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Old December 18th, 2014, 06:40 PM
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equipment question - powered amp

sorry not sure where to post this. I currently have peavy pr 12 loudspeakers and I use the behringer pmp2000 powered mixer. For ease when I can plug into an existing system I use a behringer xenyx 1202 fx mixer. Im looking to be able to use the small mixer with a powered amp to lighten the load for me as the other amp is heavy lol. Any suggestions for those that have this kind of equipment?
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Old December 18th, 2014, 10:08 PM
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sorry not sure where to post this. I currently have peavy pr 12 loudspeakers and I use the behringer pmp2000 powered mixer. For ease when I can plug into an existing system I use a behringer xenyx 1202 fx mixer. Im looking to be able to use the small mixer with a powered amp to lighten the load for me as the other amp is heavy lol. Any suggestions for those that have this kind of equipment?
I have four sets of powered Eon 15 Speakers, use them in four diffent places every night of the week. Always get compliments on sound. Have the Xenyx mixer, too.
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Old December 22nd, 2014, 06:05 PM
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Re: equipment question - powered amp

I use to have a pair of powered JBL Eon speakers but a couple of years ago I switched to the Bose L1 Model II speaker. This one powered speaker will handle a crowd of up to 500 people. This speaker will work with your mixer. I use the Bose mixer (they call it a "Tone Generator") The sound is unbelievable but so is the price. The great thing about this speaker system is that you can move anywhere in the room and sound will be the same. Of course the closer to the speaker the louder it is but the tone and sound quality stays consistent through out the room. This speaker system is easy to carry and quick to set up. Also you no longer have to use speaker stands. The JBL's were great but got to be to heavy for me, especially lifting them up on the speaker stands. This Bose system in my opinion is second to none and many of the KJ's in my area have started using them after hearing mine. Good Luck!
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Old December 23rd, 2014, 11:59 AM
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Re: equipment question - powered amp

WaltR,

Thanks for answering a question I didn't have to ask. I bought the Bose L1 Compact with the ToneMatch for use with my computer.

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Old December 23rd, 2014, 01:52 PM
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You are welcome. Enjoy!
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Re: equipment question - powered amp

WaltR,

Since you are also using the Bose L1 and the T1 for karaoke, what setting are you using for the your microphone to duplicate the "karaoke sound"?

When I used my powered amp/mixer it had lots of effects settings to chose from including one labeled as "karaoke". I used the karaoke selection and I'm trying to duplicate that effect using the T1 Tone Match. It looks like a choice between "Delay or Reverb".

I'm not a soundman pro and the T1 settings are complicated and I'm having a problem setting up the T1 for the karaoke effect.

What settings are you using?

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