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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Johnson" data-source="post: 100254" data-attributes="member: 975">Re: Compact line array or point source.You should definitely consider L&#039;Acoustics. Kara is much cheaper than V, and is also a great box. The downside is its 120 deg horizontal coverage which means in longer throw applications its at a big disadvantage compared to V.d&amp;b would be my first choice, they have a very complete range of products, including a much bigger range of point source products than L&#039;acoustics. Not to mention they make hands down the best and most rider friendly monitor wedge out there at the moment (the M2).I would stay away from MLA-C. Is very clever, but in my experience its &#039;cleverness&#039; only really comes into play when you have complex spaces, which a ballroom really isnt. Its big and heavy, and the platform is still new. I&#039;m also not convinced about Martin&#039;s long term liquidity as a company. They tried and failed to sell not too long ago, and as far as I know, nobody has paid full price for an MLA package yet, and they certainly haven&#039;t grabbed a big share of the market.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Johnson, post: 100254, member: 975"] Re: Compact line array or point source. You should definitely consider L'Acoustics. Kara is much cheaper than V, and is also a great box. The downside is its 120 deg horizontal coverage which means in longer throw applications its at a big disadvantage compared to V. d&b would be my first choice, they have a very complete range of products, including a much bigger range of point source products than L'acoustics. Not to mention they make hands down the best and most rider friendly monitor wedge out there at the moment (the M2). I would stay away from MLA-C. Is very clever, but in my experience its 'cleverness' only really comes into play when you have complex spaces, which a ballroom really isnt. Its big and heavy, and the platform is still new. I'm also not convinced about Martin's long term liquidity as a company. They tried and failed to sell not too long ago, and as far as I know, nobody has paid full price for an MLA package yet, and they certainly haven't grabbed a big share of the market. [/QUOTE]

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