Some people are like that... But Im not. I run Peavey mids in my doors. Each door has 1 15" and 2 12" Black Widows. These arent cheap, crappy Pyle mids... They are $160 each, cast basket, 4" coil, reconable, 18lbs each. Soon, these will be seeing around 750w each. I also run 3 Selenium ST350s per door, on their own amplifier.What's the big craze?
People are friggin cheap and don't give a fuck what their front stage sounds like as long as it's loud.
X2 Had to quote it so some of the misinformed might actually read it....Some people are like that... But Im not. I run Peavey mids in my doors. Each door has 1 15" and 2 12" Black Widows. These arent cheap, crappy Pyle mids... They are $160 each, cast basket, 4" coil, reconable, 18lbs each. Soon, these will be seeing around 750w each. I also run 3 Selenium ST350s per door, on their own amplifier.
As everyone says, its all in the install. Cheap mids and tweets with no crossovers sound like garbage. Heck, good mids and tweets with no crossovers sound like garbage. But running these 15s, 12s, and tweets with a 16-band EQ and full 3-way active crossovers on my 80PRS gives me some great sound. Ive owned and ran everything from Eminence, Selenium, and Peavey, to Focal and Hertz. When I went it to be loud (no, your 2 sets of $300 components on 250w a side isnt "loud", and it never will be compared to a real pro audio setup done right), I go with quality pro audio speakers, good crossovers/equalization, and a good install. It will never be a "sound quality" install, but it sounds **** good, better than any $250 set of components Ive ever heard or owned in pure reproduction, and obviously, gets much louder.
People who just trash all pro audio setups or speakers are doing nothing more than showing their ignorance on the subject.
Definitely this. Most PA installs I have seen are people throwing as many drivers as possible in a certain location. Loud as shit, and extremely distorted. Really hurts the ears simply because it's so distorted.Some people are like that... But Im not. I run Peavey mids in my doors. Each door has 1 15" and 2 12" Black Widows. These arent cheap, crappy Pyle mids... They are $160 each, cast basket, 4" coil, reconable, 18lbs each. Soon, these will be seeing around 750w each. I also run 3 Selenium ST350s per door, on their own amplifier.
As everyone says, its all in the install. Cheap mids and tweets with no crossovers sound like garbage. Heck, good mids and tweets with no crossovers sound like garbage. But running these 15s, 12s, and tweets with a 16-band EQ and full 3-way active crossovers on my 80PRS gives me some great sound. Ive owned and ran everything from Eminence, Selenium, and Peavey, to Focal and Hertz. When I went it to be loud (no, your 2 sets of $300 components on 250w a side isnt "loud", and it never will be compared to a real pro audio setup done right), I go with quality pro audio speakers, good crossovers/equalization, and a good install. It will never be a "sound quality" install, but it sounds **** good, better than any $250 set of components Ive ever heard or owned in pure reproduction, and obviously, gets much louder.
People who just trash all pro audio setups or speakers are doing nothing more than showing their ignorance on the subject.
The install and tuning of those setups you've heard is what caused the distortion. Not the PA speakers themselves. The majority of the car audio setups I've heard are distorted so does that mean all car audio speakers distort????Definitely this. Most PA installs I have seen are people throwing as many drivers as possible in a certain location. Loud as shit, and extremely distorted. Really hurts the ears simply because it's so distorted.
Maybe I typed that in a weird way, but what you said is what I was saying, that it's the install. PA can sound great, just most people for some reason think stuffing the most they can fit in a panel will sound good because they are PA and loud.The install and tuning of those setups you've heard is what caused the distortion. Not the PA speakers themselves. The majority of the car audio setups I've heard are distorted so does that mean all car audio speakers distort????
Oh, ok. Yes, exactly.Maybe I typed that in a weird way, but what you said is what I was saying, that it's the install. PA can sound great, just most people for some reason think stuffing the most they can fit in a panel will sound good because they are PA and loud.
It's not "some" people are like that. It's the overwhelming majority. And when speaking generally, when people ask or talk about PA, they're talking about Sundowns or Seleniums or AQ, Crescendo, et al. Not high dollar REAL professional audio drivers.People who just trash all pro audio setups or speakers are doing nothing more than showing their ignorance on the subject.
I suspect that sort of PA mid would not easily integrate into a car and may be just as expensive as proper component that's built for automotive application. Was not insinuating that no PA driver could handle that power, just putting it out there, that your average 200$ MSRP set of components probably wouldn't hang.You can get PA mids with a 4" VC and 1000+ RMS rating, bring on that ZED //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/up2something.gif.dd110ecf3ae4b76050d87598f2f8de7c.gif
Cool story, bro. How's that setup look on an RTA?Some people are like that... But Im not. I run Peavey mids in my doors. Each door has 1 15" and 2 12" Black Widows. These arent cheap, crappy Pyle mids... They are $160 each, cast basket, 4" coil, reconable, 18lbs each. Soon, these will be seeing around 750w each. I also run 3 Selenium ST350s per door, on their own amplifier.
As everyone says, its all in the install. Cheap mids and tweets with no crossovers sound like garbage. Heck, good mids and tweets with no crossovers sound like garbage. But running these 15s, 12s, and tweets with a 16-band EQ and full 3-way active crossovers on my 80PRS gives me some great sound. Ive owned and ran everything from Eminence, Selenium, and Peavey, to Focal and Hertz. When I went it to be loud (no, your 2 sets of $300 components on 250w a side isnt "loud", and it never will be compared to a real pro audio setup done right), I go with quality pro audio speakers, good crossovers/equalization, and a good install. It will never be a "sound quality" install, but it sounds **** good, better than any $250 set of components Ive ever heard or owned in pure reproduction, and obviously, gets much louder.
People who just trash all pro audio setups or speakers are doing nothing more than showing their ignorance on the subject.
Again these are no more an SQ set up then any other daily set up with normal comps in there.Cool story, bro. How's that setup look on an RTA?
People generally trash those kinds of setups because they sound awful. They quickly cause listening fatigue because they are horribly non-linear, this IS because of the drivers themselves and because virtually nobody loading thier doors with midranges properly uses EQ.