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[maxmsp] [ot] portable stage amplification

Pierre Alexandre Tremblay tremblap at gmail.com
Sun Oct 21 11:14:30 MDT 2007


Hi Thomas

I am doing a comparative experiment with some of them for the same  
purpose.  have you ried the bose personal amplification setup?  looks  
interesting, but I still have to hear it...

pa



Le 07-10-20 à 22:47, Thomas Grill a écrit :

>
> Hey all,
> this is slightly OT but might be interesting for all on the list  
> who are performing electronic music live on stage.
>
> I'm looking for a local (not PA) sound reinforcement that should be  
> high-quality (flat frequency response) with enough bass, powerful  
> enough to keep up with typical (non-distorting) bass or guitar amps  
> and with rugged design. These excludes the typical compact near- to  
> midfield studio monitors.
> Additionally it should be portable, hence the weight limit of about  
> 20kg. Stereo amplification (or even better: modular loudspeaker  
> cabinets) would be a plus, tone control is not necessary.
>
> Right now i have found the following combos which look pretty ok:
> - Acoustic Image Contra:
> http://www.acousticimg.com/products/prod_contra.html
> - Schertler David:
> http://www.schertler.com/prodotti_ing/loudspeakers/david.htm
>
> There are a couple of decent loudspeaker cabinets, which are also  
> an option, e.g.
> - ACME Low B1 - http://www.acmebass.com
> but i'm still looking for a small and powerful amplifier (about  
> 300W @ 4Ohm per channel), preferably mono block or bridgeable  
> stereo, with balanced in and neutrik out.
>
> Any experiences, ideas?
>
> greetings, Thomas
>
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