The Amp Take off the PA System Experience.

Started by Niccie on 6 June 2006. 6 replies.

Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 6382.

Well i finally did it, i took off the electronic parts out of the box of my power amplified monitors. Wasn't that hard, and get the Phase 1 ready in about 2 1/2 hours, of continuous work.Here the pics with a short description. PHASE 1.
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This is the begining, i made a mistake in the uploading order. Sorry.
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Soldering ... to the new terminal, and a view of it.
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Can't tell from the pix; were those speakers bi-amped, and did you set up two pairs of terminals per box in order to maintain the biamping capability? Steve
Hello Steve, this speakers are not bi amped, they have some sort of passive cross over inside the boxes, i just took off the amp from the right speaker box and then i sealed the box to avoid any possible air escape out of it.
And now the internal volume of the speaker is wrong?? :D
not even close to be wrong, because the other box is exactly the same way but this one didnt came with any amp built in, so nothing goes wrong with what i did, all you have to take care is to make the hole closing sealed and that's all. As i say b4 sound is just great as it ever was. I really dont know why ppl have that mith fear based abou all this, just read some good books about phisics and acoustics, and it's all there, noyhing to be scared of, it's all doable but u need to know what u're doing of course. Well i'm taking off internet at home, so i will be no more around. Thnk you all guys best regards. Bye