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Thanks Carl for your addition! Greetings, Roel

Thanks for your response Carl Klinkenborg. I suspect that incorrectly estimating the required subs and tops for a gig happens quite often. Especially if it concerns a gig that is (significantly) different in terms of location and number of people compared to usual. Yes, to avoid disappointment...

Thank you David Bradly for your response. I completely agree with you, you should have power left so that you can add if it is unexpectedly insufficient. Given the various responses from the forum members, I think it is wise that we should not take the risk. We are going to rent extra sound...

Thank you for your response Helge A. Bentsen. It is the uncertainty whether your soundset is sufficient for the event in question. Additional rental is of course always possible, but this also increases the price for the organizer. For some this will not be a problem at all, but for (smaller)...

Thanks for your responses and detailed explanation (and Billy Jean tip) Paul. Much appreciated! Greeting, Roel

Thanks for your response Paul Johnson. I think you definitely have a point. With several songs it is not necessary that you 'feel' the low end. But if the thud is missing in the songs that do require it, you cannot or insufficiently compensate for this with volume. When purchasing the KS212c...

Thank you Art Welter for your response! If I summarize correctly, you estimate that our sound set is sufficient for the purpose I described earlier, sufficient sound for a party atmosphere and sing along and dance. We don't need a high volume all the way to the back of the tent, there are also...

Thanks Andy King for your response. I assume that 300 to 350 people will be approximately the maximum number of people at our gigs. I expect that the maximum size of the tents in which we will perform with our own soundset will be the aforementioned 30 meters by 10 meters. So I am actually...

Thanks Jeff Babcock for your quick response. I am aware that there is no single answer to my question. But based on the information I mentioned, I hope to at least gain some more certainty about the surface area of a party tent/the number of party goers that we can reasonably play with our set...

Hello sound enthusiasts! As a 4-man live cover band (keyboards, electric guitar, amplified acoustic drums and vocals), we recently purchased a new sound set. This concerns 4x sub QSC KS212c, 2x QSC KW122 and an A&H SQ5. In the months of may to september, village festivals take place every week...