I was wondering if I can buy a pa speaker cabinet with 2 15inch woofers in it and hook to my home receiver/amp and get good bass and sound for music
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I once did this, with a high end onkyo receiver, but I built the cabinets for bass, and with proper baffling. You can do it, dont clip the amp, youll damage the speakers.
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You can yes depending on what your definition of good sound is, obviously buy your question I'd I would say bass is your primary concern correct? Make sure the ohm of the speakers you purchase match your receiver/amp, if you put 4 ohm speakers on a 8 ohm amp you could fry the amp. PA speakers by their design are for sustained increased volume levels which does not always equate to higher quality sound.
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Absolutely. As long as this meets your power requirements you could do either small gigs without a PA, or large gigs where you just need stage volume. You may need to pair this with another cabinet for larger gigs if you do not have a PA for sound reinforcement.
2027097
Anything that meets or is below the impedance. So its a 400 watt bass cabinet, and I use a behringer BXD300H ultra bass head that's 300 watts. Its a great bass head of your looking for a cabinet and head that won't bust your budget which I am guessing your a musician so that's a yes. So as long as your watt are at or below the watts of the cab you will be ok. The only thing is let's say you get a 200 watt head it won't give you as much sound as 400 watt.
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It depends, better for none low bass range kind of music unless to add a sub woofer.
565471
Sure you could use it that way, people have, but I would drive down to the shop to test it out with your gear first. Bass frequencies are different and you would probably want to try a few options as far as a wah.
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doubtful that you'll need an amp unless your receiver is literally a POS. I would suggest you buy a higher grade speaker wire (I have 16 gauge on mine) and that you bi-wire them as well.
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I have this single unit in my back deck, it adds the right amount of bass to the other four speakers in my system. I runs strong on 200 watts, your 800 watts rig might be too powerful for it.
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Yes u can but depends on how u use it im using it as a door speaker amp and well bass control wont apply if ur using subs yeah go ahead
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I listen to just about everything and it sounds good. It also depends on your setup and equipment. I have a 5.1 setup with a good receiver/tuner. Most of my low bass sounds come through my sub-woofer.
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Hi Kam, Thanks for your continued interest in Seismic Audio! Any combination of our mixer/power amps will work for this. They can be found here: http://www.seismicaudiospeakers.com/Amplifiers-s/221.htm Considering this is a bass guitar cabinet, you won't get the same result as if you ran your audio through a full range speaker with some subs. That would be the ideal setup for a DJ type application. Let me know if your have any questions. Thanks, Rusty
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Sure you can. The dual woofers will allow it to play a bit louder and possibly give the bass a little more punch than the standard DV62, which is already a fine speaker.
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Yes you can , it will sound good & In future if you decide to upgrade to a better & more powerful amp the LSi9's will reward you with even better sound.
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Yes, but in a similar way I started out with a onkyo and a separate crown 2100. It was good but the home receivers just don't have enough volume or dB gain. I have 2 crown amps and a art equalizer and most of all a art rack mixer. Setup is louder by 4 times as home av stuff. The amplifier is a winner but if it's not loud enough, get a mixer to drive the lines.
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Well you can do it, but I wouldn't for 2 reasons. 1) Your amp would need to be rated for 2 ohm load, which means the amp is serious kit that would best be served with better speakers. 2) More importantly, unless the pair are mounted in an enclosure which couples them sonically at bass frequencies, they will sound muddy.
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an all-in-one system will not be the answer for you. At minimum you will need 2 powerful sub-woofers and 15" inch powered speakers and at least a 2100 power amp. Maybe you should rent a system or ask a friend.
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I think it is, but you won't get good bass out of this amp, and it will start clipping way before is loud enough (very low gain - if you increase the input it will clip). I hooked mine up to two 100W RMS speaker boxes, but because of the lack of bass (my vintage 80W RMS Wintec 6004 put out more Bass), I hooked a 2nd amplifier (300W Sony XM-75HX) using a "Y" cable, to drive two 300W RMS 15" speakers (Boston Acoustics) just for bass. Now I use PQA3100 just for highs and medium frequencies.
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Yes, it'll work fine. If you want the best sound out of them you'll need an amp.