using 411 8As, for monitors or subs??

[Phil-G]

well i have materials and the shop is cleaned out.

[GM]

Just now seen this as I'm still not receiving this forum's threads updates with any regularity or in a timely manner when I do, so if a thread update 'falls off' the page when I reload it, I generally never see it and why I urge folks to PM me if I don’t respond to Qs in some reasonable amount of time.

I still need to review Marty's drawing and get it changed from duct to pipe vents, so it can be easily tuned to whatever sounds best overall in room.

I'm still 'up to my eyeballs' with personal stuff, not the least of which is ongoing computer and internet service problems, so it may be until the weather turns too cold/wet to work outdoors before I can take the time to finish this project. Sorry.

In the meantime, I'll email what I have, so you can at least get all the major cutting done.

GM

[Phil-G]

Thanks GM. I figured you were busy or fighting the internet . As you haven't been around much.

[Phil-G]

Stage monitors? Assuming you mean what I think you do, 411 is a bad choice. Mostly stage monitors are for vocal range. A musical instrument 12 is a better choice.

As far as subs, they work well. Since bass becomes directional at higher freqs, yes subs usually cross at 110 or lower.

i finaly understand what you mean here