Re: [Harp-L] PA systems

[Derwood <derwood.blues@xxxxxxxxx>]

Though the Behringer/Harbinger packages are inexpensive I have been using
then for two years now am am very pleased. I use them at least once a week
in the summer for multiple purposes and they have held up to the set up and
tear down. Expensive is not always better. And sometimes better is excess.
I buy Big River harps and replace the combs. For my skill level they work
and sound great. A $100 custom harp would be a waist of money for me.
Having a $4000 sound system would also be a waist of money. I usually am
not doing paid gigs and everyone is happy with the sound quality.

I also own a B-52 Matrix-200 system. It is a nice package including the
rolling case. I have had this for 5 or 6 years and it still works great.
The speakers sound great for their size.

Derwood


On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 9:05 AM, Derwood <derwood.blues@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Bruce ,
>
> I am a big fan of the Behringer/Harbinger packages:
>
>
> http://www.music123.com/Pro-Audio/Live-Sound/Live-Sound-Packages/UB2442FX--Harbinger-APS15-PA-Package.site7sku631031000000000.sku
>
> http://www.music123.com/Pro-Audio/Live-Sound/Live-Sound-Packages/UB2442FX--Harbinger-APS12-PA-Package.site7sku485740000000000.sku
>
> They are a good price and very flexible. The speakers can be stand alone
> for duo's in small venues and you get everything you need including speaker
> stands. They have them at Music123, MusiciansFriend and others.
>
> Derwood
>