Re: Amp/P.A. Recommendation

[bill bigrig <billbigrig@yahoo.com>]

Howdy,

 allelectronics.com is blasting out Phillips TV
speakersfor $8 a pair. Thet have 2 2" woofs and 1 1'
tweet. they have a bass port out the side. At this
price one could build a righteous PA at low cost. a
subwoof might be necessary, but for you DITers out
there, it could be the way to go. i am running a
vertical stack from flor to ceiling of each corner of
my muzikroom for "interesting" spatial experiments.
Rig


--- Buzap Buzap <buzap@gmx.net> wrote:

> It's interesting people on this forum have exactly
> the same considerations.
> 
> I'm just about to get a pair of 10" active speakers.
> They are perfect ( weight is ok, already some bass,
> option to expand with subwoofer for larger
> crowd...).
> 
> I have tested and opted out the db Opera 210. No
> convincing in direct comparison with the RCF 310A.
> Actually, I really liked the RCF 310A a lot and was
> just about to get them.
> But then I read this review (PDF):
>
http://www.tagnz.co.nz/Test%20Report%2010inch%20%20Pow.%20Speakers%20Tools%20engl1.pdf
> 
> In this review, the FBT Maxx 2A is clearly ahead of
> the RCF. So, I have ordered them and should receive
> them this week. If I like them, I'll keep them.
> 
> If you have any experience with RCF 310 versus FBT
> Maxx 2A please give me feedback ASAP!!
> 
> thanks
> Buzap
> 
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