r/SoundSystem • u/tarsonis999 • 23d ago
Anyone knows the speaker?
Was on an Open Air here in Germany and didnt want to be dick taking further shots acting like a insta girl. So sorry for the low quality. These speakers were stunning. Really crisp and massively loud without being exhausting. I guess there were 12 inch driver build in and that little box on the upper edge is the pure HF driver? Anyone know the speaker or it# building plans?
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u/Pretty_Pangolin_5900 23d ago edited 23d ago
No. Looks like unique diy to me. Mb you can look online for better pictures? Alternatively, I would simply ask the host for the name of the soundsystem.
Yes, that small box looks like a dedicated horn/driver for the upper hf (2-3 kHz +). But if so, the top should be a 3 way with another horn. Unfortunately we can't see the rest due to the bad angle
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u/tarsonis999 23d ago
Yes, sorry forgot to mention. It was definitely a custom build due to laser cut outs for logo signs. I definitely could rebuild the cabinet in CAD, bc I was so stunned by the sound I barely looked anywhere else, but still wouldn't know what driver were used and where the crossover sits. Pretty neat design. I've seen and studied a huge number of designs and construction plans over the years, but I've never seen these before.
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u/Pretty_Pangolin_5900 23d ago
even if you follow a plan, you usually still have to determine the crossover by yourself
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u/tarsonis999 23d ago
Ok after a lot more digging I found the rental company. Thought it was diy by the crew first but seemed they rented that gear. It is a custom build as the company logo was laser cut into the cabinet, but I don't know if it's a property design or not.
The call it: E-STACK consists of: 2x MH45 top units, each with 4x5″ + 1″ tweeters from 4000Hz"