17 Aug
2018
17 Aug
'18
9:34 a.m.
On Fri, 17 Aug 2018 00:28:29 -0400 (EDT), Karen Lewellen wrote:
Those are suitable for that kind of sources, second-hand they aren't
expensive, but a single old school amp/speakers combo could weight
around 40 Kg and the size could be around 100cm x 100 cm x 30cm (the
old less heavy and smaller amp/speakers combos unlikely provide good
enough sound and/or aren't loud enough). It's no fun to transport
something like this. New gear is available for around a quarter of the
weight and half of the size. I don't know how good or bad this new gear
does sound, perhaps the sound is good, but it's new and does cost 5 to
10 times as much. A power mixer and speakers is something much used, it
provides better weight distribution by 3 instead of 2 individual parts
and it's available in a weide price range. From less than a consumer JVC
BoomBlaster to no end.
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A keyboard
amplifier or acoustic combo?
I do not feel either of the above.
I also realized that question was unclear. there are vocal mics, what
I am amplifying is the source for the backing track, i. e. if I am
playing the track from a laptop, the active speaker or amp is
suitable for that sort of equipment.
If there is a burned cd involved then the speakers / amp is suitable
for the best tool for playing / pausing when the materials are
burned. Assuming the laptop itself does not such a drive.