RCF HDL 6-A vs TTL 6-A loudspeaker shoot out 

centerstage entertainment wonder what the house system is I can see it

good question

Alex Koch it was JBL SRX

We feel the HDL30’s did better than the other 2 line array options on low mids making it sound better for rock and roll with in your face palm muted guitars. The HDL6’s though they work for all genres work incredibly well for talking heads, small to medium venue band reinforcement, and corporate events where keeping things clean are important. The 20’s are still a great cabinet especially at the price point. We primarily use them for events where strategic aiming and zone volume control isn’t as important. We have done many national artist with them without complaint. They do have a little less tear rejection so not as good for talking heads. The TTL6’s are great for us with venues with balconies and are quick to deploy when stacking, not so quick while flying. They can throw incredibly far and are very full sounding being a three way cabinet. We have been extremely pleased with them. As far as the subs we will probably get a lot of crap for this but the 8006’s have more output than the 9006’s without a question. There are a lot of shows we do 2 8006 subs coupled in the center. We wouldn’t dream of doing this with 2 9006’s because they would be in limit all night. Having the rdnet and extra handles on the 9006’s make them nice and they do have the ability to go lower realistically 5-10 hz lower. If someone only had a budget to get 2-4 subs we would suggest 8006 all the way without a question. If you are going to have 6 or more go with the 9006.

this really helps when the pros give there opinion, it helps me make a decision. thanks for the detailed response.

They are incredible!

Yes we agree 100%

Jared Bratsberg while the TTL6’s are our go to cabinet for many ground stack shows. Flying is a bit difficult on them compared to the 6’s. The TTL6’s do throw incredibly far just to be 2 cabinets per side. They can definitely compete with 6 HDL6’s per side. As far as power we run 6 HDL6’s off one 20 amp circuit and 2 of the TTL6’s off of one 20 amp circuit. The TTL6’s are more even tone and being three way are able to project the high mids a bit further. Let us know if we can ever get you a deal on anything.

AdVantage Digital the TTL6 is definitely a pro cabinet. It is amazing even with a 90x30 horn in our opinion they are more long throw than the 20’s and 6’s. Of course if you have 16 of the 6’s per side that is a different story.

@@sweettreeproductions2149 thanks for the info... I know its hard to say but what setups of hdl 6a, hdl 10 and hdl 20 would be a comparison to 4x ttl 6a outdoors with distance in mind? For example... 5 a side (10 total) of hdl 20 would be comparable to 2 a side ttl 6 (4 total)? It's a very broad question I understand but a rough estimated would be great :-)

AdVantage Digital 3-5 of the 20’s is a decent comparison to two TTL6’s per side. 6-8 of the HDL6 would be close to the HDL6. The 10’s we were never that impressed with so we really can’t give you a fair comparison.

@@sweettreeproductions2149 Thanks for the info, very useful

They are very similar the biggest difference is the dispersion of the horn for the high frequencies. To us we can tell that the TT series is 96K. Both are incredible cabinets.

TTL6

We are very familiar with SRX. These tops would be a huge upgrade. Shoot us a message and we can get you the best price available info@sweettreeproductions.com they would work well with your subs but they can definitely outrun subs easily.

To our knowledgeable it hasn’t been discontinued.

It’s been discontinued the the hdl28 is the new version with updated amp module, but similar driver sizes and performance

There is definitely a huge tone difference.. the TTL6 has a very clean and high SPL capability. To match 2 realistically it would probably take 8.

@@sweettreeproductions2149 super impressive

D Lee in our opinion the TTL6 for quality

We really like KV2. Mackie lost some good guys when they went that direction.

Just 2 TTL 6-A they are great cabinets we own 6 and love them.

Hopefully soon.

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It really depends on what type of music and how large of a venue. The TTL6’s are very powerful tops.

LIVE SOUNDZ it really depends on your application and expectations. If you get a chance give us a call tomorrow at 2562754734 if you are in the US and we will guide you in the correct direction, and get you the best price.

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Which NXL?

@@sweettreeproductions2149 nxl 44

Alex Koch we do too.

Alex Koch we agree the TTL6’s definitely have a more even sound. Being a three way cabinet definitely gives it an advantage.

I am Dobix Fletcher Munson curves are a good start for the explanation. Just because a cabinet might have more power or a higher dB rating doesn’t mean you can “hear” the extra power. In our opinion after now years of using both, the 9006 will go lower in frequency response. Does it take more energy to reproduce lower frequencies? Most definitely. The 8006 is a much larger cabinet that doesn’t respond as low and is tuned higher. Humans can discern 60-80hz much better than 40-60hz. So without getting into some serious Loudness vs SPL vs db vs pure physics of the beast even though the 8006 on paper isn’t as loud it will for most of us be perceived as louder. Which one is more musical? In our opinion the 9006. Which limits faster? The 9006 (could be the firmware) Which seams “louder” per cabinet? The 8006 If you do what we do and have the need for 20 plus subs get the 9006. If you don’t have the budget for a ton of subs the 8006 is the way to go. Hope this helps some. Thank you for always being such a faithful viewer.

@@sweettreeproductions2149 And I thank you for always responding fast as detailed! I own some TTS26A (double 15inch subs) and I just want 2 double 18 subs to pair with them. Because of the RDNET I tend to choose the 9006 but the 8006 is a much better option in terms of price/power ratio. Damn, hard choices to make here :))

Thank you!