What's the best (long lasting & light - oxymoron) to power the NT 222 DC in the feild? I realy want try the t00bes out this summer. Any good links to M222 / NT 222 user info?
im pretty sure sideshowbob(on this site) ran 12v sla'sw/ them, and i believedave bigham also did too
Quote from: Bean on May 01, 2005, 05:36:49 PM
im pretty sure sideshowbob(on this site) ran 12v sla'sw/ them, and i believedave bigham also did too
Thanks Bean, I have been having problems finding good info on the t00bes.
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Quote from: sonicsoundiii on May 01, 2005, 05:59:01 PM
Quote from: Bean on May 01, 2005, 05:36:49 PM
im pretty sure sideshowbob(on this site) ran 12v sla'sw/ them, and i believedave bigham also did too
Thanks Bean, I have been having problems finding good info on the t00bes.
+t
sideshowbob has told me the run down before, basically he has one or two 12v sla's, i cant remember if theyre wired so that one battery can power both nt222 boxes or if he has a 12v for each channel, but my memory tells me he runs one big 12v for both boxes, then 6v's for the v3 :)
Any reported back injuries? I was hoping for a Walmart solution.
Quote from: sonicsoundiii on May 01, 2005, 07:06:30 PM
Any reported back injuries? I was hoping for a Walmart solution.
well, im 99% positive they have to be fed 12v, so why not just get some rc style 12v NIMH packs and a smart charger ???
yes, the tubes take 12v power...its worth the weight for the sound they produce. Split the power cables into 1 XLR power cable...EC90 or GP90 work good
Quote from: charlesfox on June 01, 2005, 05:54:58 PM
yes, the tubes take 12v power...its worth the weight for the sound they produce. Split the power cables into 1 XLR power cable...EC90 or GP90 work good
Yes
I just tested out the tubes this weekend ;)
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