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30th April 2009
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| Gear maniac  Joined: Sep 2006
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(almost nothing to do with the fact that V-DOSC has Focal midrange drivers  )Simon Focal | |
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30th April 2009
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| Gear maniac  Joined: Jun 2004 Location: CA USA
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30th April 2009
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| Lives for gear  Joined: May 2005 Location: Basel, Switzerland
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Check out the alt.audio.pro.live-sound newsgroup on usenet. Lots of very knowledgeable folks over there; but it's unmoderated, so it can get a bit raunchy at times and does attract its share of trolls.
__________________ André ___________________________________________ "Recording exactly what a musician hears turns out to be a really big deal." Bob Olhsson "Who cares about efficiency, when we're talking about music?" Rupert Neve "it'll sound different through a microphone, anyway" Keith Carlock "no room, no boom!" Michael Wagener |
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30th April 2009
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I love the turbosound NuQ series...(as well as the old TQ)... specially the 10 inch top with the 15 subs.. mixing live was great..everything stood out without efforts, very punchy..and loud enough for my needs. (jazz to pop-rock) I didn't find another speaker system yet, that translate so well and that it's so easy to mix with... (I tried D&B, Meyer's, LAcoustic linerrays...etc..every of those was good but not there as the Turbo's..) I remember Turbosound was very respected back in the days, seems less these days..but I wonder why...for me turbo's it's my first choice if I could choose. I never tried the Clair Bros though... just my 0.02$ Bests, Cheu
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30th April 2009
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| Gear interested Joined: Mar 2008 Location: London/Birmingham
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Meyer Sound followed by L'Acoustics followed by Nexo .. my thoughts For monitors.... Martin Audio ... then the Ratsound Microwedge |
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1st May 2009
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| Gear interested Joined: Apr 2009
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Adamson Y-18 Vdosc (program partners only..) however they are great w/ J series subs D&B J series Vertec I-4 / I-5 There are many other boxes out there, but having used 99% of them.. these are in their own class. |
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1st May 2009
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Oct 2007 Location: A quiet place
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turbosound was originally designed and built by Tony in our shop. He's a great designer and a very nice guy.
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