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<blockquote data-quote="Caleb Dueck" data-source="post: 214442" data-attributes="member: 60">What size room, or better yet how far away?&nbsp; Is this in your home, or on stage performing?&nbsp; If in your home, and they&#039;re a couple meters away - look at studio monitors.&nbsp; Adam A7X are a common example that most people say sounds great without being very expensive.&nbsp; If in a home environment, listen to the room (clap and listen to the decay).&nbsp; You may need some acoustic treatment on the walls (2-4&quot; thick), and make sure outside noise like freeways, trains, airplanes, etc aren&#039;t contaminating everything.If performing on a stage - something coax.&nbsp; There are various quality coax floor wedges (Radian Apex line, EAW Microwedge, RCF NX12SMA, etc) that work great.&nbsp; If you&#039;re looking for a speaker you can put on a stand next to your head - Martin CDD Live 15 is pretty good, Fulcrum FA22 is great and gets pretty loud if needed.&nbsp; Danley SH50 over a TH118XL, or Danley SM80F, are great but expensive.&nbsp; Danley SM100F is also worth a close look, and plenty loud for a single person.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caleb Dueck, post: 214442, member: 60"] What size room, or better yet how far away? Is this in your home, or on stage performing? If in your home, and they're a couple meters away - look at studio monitors. Adam A7X are a common example that most people say sounds great without being very expensive. If in a home environment, listen to the room (clap and listen to the decay). You may need some acoustic treatment on the walls (2-4" thick), and make sure outside noise like freeways, trains, airplanes, etc aren't contaminating everything. If performing on a stage - something coax. There are various quality coax floor wedges (Radian Apex line, EAW Microwedge, RCF NX12SMA, etc) that work great. If you're looking for a speaker you can put on a stand next to your head - Martin CDD Live 15 is pretty good, Fulcrum FA22 is great and gets pretty loud if needed. Danley SH50 over a TH118XL, or Danley SM80F, are great but expensive. Danley SM100F is also worth a close look, and plenty loud for a single person. [/QUOTE]

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