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#181252 - 02/20/04 09:15 AM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
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dlstarry......for me to get a PAS dual tower/subs for my shows, this unit would have to punch into a 400 person audience like no tommorow .....I've seen Daves & it looks very kool, & I love the concept, but, I haven't heard it yet, but I will get to an Uncle Dave show asap but ven so.. I'm affraid that will probably be a smaller venue....I would need to hear it used on stage in a big room. Theres no rush...I'll ge to it I'm sure. I know it can easily handle mall venue or using only one towr/sub.

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#181253 - 02/20/04 09:28 AM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
dlstarry Offline
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Registered: 02/04/01
Posts: 698
Loc: MN. U.S.A.
Donny, Please let me know what think when you hear UD's.
And also if you think it will handle a 400 plus job.
Also if you think it's that much better than the Sona 32C's.
Thanx
Denny
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#181254 - 02/20/04 09:46 AM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
Uncle Dave Offline
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Registered: 12/01/99
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I'm willing to bet that with the "Twins" set up with one woofet each - I can filla room of 500-600 easily. Add more woofers for even more umph. I have a stereo subwoofer that can be fed from the line outs of the Towers to provide additional bass if the need arises, but I doubt that it will.

You have to remember the way this system progects ..... it's so full and even - the covereage is much better than a conventional cabinet that sounds too loud at close distance from it.
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#181255 - 02/20/04 09:54 AM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
Posts: 43703
Quote:
Originally posted by Uncle Dave:
.You have to remember the way this system progects ..... it's so full and even - the covereage is much better than a conventional cabinet that sounds too loud at close distance from it.


This is what I & others have to experience ....this new concept vs the old is what causes doubts.....this Wed nite I'm gonna come see My Uncle and the PAS..

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#181256 - 02/20/04 10:03 AM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
DonM Offline
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Registered: 06/25/99
Posts: 16735
Loc: Benton, LA, USA
I certainly wish someone would find something bad about these things, so I won't want them.
DonM
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#181257 - 02/20/04 10:25 AM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
Scottyee Offline
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Registered: 12/01/99
Posts: 10427
Loc: San Francisco Bay Area, CA, US...
Quote:
Originally posted by DonM:
I certainly wish someone would find something bad about these things, so I won't want them.
DonM


Ditto
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#181258 - 02/20/04 10:25 AM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
dlstarry Offline
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Registered: 02/04/01
Posts: 698
Loc: MN. U.S.A.
Quote:
Originally posted by DonM:
I certainly wish someone would find something bad about these things, so I won't want them.
DonM


AMEN
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#181259 - 02/20/04 10:28 AM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
msutliff Offline
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Registered: 03/08/01
Posts: 640
Loc: Cottage Grove, MN, USA
Quote:
Originally posted by Dnj:
....this Wed nite I'm gonna come see My Uncle and the PAS..


Hey Donny,

Does Uncle Dave let ya come up on stage and do a song or two? Maybe a duet or something? (that would be hot!!)

Regardless, sounds like fun, wish I could join ya.

Eagerly awaiting your report.......

mike

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#181260 - 02/20/04 12:55 PM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
Uncle Dave Offline
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Registered: 12/01/99
Posts: 12800
Loc: Penn Yan, NY
This Bose system sucks. It's too light. It packs up too easily, and hardly takes up ANY space in the Van. Now I hafta buy a smaller car. Damn!
The people in the clubs all like it so much, I have to play longer sets, and because it's such a smooth sound, there are always people sitting RIGHT IN FRONT of me! They're laughing and carrying on like we're having a pary.....while I'm trying to WORKKK!!!!!
All this studio quality sound is getting old. I never hear any good old fashioned feedback anymore. There's no rumbling in the corners of the room. The people in the next room can hear everything I'm saying ... it's like having Big Brother listening in.
Everyone wants to compliment you while you're singing .... it's so distracting!
Then there's the idiot comments like:

"You get HBO on that thing??" or...

"Where's the backboard? I wanna play some hoops !"

I tell ya ..... you don't want one.
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you want TWO !

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#181261 - 02/20/04 01:25 PM Re: Another Bose PAS Test
dlstarry Offline
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Registered: 02/04/01
Posts: 698
Loc: MN. U.S.A.
Thanks UD for this down fall,
"This Bose system sucks. It's too light. It packs up too easily, and hardly takes up ANY space in the Van. Now I hafta buy a smaller car. Damn!"

I guess I better not buy one, because I just bought a new minivan &
I sure don't want to have to trade it for a smaller car.

Thanx you just saved me 4000 bucks.
Denny

[This message has been edited by dlstarry (edited 02-20-2004).]
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