i put 4 210 cabs in my truck, tho its a 14 ft box truck and nothing else would fit. one will fit in a full size suburban, 2 will fit in my living room. where theres a will theres a way
i put 4 210 cabs in my truck, tho its a 14 ft box truck and nothing else would fit. one will fit in a full size suburban, 2 will fit in my living room. where theres a will theres a way
"those sounds to which no definite pitch can be assigned are usually classified as noise"<br />harvey fletcher-1928
I find the grab bar and 6" (yes those are 6") wheels to be very helpful. You tilt 'er back, balance it on your shoulder and yer good to go.
The people on the other side of the ravine like them also.
Nothing like a great big pair of speakers to make your day.
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Nice Bowtie! C'mon, which AKer? Spill it!
Nice Cal! I love how high end speakers sound outside--with no room/wall reflections and many less acoustical issues to interfere with them. When my (rock) band performs outside, the sound onstage is crystal clear. Inside certain (usually smaller) clubs, it can get so muddy onstage I'm playing more by "radar" than by what I can audibly discern......Originally Posted by Cal Weldon
I find the grab bar and 6" (yes those are 6") wheels to be very helpful. You tilt 'er back, balance it on your shoulder and yer good to go.
The people on the other side of the ravine like them also.
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I agree with you 100%. I've never heard a system sound like the simplexes and large format horns outside on the driveway....
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You look so lonely there.
Nothing like a great big pair of speakers to make your day.
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What you don't see is the sh*t eating grin on the face of the guy taking the picture. <g> Those old beasts sound amazing in open air. I still say he needed to cue up the primal scream from "Won't get Fooled Again" at 6 AM and let 'er rip, just for the story...You look so lonely there.
AA, agreed - the ideal location for that one (given your setup) is slotted in between the racks on either side of the mancave indent. You could even frame in shelves around it if you wanted to.
Oh, and hi all - I'm an invader from AK who's known AA since we were small enough to crawl around inside of those.
Now we want to see the fronts of those Cal...I find the grab bar and 6" (yes those are 6") wheels to be very helpful. You tilt 'er back, balance it on your shoulder and yer good to go.
The people on the other side of the ravine like them also.
As you wish.
Nothing like a great big pair of speakers to make your day.
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