I was also at the same meeting with Dave. The 15 inch was a two way I believe. It was being used by itself[no other speakers],a soundcraft mixer was also used. Connected , were a wireless mic and a cabled mic. A Kurz piano module was the only instrument connected, controlled by a StudioLogic controller, just playing piano[no left hand bass]...I thought it sounded just average,, I even insulted my friend[although he agreed],that the Kurz piano did not impress me[he owned the Kurz]..Although I was never fond of the Kurzweil pianos, the Berhlinger might have been the source of my discontent..The entertainers played well[piano players]..I would like to add, I am not a Peavey fan for PA and Keyboard applications..There is a harshness[no warmth] to the sound of electronic keyboards, that even makes a good piano sound too electronic[maybe their expertise lies in guitar amps, likewise their keyboard[keys] entry was a bust]..I know this just my opinion, but I have used many better [or heard] sound systems..Yorkville, Carlsbad, Mackie, Roland and Soundtech to mention a few..

[This message has been edited by Fran Carango (edited 04-10-2003).]

Blink-ers,, Do I understand you were at the dinner meeting? If so, who is the masked man?BTW, there was only one speaker[not plural] , unless they were hiding the other one..

Fran, I had the opportnity to hear a pair of Mackie's a few weeks ago, and when compared with the Peavey's they sounded marginal at best. I sincerely believe, however, that the only way to compare any sound systems is to do so using the performer's equipment--not another setup at a music store. My father always said "Ya gotta' compare apples with apples."

Cheers,

Gary

Yes, I was there. The name has been changed to protect the innocent.

Come on all ready! What table did you sit at? Your initials? anything? Your not wanted by the police, are you?Do I know you?Would I want to?[just kidding]..

Sorry, I feel it is easier to express myself in this forum in this way.