not mine, but somebody should help this guy:

NEED LOUD SPEAKERS (Minneapolis) (http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ele/652131883.html)
Reply to: sale-652131883@craigslist.org
Date: 2008-04-22, 2:34PM CDT


I live in a frat and want really loud speakers. Call me at 612-xxx-yyyy.

His neighbours are going to love him.

seems most speakers can be loud? guess you need something that will make them that way though..

he needs Kabuki.

Cerwin Vega's are good for rock and roll....

Pawn Shop PA Specials

Cerwin Vega's are good for rock and roll....

I'd find some old bar, or skating rink PA speakers for a frat house. Something that would take real abuse, and not be an issue over cabs getting trashed.

Here's what he needs:

http://www.audioheritage.org/images/jbl/photos/pro-speakers/cabaret.jpg

The one that the guy is leaning on:
Model 4680 – a wood version of the previous model 4682 thermoplastic "Strongbox" with four-K110 10" in a line array and dual 2402 bullets

My school has a pair that will shake about anything......and survive 20 years of high school students moving them around and using them.

Here's what he needs:

http://www.audioheritage.org/images/jbl/photos/pro-speakers/cabaret.jpg

The one that the guy is leaning on:
Model 4680 – a wood version of the previous model 4682 thermoplastic "Strongbox" with four-K110 10" in a line array and dual 2402 bullets

My school has a pair that will shake about anything......and survive 20 years of high school students moving them around and using them.

Those old E series woofers in those were very efficient. They could give you a "haircut" with just modest power. Limited bass extension though, a sub was needed.

Those old E series woofers in those were very efficient. They could give you a "haircut" with just modest power. Limited bass extension though, a sub was needed.

heh heh heh....

I know.....


We run them with a yamaha PC2002 or PC2001, depending on what we want the other amp to do (if anything).....