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    Well you just never know, they ran 2123's a year or two ago, I bought a couple and I would buy some new 2245's given the chance. Remember the Sub1500 deal at PE?
    If we knew what the hell we were doing, we wouldn't call it research would we.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1audiohack View Post
    Well you just never know, they ran 2123's a year or two ago, I bought a couple and I would buy some new 2245's given the chance. Remember the Sub1500 deal at PE?
    Be that as it may, the original topic of this thread was DANCE CLUB SUBS! And the 2245H is NOT a "DISCO" woofer, at all!

    For it's intended applications, the 2245H is a GREAT woofer, but it is NOT a DANCE CLUB SUB!
    scottyj

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    You will get no argument from me.
    If we knew what the hell we were doing, we wouldn't call it research would we.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeffW View Post
    I see a 2241H and a 2242H, but I'm not seeing a 2245H.
    It was in their paper catalog, its the only one shown there!

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    Quote Originally Posted by scott fitlin View Post
    For nightclub use, the 2242 all the way. You might really also look very seriously at some type of horn loading for them, as well. Just ported direct radiators alone, you will need MANY 18,s, and TONS of power.

    Then, horn loading also offers a particular tonality you just cant get from direct radiation alone, THAT KICK, and dance music on a dance floor MUST have that kick to make the music propulsive. Dance music IS beat driven, you know!

    The 2245 for a dance club is definitely NOT the woofer of choice.

    If you have some specific questions, fire away, I will help to the best of my knowledge.
    OK, sounds like the 2242H is the one to go with, thanks Rob and others. Mr Fitlin, I will no doubt have questions. Let me get some measurments of the place and so forth and I'll be back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Titanium Dome View Post
    Agreement here on the 2242 as the probable driver of choice, but some bigger questions remain:

    1. How big is the club in cubic feet?
    2. What is the output capability (SPL) of the rest of the system?
    3. How low does the rest of the system go (in Hz)?
    4. Where are the locations for sub placement?
    5. How many people will the club hold?
    Will be back with some specifics, thanks.

    Russellc

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    What town is this club in?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikebake View Post
    What town is this club in?
    Kansas City, MO

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russellc View Post
    Kansas City, MO
    Prolly should include some welded steel grills then too.

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    I have a couple of 2245s and they require the power of Niagra Falls to run.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rdgrimes View Post
    Prolly should include some welded steel grills then too.
    Only if its thick enough to be bullet proof!

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    Russell, what kind of music will be the predominant format in this club?
    scottyj

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    What is the ideal application for a 2245?

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    We haven't seen much of Doc around, so let's resurrect his similar question:

    http://www.audioheritage.org/vbullet...t=2245+vs+2242

    For a slightly older song from the same repertoire:

    http://www.audioheritage.org/vbullet...t=2245+vs+2242

    In the end, I think the answer is "Depends..."


    (No, not Depends! )
    Out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robertbartsch View Post
    What is the ideal application for a 2245?
    PREMIUM CONSUMER HI FI subwoofer. Critical monitoring. And any application where one needs or wants TRUE and accurate sub bass.
    scottyj

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