Got a new driverack pa plus need to know how to set up
Djarista
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Hello I'm new to this but I need help bad I will tell you what I have
This is what I need I think the limter setting and xover setting and any thing else and words good or bad on how to work this thanx
1 furman pl pro 20amp power conditoner
1 driverack pa+
1 dbx 215 eq
1 bbe 882i
1 numark peramp
1 crown xti 4000 on mid/hi 2 jbl cab 45 dual 15"
1 crown xti 6000 on sub 4 Cerwin vega sl36
This is what I need I think the limter setting and xover setting and any thing else and words good or bad on how to work this thanx
1 furman pl pro 20amp power conditoner
1 driverack pa+
1 dbx 215 eq
1 bbe 882i
1 numark peramp
1 crown xti 4000 on mid/hi 2 jbl cab 45 dual 15"
1 crown xti 6000 on sub 4 Cerwin vega sl36
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Speaker are again
4 Cerwin vegas sl36
2 jbl cabaret 45
Are those the 4512B Series? if so they are definitely NOT the same as the JRX series..Those have a 400 watt continuous and 800 watt peak power handling so at 650 watts you are a bit over the power I would spec for those speakers...
So, in the setup procedure you will need to set the gain structure very carefully. Follow the "start here" thread here:
viewtopic.php?f=61&t=959
NEVER get into the red on the tops amp and instead run the limiter on the XTI a bit heavy handed at just below the clip point.
I would use 118hz LR24 for the xover point and set the HPF for the sub at 40hz BW18 minimum
Also is this set up good for what I have or I need better let me know thanx
The problem occurs when you start to push low end through the tops... the replacement drivers would need to be a very close match to the old ones, and frankly they are quite outdated now.
With this setup you would be low end heavy.. the tops won't keep up with the subs...
As for the tops what is your budget...?
The woofers that in the boxes are 189se by Cerwin vega
I'll have to do some investigating to find the Theile small; parameters for the CV 189SER's...
Default 18 Inch Drivers Designed For Scoops & Earthquakes/Folded Horns
Here is a list of 18 inch tranducers that will give you the best performance when using Scoops/Rear Loaded Horns & Earthquakes/Folded Horns
Note: These are current models, and, you can contact me if you have a question regarding an older model. Cerwin Vega’s can be found used on Ebay
Aura {Seismic} 1808
B&C 18 TBX 46
B&C 18 WB 46
Celestion Frontline 18
Cerwin Vega 188 EB
Cerwin Vega 189 ES
Cerwin Vega 189 JE {4 ohm}
Cerwin Vega 189 SE
Cerwin Vega 18S4 {4 ohm}
Cerwin Vega 18S8
Eminence Magnum 18 HO
Eminence Sigma Pro 18
Eminence Omega 18
Eighteen Sound 18 LW 800
Eighteen Sound 18 LW 1000
Eighteen Sound 18 LW 1250
Eighteen Sound 18 LW 1400
Electrovoice EVX 180 B
Fane Colossus 18B 600
JBL 2242
McCauley 6256
North Creek Leviton
P Audio C 18 600 LF
P Audio C 18 650 EL
P Audio E 18 300A
P Audio E 18 600A
P Audio IMF 18W
P Audio R 18 100B
P Audio R 18 76W
P Audio SD 18
PAS LX 2800
Precision Devices PD 1850
Precision Devices PD 186
Precision Devices PD 184
Precision Devices PD 182
RCF L 18P 200
RCF Precision 18 G 400
Transparence 18 B 800
Void Acoustics V 18 1000
Would you consider these drivers to be good 'candidates' for loading into the EV T18 enclosure as well?
Thanx!
Paudio P650EL
Eminence Magnum and Omega
Fane Colossus XB
simply because I have tried these drivers, I'm not sure the 18sound LW 1800 wouldn't blow the cabinet apart, but I bet she would really cook
4 sl36 on xti 6000
In the last post you said:
If your getting the 8000, put the 8000 on the subs, put the 6000 on the 15" mids and put the 4000 on the horns and bi-amp the tops THAT will make the system really SING!!!
As for power, those amps are externally efficient... if you keep them in stereo, and you don't demand every last ounce of capability out of the system you will likely draw average about 10 amps @ about 115-118 dB.. If you start to push things you'll be able to suck 60 amps out of the wall with no problem :shock:
For instance, the It8000 draws (at 1/8th power... typical live rock @ about 115dB) 8.3 amps of current, up that to 1/3 power and you up the current load to 18.1 amps, mash her to the floor and you could draw well over 30 amps with that amp alone :shock:
That translates to about 63 watts of output for every 1 amp of power used.