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In Reply to: Ovation Plus query posted by Mart on March 19, 2000 at 09:04:34:
Unless there is a specal device designed for this purpose,
I think you would need to get a crossover for each channel
then a small mixer to mix all the channels to one output.Please note, when your mashing all those different channels
into one lump sum, especially at such high frequencys for a sub,
your totally blowing your directionality and more then likely
just creating mud.But you never know, you just may get it right...
I would check for some 19" rack mount gear at your local pro
sound music store like Sam Ash or Guitar Center.TLR
Why generic pro racks? They're usually a vibration mecca without sides to properly couple the shelves & low internal dampened metal materials. I decided to make a metal reinforced 1" MDF rack instead. I chose to use a laminate of aluminum & nickel-based stainless steel for the metal. The coupling makes an excellent shield while increasing its internal damping.
Um, I thought we were talking about hardware and not shelving units!?!?I was talking about 19" rack mount pro gear. Not the 19" racks.
TLR
Again, I was talking about pro audio gear...not racks, not
audiophile gear, but pro audio gear. Like the kind that you
use for MAKING the music.TLR
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