You mean the one that can actually play the music 90% of the world wants to hear?
Yeah that too I was thinking the one that makes the money and has no expense but that works
You mean the one that can actually play the music 90% of the world wants to hear?
Definitely mismatched drivers in them. As he was advised here to get the bad driver reconed. Typical mix fashion he ignored the advice.do they have yorkville drivers or have the been replaced, who knows,
Because the problem would get smaller, silly!If sound kept going out, why would getting a smaller subwoofer help?
That happens to me like every other song when I mix and crab-scratch on my one turntable rig.. . .ask(ed) me how the event in Branch Brook Park turned out. I told him it was messy. Sound kept going out.
Tough to do when doing free gigs or extremely low dollar events just to feed an ego the cost of rental will out weigh the income especially when he has to split it with his partnerMix,
Why not simply focus on being the DJ and rent or let someone else deal with the gear? That way, you can do what you love to do, the weight of the gear will be irrelevant, and it will work every time. You'll also benefit from having no concern about buying, selling, or things getting stolen.
And his partners girlfriend.especially when he has to split it with his partner
He's fortunate to have a partner. I 'd hate to think he had to shoulder the burden losses due to theft all on his own.
Those are not active speakers and it says local pickup.Here's just what you need Mix: EAW SB-250R Link
Two 15" subs in one box. Two boxes, 4 subwoofers. 1/6 the original price!
You won't even need to buy gas for the van, just let the thump of these bad boys pump you all the way home.
Real DJs use amplifiers.Those are not active speakers and it says local pickup.
New words:I can't understand for the life of me why any 60+ year old DJ would be considering Subs that weigh 135 or even 75 lbs? Especially someone that is over weight. Do you like to purposefully throw your back out, and cause painful arthritis flare ups?
I bought those subs a long time ago. I was in my 50's when I bought them.I can't understand for the life of me why any 60+ year old DJ would be considering Subs that weigh 135 or even 75 lbs? Especially someone that is over weight. Do you like to purposefully throw your back out, and cause painful arthritis flare ups?
Again they are not active subs and it's in another state. Too far for me to drive there.Now's the time Mixxy: EAW SB-250R Link
New lower price! You've never been closer to owning your very own thunderstorm of bass bins. you could be driving home this week with all four boomers smiling back at you in your van. Make four trips with a Honda CRV if you have to - but, don't miss this sale!
You guys know used stuff has to be in his “hood” for him to be interestedAgain they are not active subs and it's in another state. Too far for me to drive there.
NO SIR. That active sub looks nice. It's a dual 12" sub. My partner was talking about getting 2 15" subs. Besides that what's the weight of that active sub? My thought is getting 2 name brand 15" subs with wheels to move easily. That's the big reason for considering selling the Yorkville subs. My partner is over 50 and I'm over 60. The weight of those subs is just too much. You need 2 people to lift it into the vanYou guys know used stuff has to be in his “hood” for him to be interested