Doug W
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Greetings,
This is our PA system that we have used for years after rescuing it from a neighbor's back yard before a rainstorm. He said he didn't want it and if we wanted to have the powered mixer repaired we could have the system.
We play at small places where we just don't need more power than this system delivers. The Optimus speakers are kind of heavy for toting around and we are looking for a nice small pair of speakers.
Most likely we would just mount them on top of tables or chairs when we play out. Not really interested in big stands because that defeats the purpose of getting rid of 2 speakers that are replaced by 2 small speakers with 2 speaker stands. If we play where we need more inputs, I just bring one of our desktop mixers and plug it into one of the channels.
You can see in one of the pictures that the cats think the speakers are great scratching posts.
Smaller is better. The Hollinger is a 120W powered mixer.
Suggestions for small speakers requested.
Thanks,
Doug
This is our PA system that we have used for years after rescuing it from a neighbor's back yard before a rainstorm. He said he didn't want it and if we wanted to have the powered mixer repaired we could have the system.
We play at small places where we just don't need more power than this system delivers. The Optimus speakers are kind of heavy for toting around and we are looking for a nice small pair of speakers.
Most likely we would just mount them on top of tables or chairs when we play out. Not really interested in big stands because that defeats the purpose of getting rid of 2 speakers that are replaced by 2 small speakers with 2 speaker stands. If we play where we need more inputs, I just bring one of our desktop mixers and plug it into one of the channels.
You can see in one of the pictures that the cats think the speakers are great scratching posts.
Smaller is better. The Hollinger is a 120W powered mixer.
Suggestions for small speakers requested.
Thanks,
Doug
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