Carvin 15 inch bass cabinet
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- [Bass] Which cab for F#0 bass? Live situation
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[Bass] Which cab for F#0 bass? Live situation
Some of you may remember I had 4 PM15 speakers that I sold a little over a year ago and was planning on replacing them with the LM series. These are quality built and provide quality sound. I am powering them with my Carvin CP mixer. They are definitely an improvement over the PM15 speaker. Great sounding HF from the LM15s. I've run CDs my original albums , dynamic mics for vocal and guitar, electric 6 string guitar thru Digitech RP and drums through them.
So far, I would say they provide a well balanced frequency range from bass to mid to high. Vocal clarity is excellent. I plan on using them initially for my son and I to play some local gigs as soloist and duet. Well I have now used them since I originally posted this on another board and here are the results:. The PA system sounded excellent.
What a great sounding combination! The LM15 speakers were crystal clear. My son played a set solo and I was out in the audience listening. My father 85 years old and mother age withheld mentioned how clear the music came through. My dad said he could understand every word sung no small feat, mind you. Very Happy. We had very positive comments from the staff at the club about the sound quality as compared to other groups that have played at the club.
So, I am very pleased with my purchase. Glad I got the LM15s. These speakers can be used for mains as well as monitors. If any one here is in need of some lightweight mains, definitely consider the LM I think you will be very happy with these cabinets. I love how light these things are. I can pick one up in each hand and carry them no problem. Nothing against Carvin, as I own a Carvin Guitar, but if you're going to buy a knockoff, the point is to save money, not pay more.
If you can not tell the difference, buy the Peaveys. One reason to buy them over the Peavey's is they work as monitors. I think Peavey missed the mark, buy not making their PR a utility design capable of both monitor and mains duty.
Unfortunately, I don't have the opportunity to listen to a Carvin LM15 because Carvin has chosen not to allow their products to be sold at regular stores nearby me, unlike Peavey, JBL, Behringer, and everyone else.
Well, with the little leg kits they work fine. But that's just one more thing to buy,,,,and probably lose. Not capable for monitor duty? I use them as monitors too, so they must be capable of it. The PR15 do have a trapezoidal cab. They just need a little help on the angle for short throw duty, not much, but a bit.
Easily solved. But that's not to say that Carvin indeed seems to have a minor advantage in that regard. Higher availability increases the chances for better deals than normal retail price.
Or are you just talking out of your ass? Yes, I understand they are technically capable, but not convenient. Just saying it's an oversight that likely means they are selling less units.
No, the PR15 probably sell times as much as the Carvins, probably more. The PR15 are one of the highest volume sellers in retail music stores. Carvins will never be a volume seller for anything they sell because of their direct sales business model. There are more PR15 sitting in stores right at this moment than Carvin will ever manufacture of the LM However, that doesn't mean that the Carvin's are bad choice despite their miniscule, virtually insignficant, sales volume.
That's why I bought my Carvin custom guitar from them: I only needed one, and I didn't mind waiting for them to build one to my specs. It's a beautiful axe and was worth the wait, and I've had it for 15 years now. PA speakers are a different story though. I don't like reading the horror stories about expensive Carvin repair policies, since that can wipe out any value of the original purchase.
The difference in sound quality is so significant I didn't have to. The passive PR15s I listened to were "tinny", weak on the bass and extremely unintelligible lack of clarity.
I did not listen to the powered version, if they make one. Now, the LM15s are a step up from the PM15s in clarity, bass response and lighter in weight. So unless they greatly improved the G2s in the last year, I would say the LM15s are very comparable in sound. The PM 15s did, but the LM15s are angled cabs such that they do not require them. You've totally missed the point. It was just a comment. If it looks like a speaker, makes sound and is cheap it will sell.
If it says Peavey or JBL, all the better. Thanks for the quick review Smitty. I imagine the LM15s sound quite decent. They certainly look very good. I'm glad you're happy with them. It's unfortunate they are made and sold by Carvin.
Like many others, I have experienced their unprofessional and uninformed sales team That and the way repairs or returns work should you have a problem - is enough to turn off many people. It's unfortunate really, since many of their products look decent and are well priced. The reason you do side-by-side comparisons is to help eliminate the audio source and poweramp as the cause of any undesirable traits you hear.
It is possible, in fact highly probable, that your experience with the PR15s had little to do with the speaker itself. So to say that you "didn't have to" means to me that you really have no idea how they compare, thus you are talking out of your ass. I'm not saying that your experience with the LM15 doesn't count.
I'm very appreciative that you posted your experience. My objection is to your unsupported assertion and insinuation that the LM15 are so clearly superior to the PR15s that it must be the ears of the listener that are to blame if we can't appreciate the difference.
Maybe it's just that you shouldn't compare speakers that you haven't, in fact, compared. If you get a chance to actually do a side-by-side comparison, I would be happy to read what you have to say about them.
All two way passive cabinets. I also listened to a Mackie, but it was a 12" inch and I was not interested so I don't remember it too well. What I found was that the Peavey sounded Terrible. So there was a terrible, a bad, a very good and an excellent.
I used my PM15s for about a year and a half. I got very use to their sound. A definite step up. The Peavey are watt RMS speakers. The Carvin are watts RMS. We've got your subjective opinion about the performance of them. Terrible, bad, very good, and excellent are meaningless unless you describe in detail what you mean by that. What kind of music were you testing?
You say the PR15 were tinny and lacked bass. That is quite different from my experience as an owner, and every opinion I've seen about them. What bass frequency range are you talking about?
The PR15 are very strong down to 60Hz and don't fall off too bad below that. There are musicians on this board that use the PR15 specifically because of their good bass, so how do I reconcile what you say vs.
You're entitled to your opinion. I'm entitled to reserve judgment until I hear them myself. But how am I going to do that? I don't see where you told me where I can find them to try side-by-side?
Which speaker size projects best for a bass player when playing live?
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SCx Series loudspeakers are available now and ready to ship. The SCx12A is a W active inch 2-way enclosure with DSP perfect for smaller main loudspeaker applications and stage monitors, and includes the following features:. For small gigs, you can plug directly into the speaker, adjust levels and you are ready to perform. This is an exceptional sounding enclosure for applications requiring extended bass from a compact design, and includes the following features:.
Is it ok to talk bass in here? Need some help
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Bass Cabinets: On Speaker Sizes and Pairing Them Up
Quick Links Download this manual. The RLT features our super duty cast frame, watt, 15 inch woofer and a 1". Titanium HF Driver in a computer tuned, front shelf ported cabinet which is High output and tight, punchy bass are easily achieved without. Great as a stand-alone unit or as part of a bi-.
CARVIN LM153 3-WAY LOUDSPEAKER 12” 475W Cont. / 950W Program
This is a bit of a loaded question because the answer obviously depends on the venue. And where playing live is concerned, projection matters. This is not to say that other speaker sizes cannot project because they certainly can.
Announcing the New SCx Series Loudspeakers from Carvin Amps and Audio
Some of you may remember I had 4 PM15 speakers that I sold a little over a year ago and was planning on replacing them with the LM series. These are quality built and provide quality sound. I am powering them with my Carvin CP mixer. They are definitely an improvement over the PM15 speaker.
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Photo by Mark Seton. Q: I read the blog of a musician explaining that combining bass cabinets based on speaker size makes a big difference in sound. He also said that combining two cabinets is better than combining a with a I was under the impression that a cab combined with a cab was a great combination, and because I have this combination, I was taken aback when I read this. However, after thinking about it, I remember playing my bass through an stack in a local music store and how I absolutely marveled at the incredible sound it produced. Way more power than I need. A: On one hand, I have next to zero technical knowledge when it comes to pairing cabinets and what that does to the sound in a scientific way.
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