I use a pair of Yorkville NX520p's, Yorkville 700 subwoofer, 3 Roland Cubes,Peavey and Soundcraft monitors, and a Traynor K4.....I think I have the sound system covered..

BTW: I recently used my stereo sound system in my Plymouth Voyager...I have an auxiliary[stereo] input to the system....

My on the road emergency system...and yes I have electric source on the van too..
Just open the hatch door, and all the windows...50 watts per channel[4]..

Maybe I should take my show on the road..literally..

Casss All in due time

Roland CM30 performed flawlessly today at a 60th Anniversary gig with 70 people on its maiden voyage with the Pa800.....
I couldn't believe how well it covered the room with power to spare! Talk about not judging a book by its cover Wow!

PS: Cass getting another for stereo is a great idea

DNJ, you mean ONE of them little buggers covered a party for 70? How was the bass response?
DonM

i think what we are saying Donny is please run right out and get another cm30 and book another party immediately and then tell us if we should get one or two..LOL

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Miami Mo

Don go try one ASAP.....is all I can say .... tables in a small restaurant between the CM30 & PA800 speakers it was fine.....bass was adequate not thunderous, DONT BE FOOLED by the size this aint your average lil amp.....its the very tight full range sound that I like. For most small cocktail parties, Nursing Home, Restaurants, its very good....two CM30's would double your pleasure...other then that I whip out a Mackie SRM450 or two or if needed I'll add a SWA1501, SWA1801z, SWA2801z

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Common misconception...size and weight equal quality and performance. Don't be fooled.

Ian go play thru one before you comment.

Donny, I am agreeing with you...duh!

Read carefully.

"Common misconception...size and weight equal quality and performance. Don't be fooled."

Ian