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08 September 2008
JBLVRX932la ultimate small format speaker?
1 of 1 found this helpful I have been using 4 of them (2 per side) for many events over the last year and they never cease to blow me away! Being able to array shade passivly in the box enables you to get a much more even volume from front to back without the hassle of mulitple amplifiers! The horizontal coverage is also extremely uniform with a small presence peak in the high mids directly in the center. They sound incredible when powered properly. Don't even consider powering them with 200watts, these bad boys are extremely power hungry and require 800Watts minimum per box if you plan on poshing them hard. I use between 800-2400W per box depending on the job. Obvoiusly if I've got 2400w per box you don't see clip lights!!!!
All in all you can pole mount 2-12's and 6-horns over a sub or 3 and get amazing power and quality like never before. I have not worked with a full blown flown array but that may come in the future!
Cheers.
18 July 2012
Killer microphone for both stage and studio, the reference in my book.
The KMS104 is an amazing microphone, it has an extremely neutral response from top to bottom. this is my second KMS104 and will probably not be the last. Compared to the KMS105 I find the top end response to be smoother and more realistic without the big presence peak around 10K. The KMS105 does have a fatter bottom end but sometimes it is too fat. Either way both of these microphones are the reference in my books, just slightly different.