It's not overly light either so I bet this cabinet is sturdy. If it proves to be the beast its paper specs say it is, I'd easily recommend the Yamaha DXR-DSR/DXS combos to any DJ looking for a solid total solution.

Watchwww.youtube.com

Interesting....

I always felt the best bass came from a folded horn design...if you have the real estate to carry it...

Those (bandpass vs. folded horn) subs are two different designs and people's idea of best bass is highly subjective.

I know you up-north cats, especially oldschool dudes, love CV x36's and Bertha type designs. Folded and other horn-type subs seem to project bass a lot farther than most other designs. Your typical bass-reflex (front-loaded / front-facing) subs have great thump/knock but usually don't project as far. I'm generalizing...

When I owned strictly front-loaded bass-reflex subs (QSC HPR181i's), I use to get irritated with patrons dancing all up on the subs just to fell and hear the bass. When they got up on the subs, their bodies seemed to suck up all the sound. I got my first Danley sub and they would dance at least 10 - 15ft. back and all the way to the end of the rooms. Bass is plentiful when the Danleys come a knockin' :-)

This^^^ and you are exactly right.

I did the front firing jawns for that great thump/knock, but the folded horns seem to go lower, and just shake everything look.

Where are you from?

I dig*

^^^ just to feel

*shake everyting loose...

Damn autocorrect.

Augusta, GA... Atlanta since '87. I'm a Hip-Hop head and I learn the history.

Solid.

Know a few cats out that way....

Salute on your spread of PA knowledge.

"Did Yamaha finally release a decent sub?" looks that way i'm sure a pair of dxs18 / dxr12 will be one killer system

but @ 110lbs not for me smaller lighter subs will defiantly be in my future as i just picked up a acura tlx

heard the dxs18 today that thing is a beast

Damn... any chance to A/B it? Did you hear it at a GC or somewhere else?

heard it in the yamaha booth @ dj expo

don't quote me just yet! but i think this thing will beat out the etx18sp it hits hard

he told me street price was $1,100 witch means it can be had cheaper, not one single vender @ the expo gave me a better price than i can get my self

That's the street price for the Yamaha?

thats what the guy in the yamaha booth said

Wow

@Joee. Is the sub too bulky?

Nevermind, I just looked up the sub on the yamaha web site. This sub indeed looks nice.

How did the dxs18 sound compared to the new rcf subs? Like fhe 8003mkii?

haven't heard the 8003 markII

from the what i heard…….i think the dxs18 will beat the etx18sp

That's kind of saying a lot considering how loud the ETX18SP is. No way of truly knowing until these DSX's get out in the wild.

agreed, thats why i said earlier "don't quote me just yet! but i think this thing will beat out the etx18sp it hits hard"


the few times i listened to the etx18sp it did not hit me in the chest the way the dxs18 did, think mini ls801p , the yamaha claims 136db

How was the sound quality? Bandpass usually covers narrow freq range. Sort of one note wonders. Any of that going on?

kind of hard to tell with all the other stuff going on @ the expo, but with all the different kids of music he put thru it……it sounded really good

side note the RCF sub 8006 sounded FREAKING phenomenal they had four on the floor @ the main stage & you could feel them as soon as you walked in the door of this room www.didibenamifansite.com

they did have some line array speakers along with what like like maybe 2 to 4 jbl subs on stage, but rcf was the main sub

Man with the 8006 being that badass, i couldnt imagine the sub9007 dbl 21in.
youtu.be

dude i didn't even know they made a dual 21" DAMN……lol

ourdjtalk.com

Dude says... "Yamaha had the same gear as last year with the exception that they brought the DSR line this year AND they had one of the most tempting new subs in their brand new DXS18. The sub is big and it hits hard .. in fact it was so good they have seemingly stopped selling the DSR118 sub since this was better performing .. it is BIG though."

they had the dsr lat year……but yea that dxs18 seems like a monster sub , it's heavy to ship might have to ship freight so i think the best price found might be 1k range

The ETX 18p It reproduces frequencies from 28 Hz to 180 Hz, Well ass the YAMAHA response down to 32Hz...So with that being said the ETX gets lower.....BASSSSSSSSS

I doubt you would be able to hear the 4Hz difference.

I am a little curious about the pricing as the MSRP is $1999. $1100 seems like a substantial discount for street price/

Well if it's a $1100 street price/ I would say u can get 2 for a gee...But why 110 pounds? They killing us with this weight..Who gonna make a 75 pound sub whit good sound?????

Possibly the additional plywood for the bandpass design.

The EV 18 is really 33Hz - 150Hz.

SPECIFICATIONS

ETX-18SP 18" Powered Subwoofer

Frequency Range: 28 Hz - 180 Hz ←←← This is a -10dB response which is neglible overall.
Low Pass Frequency: Adjustable: 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 120 Hz, 150 Hz
Maximum SPL: 135 dB peak dB
Power Consumption: 100 - 240 V~, 50 - 60 Hz, 1.6 - 0.8 A
Power Rating: 1800 W
Frequency Response: 33 Hz - 150 Hz ←←← this is the +-3dB response which is what should really be considered on any speaker's response.
LF Transducer: DVX3180A 457 mm (18 in)
Connector Type: (2) XLR/TRS Combo Jack and (2) XLR link Output
Height: 550 mm (21.65")
Width: 675 mm (26.57")
Depth: 910 mm (35.83")
Weight Net: 51.8 kg (114.2 lbs)
Shipping Weight: 58.9 kg (129.85 lbs)

..... but you're sort of right because the Yamaha specs are worse from their website's specs. They don't go as low as we think.

SPECIFICATIONS

Yamaha DXS18

Frequency range (-10dB) 32Hz – 120Hz ←←← No mention of their +-3dB frequency response. I'm guessing it'll start at about 37Hz.

Moral of the story is the ETX18SP, most likely, goes a little lower but the DXS18 may be louder overall. Time will tell...

Told you, cats be guessin...lol

usa.yamaha.com

MSRP $1950

Can retailers really sell it for $1100 if the MSRP is that high?

says the cat that has no knowledge of powered speakers & just got his first pair in 2015..lmao

go sit in the corner & let the experienced powered speaker men talk



the dxs18 defiantly seems like it will have more output when compared side by side with the etx18sp

did you peep the thread i made of the qsc kw181 vs the rcf art 905-as? the rcf 15" defiantly held it's own with the 18" qsc the band pass design defiantly made up for the lack of 3"


yes! msrp is under $2,000

@ dj jest jamm aint it true tho? …..lmao………

what new upgrade did you get now my brotha, did you peep the new rcf? www.rcf.it

I was on the phone with Proaudio trying to price 2 RCF 8006 AS..But i couldn't think of what top would go with these MOFO'S...What u think?

if you buying from PAS you need to get wit my peoples there he will take care of you


as for what top to go with the 8006, there a few rcf's that come to mind if your looking to get reasonably priced speaker than www.rcf.it a little more money www.rcf.it

but if you have some loot to spend the TT series might be for you www.rcf.it

If you want to hear it live... go to the GC off of Druid Hills. They have one in the corner under some flown RCF HDL20A's. I believe it's the 8006AS... I know it's a dual 18" RCF powered.

Man look, I ain't NEED no Powered speakers until now...

LMAO @ the dude who claims to be a PA SPECIALIST...

But doesn't use a OUTBOARD MIXER in his setup.....lmao.

Classic!

All you say is "This will PROBABLY beat this"...

lmao...

#NoSubstance
#Nobodybelievesyou
#ProfessionalGuesser

I want line array

Ha, ask Joee*, he can guess which one would be GREAT for you....lmao.

say no more rcf has a few options for you



man didn't i tell you go sit in the corner while the experience powered speaker MEN talk! go brush the clothe interior of that FORD XLT

LMAO @ "Experienced Powered Speaker Men Talking", but you don't use an Outboard Mixer...

PURE COM-MO-DEE!

Joee* down with Miss Cleo.....

lmao.

You don't really need an outboard mixer for these powered stuff these days. Most of this shit it pretty well tuned to work well if you match your tops and subs and include plenty of protection and power that an additional gain stage isn't really necessary unless you're using a few mics and want more control.

Doesn't hurt having that additional gain stage tho.

How big is the dxs18 compared to say the ls801p?

you sir sound like a experienced powered speaker user ;)



much smaller …..but sounds like a mini york

I have NOT seen a large professionally managed PA system without one yet.

Cats that are just trying to get in and out, yeah ok I get it, but cats that are serious?

Man look...

we're not talking about a professional concert array. We're talking about powered gear for mobiles and weddings.

Professionally managed PAs are not going to be using prosumer midrange powered gear.

did i mention "you sir sound like a experienced powered speaker user ;)"

I didn't say an "array", I'm talking about a setup even like what Pdidy posted out in the part with 4 subs and 4 tops.

Did you not see that outboard mixer?

Are you saying with that type of setup one shouldn't be used?

You're talking about 2 powered speakers, I'm talking about adding subs and doing sound for a decently sized room, not a cocktail hour.

You think it's "ok" manage 2 subs and 2 tops with no outboard mixer?

Is that what you're saying?

Hell, do yall think it's also "Ok" to manage the overall equalization of your skyline from the DJ mixer as well?

*manage the overall sound from your DJ mixer as well?

Lmao @ "experienced".

again, with powered matching gear, the crossover points are finely tuned enough that really, you don't need an outboard mixer. Even then, if I want to eq a room, I'd be using an EQ rack or processor like a driverack before using an outboard mixer.

I'm not saying you can't use one, I'm just saying it's really not that necessary with today's gear.

We're not mixing live bands here, we're playing pre-recorded music where the most important thing is having good gain staging.

you know……what you don't have! "experience" with powered speakers, when did you get your first pair? wasn't it like 3 months ago?

how many times have you used them now? are you now a powered speaker pro?

i won't front tho ,when i want to know about ancient gear thats no longer in production, you are defiantly the man……& i will seek your advice

dude he just got his first pair of powered speakers this summer!

The most important thing with food gain staging is HEADROOM.

Everybody knows to get the MOST headroom and not overdrive your mixer, you add sound processing. That includes an EQ, driverack and or Outboard mixers.

You will NEVER have someone with a decent system NOT recommend outboard mixers, only cats that are lazy, depend on "matched" crossover points, or are simply ignorant of proper sound processing.

and here come the disclaimers.

"Matching" as in what? Brand name? Model? How many setups do you see with cross matched brands?

Dude just posted up Evox boxes and a Yahama setup at the same location.

Is that a "matched" system?

And this has nothing to do with "Powered" or not, this has to do with the FUNDAMENTALS of PA sound.

Lol! @ cats thinking they're experts on sound because they no longer have to know about + or - polarities because they use Neutrix connectors.....lmao.

sigh.

There is plenty of headroom in modern powered gear. That's why they have their own level controls on the speakers itself.

If you're overdriving your mixer or controller, then you don't have enough sound.

Again, we're not talking stacks of subs and tops - we're talking about midrange prosumer gear intended for use in small to medium size parties.

In those instances, you're not going to be hitting limiter levels generally and the only way you need that extra headroom is if you're running a low-output mixer or controller.

I don't disagree that you'll get better results with a processor or eq rack but the whole point of powered gear is convenience and it's designed in a way that you get good sound with minimal tuning because it's designed to work that way.

But *requiring* an outboard mixer? C'mon man - it's not necessary with modern gear.

If you want to lug racks of extra shit to your gigs for a nominal sound quality improvement for your wedding or barmitzva, then why even go with powered shit? Might as well just stick with the passive gear where you have more control over everything.

Of course you would, cuz you still trying to impersonate a professional.

anyway whatever - agree to disagree. I'm not going to turn this into yet another derailed thread where someone needs to get the last word.

I only run a mixer and processor for my biggest gigs and I've never had anything but compliments for my sound.

You keep downgrading to a "wedding or bar mitzvah".

You got cats talking about "I'm about to buy 4000 worth of RCF stuff.

Should THEY be using an Outboard mixer?

Again, 4 tops, 4 subs. No outboard mixer required?

Is that what you're saying?

aren't those the symbols on a calculator? you mean my speakers have a positive and negative? all man i never knew that…….so what happens if i put the positive to the negatevie

does my speaker explode?

@dj_soo you running evox 8 also? i got a chance to demo the evox 12 this week @ the dj expo they sound really good

naw man they didn't give me a better price than my guy, you know the guy you got your speakers from…….lmao

i'll just buy it from him when they come out……since they fit in the back seat of my new ride, no preorder / tax return necessary meng

Lmao @ "I'm buying 4000.00 of RCF speakers" then not buying it, and STILL not knowing enough to use an OUTBOARD mixer for it.

#Fraudulent

What do you bring to your "Biggest Gigs"?

Just curious.

Speakerwise

why exactly is the funny? if the person selling rcf @ the expo doesn't give me a cheaper price than my people

than why exactly would i buy @ the expo? you make absolutely no sense


o wait…. them emotions got a hold of you……LMAO

#Fraudulent
#lmao

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The most important thing with food gain staging is HEADROOM.



Huh???????????????

if you want to gain weight you need a big head to shove all that food in

What up Dj Jest, I mean Dj upgrade. Why don't you just get those rcf 9007 subs and the hdl50a's?

I use an outboard mixer, but pretty much have to since I am still using old school CD players / Minidisc players (and SD/USB players as well) as my music sources...

As for processing, there is indeed so much processing built into quality actives (by the speakers' engineers) that I don't see the need to add any more - for playback music applications anyway. If you're doing sound for a band, then certainly eqs, comps / limiters on mic channels and kick/snare etc. will be helpful in preventing loud peaks from gobbling up system headroom, but for playback, I don't see the need. Most outboard mixers have channel eqs and/or a master eq that can make the small adjustments required for more difficult rooms or older/poor recordings.

The more toys you plug in your signal chain, the more noise IMO. I like to keep it simple and today's powered speakers make it easier than ever to achieve terrific sound without needing to do/add much. Simply PAYING for top quality music files will make more of a difference than any magic BBE processor. :-)

Al

Technology has got to change before we see lightweight subs like 75lbs making the sound of a 150lb sub. Like in racing, No replacement for displacement. Big, solid, heavy boxes, and good power have always made the most bass.

you like my new acura tlx? it's black just like your ford xlt but i have leather & my evox 8's fit very nicely in the back seat……XLT…….lmao

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al JM just got his first pair of powered speakers this summer, he's a active speaker pro…listen to him, you could learn a thing or two

:p

Typo - should be " most important thing with gain staging is HEADROOM".

Lmao, Nobody is clickin yo pics! Lmao!

Got EMMmMmM!

I knew you just HAD to post up something that nobody even asked about!

Lol! I made this dude buy and post up a car on HERE. For supposed "Proof"!

Where's that bank statement bruh?

lol! Cats wanna be like me.

And Joee has GRANDKIDS lmao?

Oh and 4000 of imaginary RCF equipment he bragged about getting from the Expo, and "Poof"....

He changed his mind.

However women DO reserve that right😀

LMAO……..emotions

you made me buy a new car ……hahahahahahahaha O & you made sixxx take a vacation too…..hahahahahaa

did you make me buy my wife a new car to? did you get your wife that new furniture meng

hahahahahaha


come to phiily next month pray with the pope you just might get some of those "upscale" gigs your looking for…….the pope works miracles ……meng

The ability to control ones emotions from across the Internet is Astounding.

Yep, like Sixxx said before, you are a wannabe DJJOHNNYM impersonator, from the way I type to the things I do.

reverse psychology doesn't work man


you get your emotions in check, i have no problem posting gear or a car pic even a receipt showing a deal i got


but to actually post my income tax return or bank account info ….who you think you fooling surly only yourself …….get those hormones in check MENG i say meng aka "man" loosely tho….hahaha


i heard about that mr cee citation on the forum "meng"


come see the pope in philly next month "meng" he can absolve you & maybe preform a miracle

Again, your OWN words come to haunt you.
#Mr4000RCF
Lmao

So if you have 4000.00 worth of RCF speakers, would you or would you NOT use an Outboard Mixer?

And DJ Soo, what speakers do you bring to a "Big" function that you would do?

$4000 worth of RCF speakers would probably get you two tops and a single sub depending on what series you are in (unless you get special Joee pricing). Pretty much what you would get from $4000 worth of EV or JBL.

If you are running a higher end mixer like a Rane 62 or DJM-900 then there is no need for an additional mixer being added to the signal chain unless you need more inputs then available or additional control in shaping the tone of your microphone. Running to external processing is a different topic.

defiantly i can get better than 2 evox 12's for $3,000

i just bought a new ride so i need the smaller evox 12, this will now be my bigger system with the 8 being the small setup

i really like when the people that are in the know…….know…….lol

So if you have 4000.00 worth of RCF speakers, would you or would you NOT use an Outboard Mixer?

Personally, I would - but if someone is able to achieve satifactory sound for their applications without using one, I don't see a problem.

Al

lmao @ some one trying to tell you how to run your system that just bought his first powered speakers in the year 2015…….hahahaha


al has so many powered speakers they need there own room in his house i seen them KV2 man…….i see you al…….lol

l

lmao @ some one trying to tell you how to run your system that just bought his first powered speakers in the year 2015…….hahahaha


al has so many powered speakers they need there own room in his house i seen them KV2 man…….i see you al…….lol

I even have some RCFs Joee :-)

^ i see you hugging that 312, your holding it like it's your significant other, let me find out you two popped out your 310……lol

:P

It wasn't easy as it required me to take a swim in a cold pool in order to reduce the size of my male XLR, but we were happy with the end result. LOL

That is actually one of my 310As I am holding lovingly. :-)

Al

hahahaha

And that's EXACTLY what I wanted...

Your PROFESSIONAL PERSONAL opinion.

Thank you sir.

Lmao @ cats just learning about Gain Structure BECAUSE of the advent of Powered speakers.

Man, I've been Bridging Amps way before it became "User Friendly".

Lol @ Consumers trying to be Prosumers.

whats that? did you have to hook up your amps on a bridge or something? was that you djing on the ben franklin bridge?

#MsCleo
#lmao

That was really weak. Stop.

DON'T TELL HIM NUFFIN! LOL...

Let him continue!

i wasn't trying to be funny…..it was meant to be, this guy actually thinks he's the only one that understands polarity ( + / - ) & bridging amps or power requirements etc

Welp, you have THAT down pat!

Lmfao yaw crazy outboard mixer not on my ET X'S Never..

+1 ETX'S have dsp out the ass.. anything added to the chain is most likely just going to downgrade your sound.


Speaking of outboard mixers.. out of curiosity what brand/models are you guys running?

A lesser quality mixer can easily introduce noise in the chain and reduce the sound quality.

I only run a mixer if I need multiple mics or are running multiple setups (like a 2x4). Even then, I don't touch the eqs - easier to get a good balance using the onboard volumes on the speakers and just use the mixer to attentuate.

I'll bring out my driverack if I use more than 2 subs or if I'm running more of a proper dance party where I need to fill the room with sound rather than simply looking for volume direct on the dancefloor. Which I'll then use to cut room resonance with the eq and a bit of limiting. Otherwise, I've been able to easily achieve great sound using the on board processing in my powered speakers.

Joee- I wish I could grab a pair of evox8s, but they are $2200 apiece here in Canada and simply not worth the investment at that price.

Yamaha MG12XU, Yamaha MG12/4, Yorkville PGM8 and Peavey PV10

Al

Soundcraft MFXi8
QSC Touchmix 8

@dj jest jamm / djaction / dj_soo

you guy are doing it wrong you absolutely positively MUST use a outboard mixer!

:p



you don't own evox's? why was "sound doctor 101" saying you used yamaha with evox? did you post pics? or is he making things up again?

"DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 8:49 AM - 14 August, 2015
Quote: Dude just posted up Evox boxes and a Yahama setup at the same location.

Is that a "matched" system?"

he be lying

Ok, thank you for the info.

As you can see, the point is that you're not hardly running an Array or anything close to it, but you'd still bring out an Outboard Mixer.

I personally would not be using the "Onboard Volumes" on the speakers to adjust the volumes of the event, rather just set the mixer at the best overall volume it should be at - leave it - set the speakers to the best overall volumes they should be at - leave them, leave all the EQ's on the mixer flat, and adjust the sound via the Outboard Mixer and / or EQ's / Processors.

We all know what we SHOULD be doing to get the best sound.

Some of us are DJ's at heart who take explicit care to insure what the sound should be.

Others are Salesmen who give away lights for free, want the quickest setup/breakdown possible, and are more interested in smoke and mirrors vs. substance.

lol….she wakes up emotional

hahahahaha

And this dude be STUPID as usual.

I wasn't talking about Al, you RCF reject, I was talking about the vid that Ivmez put up...

lmao @ you still leaking...



Silly azz rabbit.

LMAO @ you STILL leaking...

Hey, since you were an expert on those PADS, why aren't you using them?

LMAO.

hahahahaha she is so emotional this lovely morning

sure you were johnny ….you be lying so much that you can't even keep up with your own lies



"dj_soo 8:20 AM - 14 August, 2015
again, with powered matching gear"



"DJJOHNNYM_vSL3 8:49 AM - 14 August, 2015
Quote:
again, with powered matching gear,
and here come the disclaimers.

"Matching" as in what? Brand name? Model? How many setups do you see with cross matched brands?

Dude just posted up Evox boxes and a Yahama setup at the same location.

Is that a "matched" system?"




you were actually talking to dj_soo, but you lie so much you can't keep up with the lies & you were talking about yamaha ……..not yorkvile … …witch…...ivmez …owns



like i said you be lying!

Yo, you need to clean up the leaks in yo new car...lmao.

Them pads ain't working...

You too dumb to see what I actually POSTED..

I posted

Maybe your lack of comprehension needed the word in front if it?

So it would read

You're too stupid to remember the CONVERSATION held 2 days prior?

Errybody else remembered....

lol.

Yeah, you're leaking profusely...

You should plug that up....

#Mr.Iuseturntables

lmao - Hole' up ain't you from PHILLY?

smh....

Prolly don't even eat Cheese Steaks...

#Fraudulent...

stop lying & get those emotions in check

"stupid"

calling people names over the internet shows just how mad you are .hahahahaahahahahahaha


FYI, i just came from steve's prince of steaks had i nice cheese steak & cheese fry's ,as usual you be lying


your so emotional you should have been born a girl, no wonder you were all up in c's busniess

lol, dude you ARE born a GURL....lmao.

But hey, like I said, y'all reserve the right to change your minds....lmao.

#Badpadday

FRIES NOT FRY'S

lmao...cats STILL Makin' Up Sh*t....lmao.

i'm actually on my why out the door to buy some pads now, waxing pads to wax my new acura & maybe some leather conditioning wipes for my interior ……


#XLT
#ClothInterior

hahahaha

/End Thread.....

lmao.

Yea, see I don't bring an outboard mixer for anything related to sound quality - I bring it for things like mic eq control and multiple setups. For room eq, I bring a processor and that really depends on the size of the room and type of party. I'm not doing anything different with or without a mixer - the mixer just adds something to the chain. I find my max level, tune the levels of my tops and bottoms til they sound balanced at high levels, and then turn my master on my controller/Dj mixer down, note the maximum volume, and use that to attenuate. With a mixer I do the same thing but just add a gain stage. I don't see a point using a mixer to eq when I've got controls on my speakers that are finely tuned specifically for that box rather than a mixer which isn't.

Never had a complaint about sound (other than maybe turn it down lol) when I'm not using my driverack.

Imo, I don't think a mixer is necessary at all outside of convenience (as opposed to requiring one as you seem to think).

A processor on the other hand can help - especially when using mixed tops and bottoms - but you're talking about a mixer - not a rack.

Dunno - I'm using yamahas or qscs over yorkvilles.

Not the best out there, but I've got it dialed either using my driverack or just using the sub's lpf controls and the boost.

I wish I could get some evox8s. My subs aren't huge, but 50lbs a box for a sub/top combo with rcf sound for my sub-200 person gigs sounds like a godsend.

I rarely do parties bigger than 300 people anyway...

We both know that's probably not going to happen, but I digress.



Ok, agree to disagree.

Salute.

Dear Joee and JohnnyM, while reading your many, many back and forth comments earlier, I was reminded of this funny Seinfeld clip :

Watchwww.youtube.com

Al

hahahahaha, i already have a wife al i don't need another

Well let's see, you're worried about another DJ's income -

And then I post up the PROOF, that you don't know what you're talking about, you - LIKE A FEMALE, change your mind....lmao.

And LMAO @ getting mad at the evidence to shut you up....when you question it in the first place.

CLASSIC.

This sums it up right here -

lmao.

like i said i could book you a gig take a cut & you would still make more money than you do on your regular gigs

hahahahaha

And I STILL make more than you Mr.200K in the bank....lmao.

#Nobodybelievesyou
#Desparatelytryingtopostreceipts

#LowLevelDj
#LowLevelGigs
#FirstPairOfPoweredSpeakers2015

LMAO @ "LowLevel"...

DIDN'T I CALL YOU THAT?

lol!

Plus you aren't even a REAL DJ by your OWN words...





LMAOOOOOO.....@ your OWN words.....you right tho....

#FakeAzzPhillyDJ
#lmao
#Stillleaking

You really can't make this stuff up...

Pure GOLD.

#emotions

hahahahaahaha

#PureGold

#InYouRfeelings:(


bawhahhahahahaahah

Your own werds haunt you...

lmao...

You can't make this up!

#YouRopinionDoesn'tMater



#Truth

You aren't even a REAL DJ by your OWN words...





LMAOOOOOO.....@ your OWN words.....you right tho....

#TRUTH

jesus christ you two

serato.com

lol…..

U two need a inbox lol

But....it's his OWN WORDS....lol..

I just cant'....lmao.

yes you can

Or a Holiday Inn :-)

LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I love it. Very funny. Good one.

LMFAOOOOOOO SO TRUE

i'm more concerned about this spec Dynamic:1020W / Continuous: 800W.

you'd think 1600 W dynamic would have been a better choice for real-world use.

May run out of steam early meaning you need 4 to keep up with two DXR tops.

didn't' notice that…..good find

But maybe it's very very efficient...don't know.

It could just be a typo.

I hope so too,but looking at the other subs in that line,it may not be...very puzzling

Some info on the dxs18. Looks like a big cabinet. Should start shipping mid october.


Watchwww.youtube.com

That dual-sub stack looks MEAN at 3:55!