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Hi all,

I've been using the EVPX15P for more than half a year now and have been satisfied with it. But now thinking of adding a sub and would first consider the sub from the same line which comes as EVPX18PB. Anybody have experience with this sub? Care to share some comments?

No experience with those, but it's sometimes good to keep the speaker lines the same. You are already happy with the tops, the sub will be a perfect match for those tops, so go for it.
Morgan and a couple others swears by Wharfdale. They are a little harder to come by here.

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I remember Morgan using Behringer ?

She definately has wharfdales.

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a very good point lonman, it's also the cheapest line available here

I got the Wharfedale because Morgan is using it. I had several messages with her before I went for it and never regretted that.

I've been using a set of EVPX18PB for almost 2 years now as part of a second PA system. The sound is great; although not as punchy as my set of Mackies SWA1801 I use on the other system. But then again the price tag and power ratings aren't the same either.. The sound is rich and low resonance/bass reproduction is what you get - enough to fill a mid sized venue with a nice warm bass line. I use them together with a set of Behringer B215A's. The only 2 issues perhaps is that 1.) they tend to run fairly hot, although I haven't had any electronic/amp failures yet; 2.) Up to now I had to fix the one speaker cone, as the dust cap came loose after about a year. A friend of mine had the same problem. But it doesn't take a rocket scientist to fix - pretty much a diy job.http://www.karaoke-forum.com/images/smi ... iggrin.gif

In conclusion I think it's excellent value for money - paid R4,500 each ($560) here in South Africa.