scuf
05-10-2007, 11:12 PM
How would these two simple setups sound in comparison.
Setup 1 - One Peavey SP4 3 way speaker powered by Behringer EP2500 bridged at 2400 watts 4 ohms
Setup 2 - One JBL JRX 2 15 2 way cabinet paired with older Peavey DTH concert subs (2x18) Both powered by Behringer 2400
Im not sure about much juice would get to each cabinet in setup two because im not sure if each cabinet could handle 2 ohms if they could each cabinet would get 1200 watts.
How would the two setups compare to each other? I know the SP4 is a bigger speaker that can handle more power but would the JBL coupled with the 2x18 box be similar on high end with way more low end due to the subs? Or would the more wattage powering the SP4 drive the dual 15 black widow drivers in the SP4 enough to be comparable low end of the older peavey subs? I was hoping the newer technology of the SP4 speaker given more power would produce similar results but am considering both setups currently. Without being able to hear these myself any opinions would be greatly appreciated thanks!
Setup 1 - One Peavey SP4 3 way speaker powered by Behringer EP2500 bridged at 2400 watts 4 ohms
Setup 2 - One JBL JRX 2 15 2 way cabinet paired with older Peavey DTH concert subs (2x18) Both powered by Behringer 2400
Im not sure about much juice would get to each cabinet in setup two because im not sure if each cabinet could handle 2 ohms if they could each cabinet would get 1200 watts.
How would the two setups compare to each other? I know the SP4 is a bigger speaker that can handle more power but would the JBL coupled with the 2x18 box be similar on high end with way more low end due to the subs? Or would the more wattage powering the SP4 drive the dual 15 black widow drivers in the SP4 enough to be comparable low end of the older peavey subs? I was hoping the newer technology of the SP4 speaker given more power would produce similar results but am considering both setups currently. Without being able to hear these myself any opinions would be greatly appreciated thanks!