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- The Phantom Banger
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Building a soundsystem
Been told it would be a good investment for the future, only thing is i wouldnt have a clue where to start. Gonna have alot of spare time after my gcse's so i reckon this would be a good time to start. Any one got any tips?
Re: Building a soundsystem
build it your self you will save a shit ton in the long run plus it will force you to learn the complete ins and out of your system
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Re: Building a soundsystem
this is the planfive-ohh-what wrote:build it your self you will save a shit ton in the long run plus it will force you to learn the complete ins and out of your system

Re: Building a soundsystem
http://forum.speakerplans.com/
everything you need to know
also, my tip would be start saving, its a costly hobby....im starting to save now after a few years of planning.
everything you need to know
also, my tip would be start saving, its a costly hobby....im starting to save now after a few years of planning.

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Re: Building a soundsystem
thanks for the tipsdjake wrote:http://forum.speakerplans.com/
everything you need to know
also, my tip would be start saving, its a costly hobby....im starting to save now after a few years of planning.

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Re: Building a soundsystem
I don't know about it being a "good investment".
If you actually want to earn from it you will have to set yourself up with top name gear and be a smart businessman.
If you want to do it more as a hobby then building is definetly the way to go. It will take all your time and money and when its done you will be moving very heavy stuff around for little return...BUT
If you WANT to do it, do it.
If you actually want to earn from it you will have to set yourself up with top name gear and be a smart businessman.
If you want to do it more as a hobby then building is definetly the way to go. It will take all your time and money and when its done you will be moving very heavy stuff around for little return...BUT
If you WANT to do it, do it.
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Re: Building a soundsystem
Was thinking about making a thread about this the other day. Thanks for the info!
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Re: Building a soundsystem
when i said a good investment i didnt mean financiallystudio dread wrote:I don't know about it being a "good investment".
If you actually want to earn from it you will have to set yourself up with top name gear and be a smart businessman.
If you want to do it more as a hobby then building is definetly the way to go. It will take all your time and money and when its done you will be moving very heavy stuff around for little return...BUT
If you WANT to do it, do it.

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Re: Building a soundsystem
You're going to need a BIG, dry, storage space... and a hauling method.

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Re: Building a soundsystem
Last year's 12v mobile sound system project, works like a charm on small events!
Weighs a respectable 70kg but rolls really easy on wheels. Going to built a modular one this year, with tapped horn subwoofer and a top that will be stand-alone also, to carry around for park tings n such
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FszZDbvLKE

http://www.toiminto.net/pilkkiblast.jpg
battery lasts for 6 hours with maximum spl of around 113-115db to one meter

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FszZDbvLKE

http://www.toiminto.net/pilkkiblast.jpg
battery lasts for 6 hours with maximum spl of around 113-115db to one meter

Re: Building a soundsystem
This thing is crazy! I wish I had the skills to build something like this...toiminto wrote:Last year's 12v mobile sound system project, works like a charm on small events!Weighs a respectable 70kg but rolls really easy on wheels. Going to built a modular one this year, with tapped horn subwoofer and a top that will be stand-alone also, to carry around for park tings n such
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FszZDbvLKE
http://www.toiminto.net/pilkkiblast.jpg
battery lasts for 6 hours with maximum spl of around 113-115db to one meter
Re: Building a soundsystem
^^ This,,, damp damaging parts is a nightmare!frank grimes jr. wrote:You're going to need a BIG, dry, storage space... and a hauling method.
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Re: Building a soundsystem
toiminto wrote:Last year's 12v mobile sound system project, works like a charm on small events!Weighs a respectable 70kg but rolls really easy on wheels. Going to built a modular one this year, with tapped horn subwoofer and a top that will be stand-alone also, to carry around for park tings n such
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FszZDbvLKE
http://www.toiminto.net/pilkkiblast.jpg
battery lasts for 6 hours with maximum spl of around 113-115db to one meter
This is exactly what i have in mind, mobile soundsystem max 100kg modular and for start i will power it with small generator. Will consist in 2 subwoofers based on SAL XPRO 30100 witch is 12inch speaker. For low-mids i'll use 2 speakers(one on each channel) of 6" and for the high frequencies i have two awsome bullet tweeters, will start build next month and will keep you updated if you want

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