The wife is still trying the guilt trip thing....now im sippin bourbon and admiring these...i kinda quickly hap-hazzardly hooked them up and really like them.....http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc.../2012/09/1.jpg
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The wife is still trying the guilt trip thing....now im sippin bourbon and admiring these...i kinda quickly hap-hazzardly hooked them up and really like them.....http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc.../2012/09/1.jpg
Nice, I picked up a pair this spring. Still trying to come up with a stable way to mount the horns as they didn't come with factory mounts. Also am using the 288 drivers with adapter plates. Much smaller driver than yours, actually they look odd on that horn, but they sound great.
Ive never heard the mr's before...or these cabinets .well.maybe i did in a theater at one point.......the drivers are massive...i cant wait to properly set these up .or at least one pair...the only issues is two of the dust covers are pushed in and one has a small whole that someone put some grey goop on.other than that they are mint....i cant wait to experiment
A6, right?
GM
yes....from what found on the net...a6 or a6a.....
Zounds!! Now that's a wall of sound. :cool:
Just never say "because they're more beautiful than you honey", Or you'll be listening to drivers with broom handle holes in them. :D
Nice score though. :Thumbs up:
Well...it may be a bit much...gotta ad the a7s into the mix .i dont have enough power,or room at the moment..im working on a "Dumbsurround".lolhttp://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc.../2012/09/5.jpg
Looks like your gonna end up with a Deafsurround!!!
What is the rest of the room like?
If you could pull one pair free of the walls and give them a shove around until you liked it, my guess is that you'd forget about surround sound and listen via them to a lot of music.
I have the mounting brackets, but never bolted them down to anything. Unbolted, they are not very usefull. Easy enough to bolt to a makeshift 'sled' (board) of course.
If an option... I vote for the hanging option as well, since you have the plates. Should be 'easy'. You might be able to get away with 2 chains, one to each side of a plate to stabilize the X, then can add mass to the front lip of the horns (if holes present) to balance the Y.
Of course, acknowledging that not everyone likes the industrial 'giant horns hanging from chains' look. :-)