Diki they are a bit flat I agree by design, BUT, ....for the purposes and flexibility that I need them for in very small situations and the fact that the full sound from the KB speakers offsets the flatness...& that the SRM150 give the projection in a very small gig situation works out well for my needs the once in a while that I'll use it..will work with my phone MP3 player on a MIC STAND also for SMALL wedding cocktail hrs, etc, when Im setup in another room and need to manuver around fast also...

I've had the same speaker system for about 25 years...two Yamaha MS-60S with the then newly developed AST ( Active Servo Technology).

If I need a huge or bigger system, I rent one, usually a pair of Bose L1 with subs or a Stagepas 600i/500 and add the rental in my fee. I can also use the MS-60S's as monitors if I wish.

I have feeling the Tyros4 is a long term keeper, but maybe not 25 years.

Ian

Rosetree, I only got to hear the HK Nano once and it sounded pretty good, but didn't provide the clarity or coverage the Bose L1 provided so I stuck with the L1, then later went to a L1 Compact, and for larger jobs a pair of compacts.

Don Mason will be switching to the HK Lucas Nano soon, so he can probably provide you with more detailed information.

Gary

Anybody recommend a SMALL powered sub that would be appropriate to balance a pair of SRM150's? 2-300W into a 10" or 12" ported sub should be enough to balance the Mackies. Most of what I find are big 1000W types.

Smaller the better...

Roland KCW1


it did a good job with my two Mackie SRM350's & SRM450's

50lbs and an 18" cube for a 10" speaker seems a bit over the top....

Anything smaller/lighter?

Check out Yamaha 6" subwoofer at Bestbuys

Link dead, Fran. Got a model#?

Powered sub woofers at best buy