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Magazine, December 1998, pages 18-20 |
Road Test Report by
Steve La Cerra, EQ Magazine Editor, Reporting on Radian's
RPX-112P stage monitor. The last paragraph reads: "Radian
Audio Engineering has come up with a serious monitor in
the RPX-112P. It might be on the pricey side for the MI
market, but professional users who prefer to buy once and
buy right will find the money well spent. (The RPX-112P
does come in more affordably than some of its competition.)
It sounds very good and the cabinet will hold up to road
use. If you're looking for professional-quality, compact
vocal stage monitors, the RPX-112P is a strong recommendation."
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| DJ
Times, November 1998, pages 52-53 |
Carolina's Fluid Flows
With the New, by Jim Tremayne. The extensive article describes
the opening of a new club in Greensboro, N.C, and the incredible
light and sound equipment that was installed.
The article contains the following quote: "Installed by
the Marina Dell Ray, Cal. -based Tom Connors Design, the
club's main sound system includes eight Radian RPX-116 speakers,
three Radian RBS-218 subs, three QSC MX3000 and four QSC
MX1500 power amps, one Rane AC22 crossover, one Rane GE60
EQ, one Gemini PS-900 DJ mixer, two Technics SL-1200 mkll
turntabes, and one Denon DN-2000F dual CD player."
Says Feiwall: "By far, this is the most intense sound system
I've heard in a club in a long time. I would put Radian
on par with most quality speakers."
Adds Rutherford: "As an OEM manufacturer, Radian (based
in Orange, Cal.) is best known for the parts they build
for other companies. They decided recently to produce their
own speaker line. The trick to what they produced is that
they make very high-powered 12-inch, 15-inch and even eight-inch
coaxial speakers. And when you provide the quality sound
in a coaxial speaker like that, you get extremely transparent,
extremely coherent sound. There's just not a lot out there
that sounds a lot better - unless you spend a lot more money."
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