Speaker Problem

[convoy hunter]

Originally Posted by Vendor

I still think it leans to the speaker, how old is the equipment,

my father had it when he was 25 now he is 43

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by convoy hunter

my father had it when he was 25 now he is 43

Well...18 years it may be a bit during that time, but you've used the right frequency to quite recently, when these difficulties came up, you have some other speaker to change with...

[convoy hunter]

Originally Posted by Vendor

Well...18 years it may be a bit during that time, but you've used the right frequency to quite recently, when these difficulties came up, you have some other speaker to change with...

as we have discussed previously the speaker is not the problem but the amp itself.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by convoy hunter

as we have discussed previously the speaker is not the problem but the amp itself.

Maybe...but..now it is so that it can be both parts, I'm not working with this stuff, but have had equipment for a long time, and different mixing systems as little familiar, I can be ... but send an email to Jimbuna he can certainly give you a few good advice, myself, maybe I would consider changing up myself, if you have that money on new equipment, here is a link to Jimbuna

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/member.php?u=223849

[convoy hunter]

thanks

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by convoy hunter

thanks

You are welcome,

[DarkFish]

Originally Posted by convoy hunter

then what time of music should I use and what do you mean by weight?

the best music for testing is generally metal, plain and simple. If something plays metal well, it plays everything well. You need a strong bass-, mid- and treble range, and very clear sound, or metal will quite easily turn into noise.

Something fast and heavy with loads of distortion like this would be good:

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by DarkFish

the best music for testing is generally metal, plain and simple. If something plays metal well, it plays everything well. You need a strong bass-, mid- and treble range, and very clear sound, or metal will quite easily turn into noise.

Something fast and heavy with loads of distortion like this would be good:

He, He, we have discussed it on the page before,