Steevo

For sale on ebay, would consider private sale.

[url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Audio-Intimidation-Int-115-Speakers-/140774018765?pt=UK_ConElec_SpeakersPASystems_RL&hash=item20c6c90ecd"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=item20c6c90ecd[/url]

Features:

High Impact Moulded Polypropylene Enclosure
1.75" Voice Coil, 1 inch Exit Titanium Compression Driver
5 Integral Suspension Points
Complete Mounting Solutions
Smooth Response With High Power Handling Capacity
80 x 60 degree Coverage Pattern Specifications
Freq. Range (-10dB): 40Hz - 20kHz
Max Calculated SPL: 124dB
Output Power 350watt
Crossover Frequency: 2.2kHz
Loop/Mix Out: XLR/M, Balanced
Horizontal Coverage: 80 degree
Vertical Coverage: 60 degree

Specification:

Power supply: 240v
Dimensions: 615mm x 416mm x 356mm
Net Weight: 25Kgs

More details [url="http://prolight.co.uk/item/spea32a/"]here[/url]

Very clean as they've lived in their padded covers in and out of use.

£225 each ono.

[quote name='Bankai' post='1294893' date='Jul 6 2011, 04:12 PM']The PGX is the budget version of the transmitter/receiver.

Same way as the PG58 is the budget of SM58.[/quote]

I thought PGW was the budget version, then PGX, SLX, ULX?

[quote name='JTUK' post='1294455' date='Jul 6 2011, 10:45 AM']We used this after throwing away a regular Sm58 radio mic..
[url="http://www.images2.co.uk/Sound_Equipment/Sorted_By_Brand.Shure_Sound/SLX2_-_SM58_UHF_HANDHELD_TWIN_ANTENNA_RADIO_MICROPHONE_SYSTEM_SU708600.html"]http://www.images2.co.uk/Sound_Equipment/S...M_SU708600.html[/url]

Chalk and cheese and blows the other unit out of the window... we can't quite work out why..but it surely did..!![/quote]


Sorry, just to check - you're saying that the SLX4 is the better unit? What did you have before, a wired SM58 or the PGX version?

Thanks for the suggestions. Looking around I might be able to manage either a new Sennheiser Freeport, or a sued Shure PGX24 & SM58. Which would people opt for?

[quote name='pablyth' post='1289817' date='Jul 2 2011, 02:55 AM']6x 500w cabinets will not draw 6x 500w. 6x 500w amps is potentially a different matter.

A 13A socket can deliver slightly over 3kw continuously. So, if by magic your 6x 500w amps happened to peak at 500w power draw too (I'd be highly surprised if they were anything other than valve amps!), then yes indeed you could run them all off one socket, just.[/quote]


You've utterly confused me with the first part....but the second paragraph goes along with exactly what i was thinking.

Curious, maybe....but definately cautious. I prefer knowing i'm in the right about things, rather than muddling along as i go hoping that things will be ok.

Are there different sizes of captive nut available for rack mounting? I've just bought another (used) flightcase and my normal captive nuts won't quite fit. The nut part appears to be too fat, meaning that the "ears" of it won't go far enough in to the rack strip to secure themselves properly. Also, beacause they're still "sprung" inwards the bolt won't fit through the hole either.

All help appreciated! :-)

Ah, thanks. Sorry, I didn't know what voltage/current speakons run at.

Thanks! Can you run a clamp meter on a speakon cable?

Thanks! Looks like i'll have to give it a try....


I've always been interested to know the power consumption of equipment so as to be sure that venues have sufficient power sockets available. Although an amplifier/speaker is rated at 500w at 4ohm or whatever....does it actually draw this power? i.e. can you have a max of approx 6 x 500w cabinets on a single 13a socket?

Thanks for the replies!I considered a Maplin type monitor a year or so back and actually bought one. The trouble is to change cables you've got to unplug everything meaning if you want to look at one cable, then another at the same time you'd have to have several meters. At least a clamp meter would mean you could test any cable you want at any time.

Do you need to separate the cables when using a clamp meter, or can you put the whole 3-core cable in the clamp?

Cheers! Sennheiser better than Shure then? Would i get anything in terms oxides Semnheiser for my budget?

Does anyone ever use any sort of clamp meter or similar check what current kit is drawing? Wondered if there was a simple way to get a pretty good indication of what you're asking of the power supply.

Looking to change my Kam KWM11 mics and get something that's less prone to dropping out. Are there any good value options out there around the £100-150 mark? Would be very happy to accept something good quality but used if anyone's got one knocking around.

thanks

Might be interested in the wireless mics - which model are they and how much are you asking?

[quote name='High score' post='458543' date='Apr 9 2009, 04:14 PM']listing updated

bumpity bumpity bumpity bump............. [/quote]


Would be interested in one of the behringer feedback destroyer. Is the remaining one still available?