Recent content by slayer44

Thanks Gregg, but they look way out of our price range. We only need PA style. And I couldn't find any specs on their website.

For anybody interested, this is what we will use. Thanks all.

Right, this is what we are going to do. Install mini-amps in the main control box and just buy run of the mill outdoor speakers. It is the easiest solution. Thanks for everyone's help.

This is getting closer, but I think we need a bigger version. T-Rex needs to shake the floor when he roars!...if they had one of these 4 times bigger, I would try it.

Nope. It's a full animatronic dinosaur for a museum. I am leaning towards a water-proof enclosure for what we have.

Thanks. I'll just keep looking.

Unfortunately, those wont work. Need RCA inputs. Can't be wireless. Our soundtrack comes from a SD Mp3 player (we call them "bricks" in our business). They are dumb and just provide a low signal.

I thought about this. I can bring it up to the team but I am not hopeful. Also I might suggest a water-proof enclosure for the speaker we have. The problem is we are getting down to the wire for delivery and don't have time to build a separate amp box. This is the guy. Would mount the speaker...

Permanently. It provides the soundtrack to one of our animations. We bought a Beringer CE500D only to find out it isn't outdoor rated.

Hi. my company is looking for an outdoor powered speaker. Min 100 watts with RCS or XLR input and has to perform in rain. Can't find anything on google that has both powered and outdoor in the specs. Any recommendation is appreciated. Would prefer commercial.

Nice dly66. I may have been overthinking the whole thing. I was so caught up in the pairs having to be bonded face to face, that I didn't look at other approaches. This will be my new norm. Although, I might make one of these boards just for fun. I have the CNC and the board stock. Thanks all...

Thanks ecluser. I will give this a shot. it makes sense since one version of this board doesn't use the 798. It has two 729's if I remember correctly, and they are not bonded.

That looks really easy. Superglue?

I understand that those boards already exist. Eastpoint has them on ebay. I wanted to do my own thing since I already bought hundreds of these 992's for this purpose a while ago. Already had a gain matching party!...I want to keep things as close to original era as I can. Plus, it looks like...

Thanks for the input. The pinout doesn't matter as I am going to solder wires to connect to the amp board. I guess I should have mentioned this, but it is suspended in the air. I could change my tracing so that they match. But it would mean getting my traces crossed. Could implement a jumper...