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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/24 15:13:42
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That might be the next PC module.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/24 15:15:23
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$36 ????
What the heck?
One size fits all (apparently)
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The Maillard Reaction
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/24 15:22:11
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If every one had a pair of these would any of us need things like EQ correction?
We could all just use the same speakers and get back to dancing.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/24 15:25:12
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I would still want EQ correction.
That way my mixes would surely stand out from the rest, no?
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/24 15:27:39
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/24 15:38:05
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The "youth" in my hood usually have more than that stuffed into the trunk of a small import car. You can easily tell because said cars often have a 3 foot wing on the trunk lid.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/24 15:46:16
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It gives them that extra zoom zoom factor...
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/26 11:17:33
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/26 12:01:52
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Beagle
digital or analog?
Sizzle only.
Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/26 12:02:55
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/26 12:18:23
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/26 14:53:13
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Can you feel it?
They go to 1000watts
http://www.ebay.com/itm/N...%3D7233253174128776374
Kewl, thanks for the heads up Mike I want me some of them ones. 1000 Watts? They must be good 'uns if they go that high. The plastic metalwork is really stylish too.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/26 15:19:54
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Would these be any good for impressing clients?
You'll have to define 'clients' in this context before I can give you a definitive answer.
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The Maillard Reaction
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/26 20:57:06
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I'm trying not to mention the foot rubs.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 06:27:25
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So Mike, what do they sound like? Have they arrived yet?
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 07:28:48
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I decided they cost too much.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 07:34:24
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 07:41:58
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OMG. Yes, I didn't know I bought them.
Maybe Ben bought them for me?
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 07:55:40
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I need to get me some more watts.
I don't have nearly enough.
These are no slouches they are certified for proper Pro DJ use.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 07:59:20
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That and the silver lining caught me eye.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 17:33:16
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They look like the sort of speakers you might find in a military based recording studio...
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 17:44:08
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They look like the sort of speakers you might find in a military based recording studio...
I imagine I'll no longer post pics of my studio. 
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 17:51:46
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☄ Helpful
Don't worry, someone will use the catalog image to post pictures of their studio...
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 18:00:49
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UbiquitousBubba
Don't worry, someone will use the catalog image to post pictures of their studio...
Has Ben given you a heads up? He's all about technology, albeit digital.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 18:27:30
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Those starburst tweeters look awefully familiar Mike. You think there are plastic? I use to build some really unusual speakers with tweeters that looked like those but that was so long ago....
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The Maillard Reaction
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 18:57:35
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:-)
The best part about a Piezo tweeter is that you don't have to use a Crossover.
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 19:04:44
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mike_mccue
:-)
The best part about a Piezo tweeter is that you don't have to use a Crossover.
:-)
And they blow somewhat like light bulbs after a certain amount of use...  You can tell when you've lost one though because you lose that layer of tinny bass guitar sound. I love me some piezo's whether they be round or trumpet shape they're all the same to me. I wonder if that's because they are all the same....hmmm
post edited by Jonbouy - 2012/03/27 19:05:57
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The Maillard Reaction
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 19:08:29
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We'd have a good time standing behind the mixboard!!!
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Re:Would these be any good for impressing clients?
2012/03/27 20:35:35
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Jonbouy
You can tell when you've lost one though because you lose that layer of tinny bass guitar sound.
The cornerstone of my signature sound.
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