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    Summer Get Together

    Outside fest at my place on Sat. June 9th. I am near McHenry IL
    Wifes are welcome but please no children.
    PM me if you want to be on the list and directions

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    Some off the systems








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    WOW!!! I would love to drop in, but the timing is all wrong for me by a few days.

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    some kind of industrial smith style horn on top?

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    I have seen those horns before but, can not remember where or who made them?

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    HOLY BAT SHEEEEEEEEEEET! WOW!!!!

    You sure you don't want a bunch of kids around poking in dust covers.........?


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    Pictures











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    I thought the outdoors was not the best conducive listening environment?



    -Storm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Storm View Post
    I thought the outdoors was not the best conducive listening environment?
    I love setting stuff up outdoors, especially BIG JBL's, where you've effecively removed the room from the equation, and can really cut JBL's loose, where they really like to "sing"...

    John

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    Quote Originally Posted by Storm View Post
    I thought the outdoors was not the best conducive listening environment?



    -Storm.
    If the air is still the outdoors is great... you don't get the room gain on the low end so you may need extra horsepower on the low end, but without room boundaries clouding up the sound, the sound of a high power system outdoors is something to behold. Unfortunately if it is breezy you do tend to lose the highs.


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    Thumbs up Looks nice.

    That's a nice looking array of speakers.

    Did you play every one of them? What was your source material? Who showed up? Did your neighbors call the cops?

    Inquiring minds want to know.

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    Amazing speaker parade, congratulation!
    I've always liked to listen to music in the garden.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Storm View Post
    I thought the outdoors was not the best conducive listening environment?



    -Storm.
    It is in my book, especially if you can get a little extra boundary reinforcement for low end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Widget View Post
    If the air is still the outdoors is great... you don't get the room gain on the low end so you may need extra horsepower on the low end, but without room boundaries clouding up the sound, the sound of a high power system outdoors is something to behold. Unfortunately if it is breezy you do tend to lose the highs.


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    Amen. Also, dry air attenuates freq. above 2K. That Westlake thread mentioned the studio designer Hilty(?) and how he was first inspired by the quality of outdoor sound.

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