Originally posted by keybplayer:
I have honestly never seen a Band using the ElectroVoice SxA360's btw.
Yes, but how many Bands have you seen that play the Yamaha Tyros, Korg PAX1Pro, or Ketron SD1 either?
Originally posted by keybplayer:
One reason being it would seem is they are overly priced and hard to find and another reason may be (possibly the biggest reason of all) is that they don't offer any advantage sonically over the very popular SRM450's??
I myself 'have' auditioned the SRM450's 'side by side' with the EV Sx360's and find the Sx360's more sonically pleasing (less hyped) to my ears and for my style of music: acoustic pop/jazz standards. I recommend to everyone NOT to lend much creedance to PA speaker popularity contests (as everyone's style of music & taste differs), but rely on your very OWN ears instead.
Originally posted by keybplayer:
GC used to carry EV. They no longer do. GC also used to carry Kurzweil. They no longer do. >> Do I see a trend here? 
Btw, if you didn't know, Kurzweil was bought out by Young Chang, makers of less than stellar (cheap lower end) Pianos. Young Chang recently filed for bankruptcy protection. Both may be goners.Mike, "there you go again".
Just because GC not longer carries EV products doesn't mean EV is going out of business. There are many top rated brand music products GC don't carry (including Ketron & GEM). Does this mean these are less than stellar products, or companies on the verge of bankruptcy as well.
That said, I myself continue to appreciate my EV (SxA100's & 757 mic) and look forward to upgrading to the SxA360's & 767 mic in the near future.
Scott
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