P Bill,

I am from a small town and have had the idea of starting a DJ company since the Imperials came out since that "Hell..." thread during XMAS time. I made it a point to check out my competition the last two years and can confidently say each of the dozen services available in my area sound terrible.

I started this thread with the idea that I may get some ideas on what may sound good. When you recommend a driverack pa. is it because it offeres superior sound quality or because it is conveniant? I ask only because if a seperate Rane etc. can give me better SQ I will go that route. I must say this thread has evolved into much more amplification info. than I would have thought. Great info. guys and thanks for getting me started.

Now that I know what is involved a consultation with Steve will be that more useful.

Corey

Are there horns efficient enough to run on 5 watts in a 4 horn line array for 8 ohms nominal?

I am talking smaller venues like 20 X 30 size bars and 1 room clubs in small towns etc.

Then run a pair of Imperial SO's with an increbible amount of power.

Umm.. what do I want for Christmas.? A tablesaw!  ;D

Wow, we guys have a simple life. A tablesaw makes us happy while the women want fricken diamonds! Well some do.  I guess I shouldn't stereotype!

Corey  :)

Hey STV, thanks for sharing the link on the review. Sounds pretty glowing. I'd be skeptical, but I read some posts on the ProSoundWeb from a guy who replaced his Behringer crossovers with DBX and he was positively glowing about how much better the SQ was. Assuming he wasn't the same DBX employee who wrote that review (just kidding) it's probably good stuff and I'd suggest the DBX over the Behringer. All the ProSoundWeb guys dis Behringer a lot. One guy says he'd love Behringer mixers if he could keep them working. Says they're always in the shop.

OK, enough. When I can afford it, and assuming I can justify it, I'll be getting a DriveRack.