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<blockquote data-quote="Evan Kirkendall" data-source="post: 55954" data-attributes="member: 5">Re: Assemble a PA ChallengeAs Silas says, JBL SRX/EV QRX is the usual suggested club rig. I&#039;ve actually had really good luck with the Mackie HD1531&#039;s. They&#039;re a 3 way self powered, pole mountable box. I&#039;ve done everything from small cooperate stuff with them, all the way up to big outdoor festivals and have been nothing but impressed. The HF drops off quick after about 80&#039; outdoors, but they&#039;re great indoors. I&#039;ve done jazz festivals outdoors for about 500 people and they were plenty. I&#039;ve done the usual indoor rock bar gigs for 300 people, and they&#039;ve killed it. There were some amp/driver issues early on, but Mackie seems to have sorted that out. But overall, Mackie really made a winning product here. I wrote up a review on them on this forum- I&#039;d suggest checking it out.For wedges, the Yamaha club series are hard to beat. Evan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evan Kirkendall, post: 55954, member: 5"] Re: Assemble a PA Challenge As Silas says, JBL SRX/EV QRX is the usual suggested club rig. I've actually had really good luck with the Mackie HD1531's. They're a 3 way self powered, pole mountable box. I've done everything from small cooperate stuff with them, all the way up to big outdoor festivals and have been nothing but impressed. The HF drops off quick after about 80' outdoors, but they're great indoors. I've done jazz festivals outdoors for about 500 people and they were plenty. I've done the usual indoor rock bar gigs for 300 people, and they've killed it. There were some amp/driver issues early on, but Mackie seems to have sorted that out. But overall, Mackie really made a winning product here. I wrote up a review on them on this forum- I'd suggest checking it out. For wedges, the Yamaha club series are hard to beat. Evan [/QUOTE]

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