selta
Power User
It's the QSC K12.Which QSC monitor is that, how does it handle the low B, and how flat is the overall response curve?
I have B, Drop-A and F# basses. That green one bounces between B and Drop-A, and then I have another Dingwall for F# tuning. For what we do (metal / hard rock) it works wonderfully well at either rehearsal or gigs. We always have great FOH support, so I just need it for stage monitoring really, and it excels at that. The feel of it is different than a 4x10 or 8x10 cab of course, but, it still shakes everything and puts the tone right at my ears, so I hear myself perfectly fine when not running IEMs. I really couldn't be happier with it.
Frequency response... interesting that you ask. Do you mean on axis or off axis? I think people try to read them incorrectly, drawing conclusions where there shouldn't. At best, you'll find an on-axis response graph, but that tells you... basically nothing .
Another thing that you should be asking for / looking at is the EASE data (most serious / big name PA systems provide this - I wish more manufacturers did), which I'll just assume that folks who are asking for response graphs know what this is and how to interpert/read: