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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 32975" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: 70v System vs traditional...Is the budget just for the gear or for gear, installation, warranty etc.?One of the problems you are going to run into is that pretty the highest wattage you will beable to get on a speaker level inline volume control is 100 watts.&nbsp; That could be a limiting factor if you want to get loud.Of course ther are all sorts of VCA type signal level volume controls, but that could limit your flexability of control, or you will need more amplifiers etc-therefore driving up the costs.You can drive multiple amps from the same source with no problem.Of course the easiest way to have a volume control is simply on the front of the amp-but that may or may not be convienent for adjustment.With flexability comes costs.&nbsp; Simple as that.&nbsp; A simple system that is limited is less expensive.&nbsp; It is up to you and the customer to determine what is best for your situation and budget.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 32975, member: 30"] Re: 70v System vs traditional... Is the budget just for the gear or for gear, installation, warranty etc.? One of the problems you are going to run into is that pretty the highest wattage you will beable to get on a speaker level inline volume control is 100 watts. That could be a limiting factor if you want to get loud. Of course ther are all sorts of VCA type signal level volume controls, but that could limit your flexability of control, or you will need more amplifiers etc-therefore driving up the costs. You can drive multiple amps from the same source with no problem. Of course the easiest way to have a volume control is simply on the front of the amp-but that may or may not be convienent for adjustment. With flexability comes costs. Simple as that. A simple system that is limited is less expensive. It is up to you and the customer to determine what is best for your situation and budget. [/QUOTE]

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