rsf1977 said:hey, when everyone talks about the dangerous/damaging clipping, is that caused by the input source (axe) output being too hot or is that caused by turning up the QSC too loud? This stuff is confusing for me lol
Scott Peterson said:rsf1977 said:hey, when everyone talks about the dangerous/damaging clipping, is that caused by the input source (axe) output being too hot or is that caused by turning up the QSC too loud? This stuff is confusing for me lol
I have no idea who has talked about 'the dangerous/damaging clipping' but it was not me. The HPR stuff has a self-limiter on it; it won't go into clipping.
My point was to not damage your hearing by playing too loud. That's no joke.
rsf1977 said:are there any specific speaker stand recommendations for it too? I really only want to get it at least chest high off the ground if possible?
geetarman said:rsf1977 said:are there any specific speaker stand recommendations for it too? I really only want to get it at least chest high off the ground if possible?
Yes QSC makes stands and covers for these.
Scott Peterson said:That was pretty much my exact opinion of the QSC when I had one. I went toe to toe many times with 100watt Marshall half stacks and never had an issue with my volume at all.
I am eager to hear what the 12ma brings to the table too.
Scott Peterson said:I have one coming when it comes. I will be fully forthcoming with my opinion once I've gigged it (and we are gigging a LOT) so that won't delay my posts much. lol.
That depends on whether you can find room for the 12ma on some of those stages! :lol:Scott Peterson said:I have one coming when it comes. I will be fully forthcoming with my opinion once I've gigged it (and we are gigging a LOT) so that won't delay my posts much. lol.