Zuki, I am almost ready to drive out to your home..so you can play my G70 and Traynor K4 keyboard amp...

Fran - would love to hear the G70. Pity it's an older board, but there's none around these woods - terrible

Come on over anytime. Leave the amp, because I definitely want to stick to powered monitors in stereo and on poles (forget the floor, I didn't like the sound after a few performances).

zuki

Has anyone heard of the RCF ART310A or 312A?
I haers that the RCF speakers are even better than the mackies. They are certainly much lighter.

http://tinyurl.com/3y9oxs


[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 09-26-2007).]

Try the 10 inch FBT - 300 watts and weigh 28 lbs.

gracie...

http://www.fbt.it/intranet/Inglese/pae/speaker-sy/Amico-Spea/Amico-1000/index.asp

This Amico series has some nice choices.

I just went through all the above posts again, and it's really refreshing to read the diversity of the systems used by forum members. I just retuned my keyboard and Bose L1 to get back to where I was a week before tuning for the Countryman mic, which took a few minutes at most. Then I fired up my Logitech Z-5500 system and the PSR-3000 and blew the house down. One day, maybe in January when the weather is realy nasty, I'll work out a quick setup system for the Z-5500. Damned those tiny speakers and a sub really kick butt. And, no one can bitch about the price at $199 on some Internet sites.

Cheers,

Gary

I thought you already did that
http://psrtutorial.com/Resources/Articles/Logitech.html




[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 09-30-2007).]

Yeah, I did, but now I'm trying to make things even faster than before, if I can. I want to keep all the satellites attached and ready to set up, and use just a single, twist-lock connector to hook them up to the sub. One stand, one connection and you're ready to play. It would be great for the smaller nursing home jobs, and for guys doing restaurant and mid small niteclub jobs it would be fantastic.

Gary

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