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3rd November 2009
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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New PA System
Hi,
Looking to completley overhaul my "beginner" PA system. Current: 1x T.AMP 2400-MX amp 2x The Box 15" 630W Peak FR 1x The Box 18" 1200W Peak sub Small Behringer mixer & cables Looking to get the following hopefully within £1200 (after vat) New mixer (something that is slant rack mountable) 2x new mid-highs (15" with ~ 1200W peak) 1x sub (18" with ~1600W peak) 1x amp for mid-highs, 1x amp for sub 1x crossover (is there much point considering what I've said below?) It seems that Behringer kit fits the bill, however what kind of quality difference will I notice when I change from The Box speakers to Behringer speakers? Should there be an increase? Cheers |
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