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New Pair of Hart Audio EVO1 Tri-Monitor LoudSpeakers “Speakers with Active Bass” $13,556.40

New Pair Hart Audio EVO1 Dual Monitor LoudSpeakers ” Speakers with Active Bass”! $10,807.20

RCF NX-L/23A 12″ 2-Way Active Line Array Loudspeaker $3,143.00

Yamaha DSR215 DSR-215 1300W Active PA Loudspeaker PAIR $2,399.98

2x JBL PRX635 15″ 3 Way Powered Speakers PRX 635 Active Loudspeakers NEW $2,198.00

Yorkville PSA1 Compact Full Range Active Loudspeaker PROAUDIOSTAR $1,999.00

Schertler PUB 2/280 Active Loud speaker 100% new sealed $1,808.00

Yamaha DSR112 12″ 2-way Active LoudSpeaker PA (PAIR) $1,799.98

New! Yorkville Paraline Series PSA1 Compact Active Full Range Loudspeaker System $1,799.00

QSC K12 Active Loudspeaker Pair Package w/ Accessories $1,699.00

QSC K-Series K12 K-12 Active Loudspeakers PAIR FREE SHIPPING $1,499.00

QSC K-Series K12 K-12 Active Loudspeakers PAIR $1,475 $1,475.00

QSC KW181 KW 181 18″ Powered Sub Active PA LoudSpeaker $1,399.00

QSC K8 Active Loudspeaker Pair Package w/ Accessories $1,399.00

2x JBL PRX615M Powered 15″ Full Range Speaker PRX 615 Active Loudspeaker MINT $1,389.99

JBL EON 510 10-Inch Active Loudspeakers EON510 EON-510 Pair $1,383.80

QSC KW122 2-Way 1000 Watt Active Loudspeaker – NEW $1,299.95

QSC KW153 – 3-way Active Loudspeaker – PA Speaker – KW Series $1,299.00

QSC K-Series K10 K-10 Active Loudspeakers PAIR $1,299 $1,299.00

QSC KW153 Active Loudspeaker KW 153 1000w Powered $1,299.00

QSC KW153 Active Loudspeaker $1,299.00

QSC K8 K-8 K-Series Active Loudspeakers PAIR $1,209 FREE SHIPPING $1,209.00

Yamaha DSR215 DSR-215 1300W 2-way Active PA LoudSpeaker $1,199.99

Yamaha DSR215 Dual 15″ 2-way Active Loudspeaker System – Self Powered Speakers $1,199.99

Mackie SRM450V2 Active LoudSpeaker.SRM-450V2 Pair! New! $1,199.98

JBL PRX625 Powered Dual 15″ PA Speaker PRX 625 Active Loudspeaker NEW $1,199.00

QSC KW152 Active Loudspeaker KW 152 1000w Powered $1,199.00

QSC KW152 Active Loudspeaker $1,199.00

JBL PRX625 1500-watt Active 2-way Dual 15″ Loudspeaker New $1,199.00

QSC K8 K-8 K-Series Active Loudspeakers PAIR $1,199 F.S $1,199.00

(2) NEW MACKIE SRM 450V2 ACTIVE LOUDSPEAKERS SRM450V2 SRM-450V2 $1,198.00

Bang & Olufsen BeoLab Penta 3 Active Loudspeakers speakers PICK UP ONLY FLORIDA $1,195.00

QSC KW181 KW 181 18″ Powered Sub Active PA LoudSpeaker $1,149.00

Mackie 1521 Powered Loudspeakers *VERY CLEAN* PAIR ACTIVE Speakers $949.00

Yamaha DSR215 Active Loudspeaker $1,099.99

Yamaha DSR215 Active Loudspeaker Speaker 1300W $1,099.99

Mackie SRM450v2 SRM450 V2 Active PA LoudSpeaker (Pair) $1,099.98

QSC KW122 Active Loudspeaker – main or monitor $1,099.00

JBL PRX635 1500-watt Active 3-way 15″ Loudspeaker $1,099.00

QSC KW122 Active Loudspeaker KW 122 Monitor 1000w $1,099.00

QSC KW122 KW 122 Active Powered Loudspeaker BRAND NEW PROAUDIOSTAR $1,099.00

2x JBL EON315 15″ 2 Way Powered Speaker EON 315 Active PA Loudspeaker NEW $1,098.00

(4) Behringer B215D 2200w 15″ Powered DJ PA Speakers Class D Active Loudspeakers $1,059.95

JBL PRX625 Powered Dual 15″ PA Speaker PRX 625 Active Loudspeaker MINT $999.99

Yamaha DSR115 15″ 2-way Active Loudspeaker System – Self Powered Speaker System $999.99

Mackie HD 1521 15″ 2-way active loudspeaker HD1521 NEW Authorized Dealer $999.99

Gemini CDMP-2600 Dual CD/MP3 Player & RS-410 10″ Active Loudspeaker DJ Package $990.75

Yamaha DSR215 DSR-215 1300W 2-way Active PA LoudSpeaker $979.00

Mackie SRM450v2 SRM450 V2 Active PA LoudSpeaker (Pair) $949.99

Yamaha DSR115 Active Loudspeaker $899.99

Active Loudspeaker Questions

For audio/ PA system junkies only?

Would two Gemini RS-410 10-Inch Bi-Amp Active Loudspeakers coupled with an Onkyo SKW204 Bass Reflex Powered Subwoofer be a good system for a very large room? If so, how do i go about coupling them together? Mostly going to be used for music.

Simply put the Onkyo SKW204 subwoofer will not be as loud as the Gemini RS-410 loudspeakers. There will be some low bass but it won’t be as noticeable to the listener*.

I would for go the Onkyo subwoofer entirely, and there really isn’t that much low bass in [most] music. If you’re going to be playing bass heavy dance music or, say, Hip-Hop you can still get away with it without a subwoofer (I have dj’ed using similar active monitors, 10” Mackies, and no one seemed to notice).

If you must couple the two together you would have to use RCA patch cables and a “Y” adapter to “split” the sources output between the Mains and the subwoofer. The sub will filter out the highs and the Mains will run full range. Also set the subs crossover as low as possible and slowly increase the frequency till it sounds best to you. Also increase the gain on the sub and lower the gain on the Mains to best blend the sound. This kinda defeats the purpose of using High Efficiency PA speakers since they won’t play as loud as they could. Also the sub will be unduly taxed running with the gain set high.

If you really want the low bass I would suggest getting a larger powered loudspeaker, with say a 12″ or 15″ bass driver (they don’t go much deeper but will have more “impact” ).

*it takes twice the wattage to increase the sound pressure level (SPL) 3 dB.
say the Gemini are 95 dB and the Onkyo is, say, 89 dB… then to get the same precieved volume the Onkyo would need 520 watts of power (based on the 130 watts the Gemini’s 10″ gets). The Onkyo has 230 watts max, half of what would be required to blend with the Gemini’s. Of note; the High Frequency Horn in the Gemini is more efficient than the woofer (generally the case in pro drivers) which is why it is only feed 30 watts of power).

Also the “home” subwoofer won’t last the punishment it WILL receive.

Airline Restrictions on Your Baggage

Items and materials that may be commonplace and necessary at home or in the workplace are sometimes banned inside aircrafts because of the dangers they pose to both passengers and crew. It therefore becomes important to check with the airline which items they allow as carry-on luggage or as checked baggage, or banned altogether.

The following are the categories of items proscribed by the Transport Security Administration from being boarded in aircraft cabins:

Explosives and firearms. Matches, sparklers, other fireworks, flares, gunpowder, ammunition or other ordnance, blasting caps, dynamite, loaded firearms.

Other weapons. Knives of any kind, throwing stars, swords, or other items used in martial arts competitions. Rules in other countries will differ on transporting knives and other weapons.

Gases and pressure containers. Flammable aerosols like hair spray, spray paint or insect repellant; carbon dioxide cartridges, oxygen tanks (scuba or medical), mace, tear gas, pepper spray, self-inflating rafts, and deeply refrigerated gases such as liquid nitrogen.

Flammable liquids and solids. Gasoline, propane, butane and other fuels, lights with flammable reservoirs, matches, flammable paints, paint thinners, some cleaning solvents, some adhesives, cigarette lighters, and lighter fluid. Personal care items such as flammable perfume and such may be carried on board in limited quantities.

Oxidizers and organic peroxides. Bleach, nitric acid, fertilizers, swimming pool or spa chemicals, and fiberglass repair kits.

Poisons. Weed killers, pesticides rodent poisons, arsenic and cyanides.

Infectious materials. Medical laboratory specimens, viral organisms, bacterial cultures.

Corrosives. Drain cleaners, car batteries, wet cell batteries, acids, alkalis, lye, mercury.

Organics. Fiberglass resins, peroxides.

Radioactive materials. Smoke detectors, radioactive pharmaceuticals, and other radioactive materials.

Dry ice (frozen carbon dioxide). Up to four pounds (1.8 kg) is allowed on board for packing perishables, providing that the package is vented.

Magnetic materials. Strong magnets such as those in loudspeakers and laboratory equipment.

Other items. Wet-cell batteries, chemical oxygen generators (used or unused) or any equipment containing fuel or other flammable liquids.

In light of 9/11, TSA also began regulating the carriage of the following items on board aircrafts:

sition, including carpet knives and box cutters (and spare blades), any device with a folding or retractable blade, ice picks, straight razors, and metal scissors with pointed tips.

Corkscrews.

Lighters, lighter fluid, and strike-anywhere matches. However, up to four books of safety matches are allowable.

Baseball and softball bats.

Golf clubs.

Pool cues.

Ski poles.

Hockey sticks.

What is allowed and what is not allowed varies among airline companies. Just to be sure, always check with the air carrier as to what kind of baggage they allow before booking.

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