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Subwoofer from Peavey belonging to the PV series

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  • Anonymous

    Peavey PV 118Published on 01/03/09 at 13:44
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    So I just used two subs for Christmas Eve. Of course, I speak only for my configuration.Ca down very low, it tends to "eat" a little midrange and treble, it is necessary to amplify A PART, to be able to resolve the proper niveau.Une Once this is done, it is obviously an ideal complement to your configuration. They can not, unfortunately, be transported by car. Or you need a space or a comparable model. I am 54 years old, so I do not do the "boom-boom", here is more than enough to round the bass drums or bass, and it avoids forcing low on the mixing console, and so damage to satellites 2 or 3 way you have. They move in and out "jacks" only. They are 42 cm inside. There is also another model …
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    So I just used two subs for Christmas Eve. Of course, I speak only for my configuration.Ca down very low, it tends to "eat" a little midrange and treble, it is necessary to amplify A PART, to be able to resolve the proper niveau.Une Once this is done, it is obviously an ideal complement to your configuration. They can not, unfortunately, be transported by car. Or you need a space or a comparable model. I am 54 years old, so I do not do the "boom-boom", here is more than enough to round the bass drums or bass, and it avoids forcing low on the mixing console, and so damage to satellites 2 or 3 way you have. They move in and out "jacks" only. They are 42 cm inside. There is also another model to 38 cms, the reference is different.
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  • tyser059tyser059

    Its sounds good!

    Peavey PV 118Published on 10/20/10 at 12:32
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    Hello, me I use 4 of his bass for 2 years now on an amp tech DB. hpa 1000 and I had to round up the bass on my speakers (pa box 15), bé frankly for the price its course impeccable, they are quite low and dessendent lot of noise, with the experience I would do this choice without problems, thank you Peavey!





  • moosehermanmooseherman

    Peavey PV 118Published on 03/24/10 at 18:52
    I've been looking to find a good subwoofer for my band's PA system (which I won't mention, since I'm sort of embarrassed). Basically, we were loud enough, but we didn't have the earth shaking low end we needed. Now we were doing great before we started mic'ing drums, because the bass cabinet that our bassist was using was more than enough. But once our collective mic collection grew, and we played venues that mic'd drums, we realized the low end on the kick drum, and even the guitars was rather lacking. Adding this sub to our rig was a great idea. I actually might need to update the rest of the PA system to match the quality of this sub! How's that for backwards? The good thing about this t…
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    I've been looking to find a good subwoofer for my band's PA system (which I won't mention, since I'm sort of embarrassed). Basically, we were loud enough, but we didn't have the earth shaking low end we needed. Now we were doing great before we started mic'ing drums, because the bass cabinet that our bassist was using was more than enough. But once our collective mic collection grew, and we played venues that mic'd drums, we realized the low end on the kick drum, and even the guitars was rather lacking. Adding this sub to our rig was a great idea. I actually might need to update the rest of the PA system to match the quality of this sub! How's that for backwards? The good thing about this thing is the fact that its tasteful. It's not a great choice for a DJ who needs to keep a dancefloor at a club hoppin', because it doesn't have the obscene amounts of power that is necessary in this day and age. This is just a great idea for a band who needs to add a bit of low end to the overall mix. It won't shake the foundation of your house if you use it indoors. It also won't muddy the rest of your sound, as often happens when a band tries to add the low end to the mix. It manages to be very clear and forthright. Arguably the best feature of this product is the price, there are supposedly inferior speakers that list for twice as much. Most speakers in the price range of this speaker are guaranteed to break within a given amount of time. Not so with this one. The source that recommended it to me has had his for years. It's probably not ready to play a huge venue, but at that point, you probably won't be dragging a PA with you.
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