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passive sub and active mains

Posted:
Tue Aug 19, 2008 9:04 am
by kozmikcharley
can anyone out there help me? I want to use a passive sub and powered mains with my amp and mixer but can't figure out how to connect them...going the other way is easy. thanks much for any help---steve

Posted:
Tue Aug 19, 2008 1:50 pm
by jw123
Depends on the mixer. If it has a crossover built in with a sub out you could run into a seperate power amp and walla your in business.

Posted:
Thu Aug 21, 2008 1:50 am
by Andragon
"walla"
haha
It's "voila"
Back to topic: what he said.. and dig a page or 2 earlier. I think you'll find a similar thread.

Posted:
Fri Aug 22, 2008 1:06 am
by gbheil
Leave it to a Canadian to correct your french.


Posted:
Fri Aug 22, 2008 2:19 pm
by Andragon
I sounded like an ass. Sorry bout that. I learnt it the hard way.. I had to live in a huge French speaking community for a while and there was no room for mistakes >.<
See? We buried this thread


Posted:
Fri Aug 22, 2008 7:10 pm
by jw123
Sorry Andragon Im a southern redneck and in my neck of the woods they say "walla", voila aint that a violin?

Posted:
Fri Aug 22, 2008 9:02 pm
by Andragon
ROFL no, voila in French is kinda like "There you go!"
Walla works I guess
Now does anyone know bout passive subs n whatnot?
I like informative topics; I don't wanna kill this one


Posted:
Sat Aug 23, 2008 12:03 am
by gbheil
Ive been kickin back and forth with Carvin about their passive subs.
Apparently my RX1200 PA will operate passive or active on the mono sub out. Just dont have the Jacksons to purchase right now and my dearist wife told me to give the Carvin card a rest till she gets her busted assed Trailblazer paid off.


Posted:
Mon Aug 25, 2008 9:28 pm
by Starfish Scott
voila or voici = there is/ there are
Could be construed as an french idiom - literally "There it is"

Posted:
Mon Aug 25, 2008 11:01 pm
by philbymon
Him's so smart! Hey Cap? Do ya teech Enkrich, too?

Posted:
Tue Aug 26, 2008 7:47 pm
by Starfish Scott
Philbymon, remind me again what kind of pokemon you are?
Cause that's the kind I like to stomp on, jr.
And I do teach a few things, hayseed. I also like to beat old people up and stomp them, but we keep that under wraps.
FYI you could have discovered "Voila/Voici" if you knew how to use the (gasp) search engine.
"School is not for sleeping, jr anime animal."
"Please turn your 5head, your baldspot is blinding me"

Posted:
Wed Aug 27, 2008 11:31 am
by philbymon
Good one, Cap!
*puts on his hat to cover that embarassing balding spot*
Aren't you a physics teacher or something? Dunno how you do it. I'd be mixing acids & bases just to keep their attention, or tripping them to show how gravity works.
I only teach one on one. If I had a whole class of adolescent twits, I'd go madder.
So tell me, Master Blaster - if living in WV makes me a hayseed, what does living in Joisey make you? Flourescent or luminous?

Posted:
Wed Aug 27, 2008 5:12 pm
by Starfish Scott
It makes me a jackass.
NJ is for animals and convicts.
I would say I am 50% jackass and 50% animal, willing to bear my teeth at the first sign of trouble. And the day that I get too carried away, I will then join the convict group.
Until then, it's full speed ahead.

Posted:
Thu Aug 28, 2008 2:37 pm
by jw123
Capt, You will get a kick out of this
A few weeks ago I wound up at this punk rock club with a group of friends, Why well Im always loking for new venues.
ANyway the first band comes in and they are 2 guitars, drums and an electric banjo thats tuned down like a bass, I mean the string are barely staying in tune. Anyway they fire off and they arent really that loud to me cause I know waht loud is, they just sound obnoxious. The place has a patio so we all go out on this little patio, and the band sounded better there anyway. Well sitting there is this guy with spandex on and no shirt, he weighs probably 250 lbs and shouldnt be wearing the pants. He has balloons tied all around his head like a big crown. He says "What do you think of the band?" And he ask me directly, and I answer directly "I think they suck". I turn back around to my friends and the guy gets up out of his seat like hes going to whack me. I turn around and politely say "Do you have a problem". Now I only weigh about 165 lbs wet these days and this guy outweighs me by 100 lbs. He starts kinda kidding me about my shaved head. I tell the guy look I stayed in the room with that band for 3 songs and gave them a chance, I just dont like what they are playing, and I think they suck, so why dont you either sit back down or go in there with your friends if you love them so much. Hes getting a little too close, Im trying to figure if I can kick him in the nuts from my seat, but from the look of the tight pants, Its a real small target area. So he starts up again about my head and says I bet you think your macho with that haircut. And then he says just Why do you cut your hair that way. And to this day I have no idea where this came from, but I looked him dead in the eye and in the calmest voice Ive ever mustered in a situationlike this I say. When I was a Navy Seal Thats The Way All Of Us Cut Our Hair. WHen I said this the band had quit playing and everyone on the patio had picked up on the tension in the air. One of my buddiest bust out laughing and I turned to look at him, and when I look back the guy in the spandex has jumped the little fence and is headed down the alley.
Later that night we went a did Karoake and I always use the name Bubba on the slip of paper, so coming home all my buddies keep calling me "Bubba Seal"

Posted:
Thu Aug 28, 2008 3:02 pm
by philbymon
Quick thinking, JW! That's funny.