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In the $500-$1k range, the QSC K series is solid standby, although I'll admit to not having mixed on the K.2 series. On the original series, I've found I prefer the smaller boxes (IMO, the K8 sounds better than the K10 sounds better than the K12). Yamaha DXR (I've used the 10s) also sounds decent, but I've had some issues with the inputs being picky about grounding.Honestly, in that price range, I doubt there's a bad choice from any of the major vendors, especially given the current state of the art in DSP. Choice will come down to feature set, vendor preference, and personal preference on voicing.
In the $500-$1k range, the QSC K series is solid standby, although I'll admit to not having mixed on the K.2 series. On the original series, I've found I prefer the smaller boxes (IMO, the K8 sounds better than the K10 sounds better than the K12). Yamaha DXR (I've used the 10s) also sounds decent, but I've had some issues with the inputs being picky about grounding.
Honestly, in that price range, I doubt there's a bad choice from any of the major vendors, especially given the current state of the art in DSP. Choice will come down to feature set, vendor preference, and personal preference on voicing.
