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Good live speakers with tons of headroom
Good speakers, have been working great so far combined with our Behringer mixer/amp. They've got plenty of power and headroom available, and enough bass even to amplify some drums etc.
They're very heavy though, need two people to move, so keep this in mind if you're considering these for your band for live shows etc and are going to move them frequently, maybe you don't actually need something this large.
Given their size and weight, they don't have any stand attachment at the bottom, they're more intended to be left on the ground, in fact they have some small feet at the bottom. You can always put them on a pair of stools or something, that's what we did, just be sure they're sturdy enough, like I said these speakers are heavy.
They're very heavy though, need two people to move, so keep this in mind if you're considering these for your band for live shows etc and are going to move them frequently, maybe you don't actually need something this large.
Given their size and weight, they don't have any stand attachment at the bottom, they're more intended to be left on the ground, in fact they have some small feet at the bottom. You can always put them on a pair of stools or something, that's what we did, just be sure they're sturdy enough, like I said these speakers are heavy.
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Bulletproof passive speakers, excellent fot very loud alternative band, use in small clubs and garage.
We play it via Yamaha 500W power mixer, and use for vocal, keyboard and drum kick.
No problem with very loud guitar, bass and drums with lot of headroom. Great value for money.
Only minus-no option for mounting on stand.
We play it via Yamaha 500W power mixer, and use for vocal, keyboard and drum kick.
No problem with very loud guitar, bass and drums with lot of headroom. Great value for money.
Only minus-no option for mounting on stand.
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