-=SHOW OFF YOUR STACKS & RACKS!!!=-

Mike, with that setup, it would suit the pyramid stage at Glastonbury. ( A larger scale version of course.)

mykey wrote: you librarian!
it over hangs by 8ft

Rain does sideways here...

it does here aswell, the best thing is, it goes sideways the opposite way to the opening

I think if you added up all the rain full (on its way) we have in the rainy season that is 3 months long sometimes, it would be worth a years rainfull in the UK

the sound of it on my roof almost sends me mad

cheers Tony, Dave Bowie singing through it aswell...if that ever happens,I'll eat all the cow sh*t in the field, after I havemasturbated on stage

outside event we did using
4 mx600
6 rx18s
2 121H foleded horns
2 bs600s

trying to decide waht to take,another 2 scoops and folded 21s not in the pic

mykey wrote:

BERTIE wrote: It's 4mm stainless steel.When I build the HD15's,the ply were cut up against the bend,so I use 4 x 4mm normal hardboard,it bends easier,and strengthen it with the stainless steel sheets.It's loaded with Fane 15XB coll. and kick like hell[img]smileys/smiley4.gif[/img]

you've actually bent stainless steel thats 4mm thick?

Nooo,I would never try to do that[img]smileys/smiley1.gif[/img]
I had it "rolled".Got the idea from a friend who used much thinner rolled sheets to cover his drumset (bassdrum and tom-toms).I let them drill the holes for the screws at the top and 
bottom as well.


 

Adambombs birthday bash.

The System:
2 x Ass MX600
12 x HD15
10 x X1

The amps

2 x Usblaster amps for mx600
2 x Proline 3000 for HD's
5 x JBL MPX1200 for X1's

Control:

1 x Soundcraft spirit mixer for contoll, and mixing between 2 dj setups.
2 x ultradrives.
1 x Yamaha D2040

1 ultra drive was setup for 3 may stereo, mid and hf ran straight off the main ultradrive. 2 channels on mono LF where sent to another ultra for splitting the signal for the prolines(no links on amps) the other LF mono signal from the main ultra where sent to the D2040 for again splitting the signal to the mpx1200.





















Edited by: CalSystems