Need help PX with EON515 and 518S sub
happyview78
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I am a newbie on DriverRack PX set up and PA systems. I have managed to modify one of the presets but still not 100%
Powered EON515 and 518S are not listed on the preset list of PX. I assume EON515 is similar to EON15G2 preset?
EON515 specs
Frequency Range (-10 dB): 39 Hz -20 kHz
Frequency Response (±3 dB): 42 Hz - 18 kHz
EON518S specs
Frequency Range (-10 dB): 36 Hz - 130 Hz
Frequency Response (±3 dB): 42 Hz - 100 Hz
Crossover Frequency: 120 Hz (HPF selectable on outputs)
Further on I performed auto PEQ for the tops with the reference mic and pink noise. Some higher frequencies were boosted up, but I am still not convinced about the setup. It would be nice to have some tip & tricks how to improve PX configuration settings or some example of my JBL set up using the PX in order to have a clear top sound with a powerful baseline.
Powered EON515 and 518S are not listed on the preset list of PX. I assume EON515 is similar to EON15G2 preset?
EON515 specs
Frequency Range (-10 dB): 39 Hz -20 kHz
Frequency Response (±3 dB): 42 Hz - 18 kHz
EON518S specs
Frequency Range (-10 dB): 36 Hz - 130 Hz
Frequency Response (±3 dB): 42 Hz - 100 Hz
Crossover Frequency: 120 Hz (HPF selectable on outputs)
Further on I performed auto PEQ for the tops with the reference mic and pink noise. Some higher frequencies were boosted up, but I am still not convinced about the setup. It would be nice to have some tip & tricks how to improve PX configuration settings or some example of my JBL set up using the PX in order to have a clear top sound with a powerful baseline.
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As to your direct question, just select the closest model you yours in the Wizard.
DRA
Then the sub itselves should be cut off at 100 Hz right?
I can't comment on your 90hz and 100hz question, because I am not sure what you are referencing, but You can try several points from 90 - 120hz and decide based on tone and output (whatever sounds best to you).
The sub (according to the specs) is "+/- 3db flat" to 100hz, so you will want to stay away from above 100hz. Try 90, 95, & 100hz. Personally, 100hz sounds like a winner.
DRA