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<blockquote data-quote="Simon Coffin" data-source="post: 202003" data-attributes="member: 388">Hey Jim,Good timing as I am in exactly the same boat, except my old monitors are Meyer UM-1Cs.John Moore of Trinity Sound arranged a RCF tt25-cxa demo for me, which was used for Nitty Gritty Dirt Band last week and an opener for The Devil Makes 3. Haven&#039;t had a chance to give it a direct comparison to our existing Meyers yet, but that should happen in the next week. NGDB&#039;s monitor tech seemed happy enough, but was hardly pushing the envelope. His concern was more consistency across all of the mixes.While not exactly a common rider friendly box, I have used my EV Qrx112 and Qrx115 monitors many times and have rarely had complaints. Can&#039;t say the same thing about a few of the JBL powered boxes, the VP series being the exception. I&#039;m also curious about the new JBL dual 10&quot; and 12&quot; wedges, VTX-M20 and M22, but they are passive, so may not be an option for you.Cheers,Simon P. Coffin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Simon Coffin, post: 202003, member: 388"] Hey Jim, Good timing as I am in exactly the same boat, except my old monitors are Meyer UM-1Cs. John Moore of Trinity Sound arranged a RCF tt25-cxa demo for me, which was used for Nitty Gritty Dirt Band last week and an opener for The Devil Makes 3. Haven't had a chance to give it a direct comparison to our existing Meyers yet, but that should happen in the next week. NGDB's monitor tech seemed happy enough, but was hardly pushing the envelope. His concern was more consistency across all of the mixes. While not exactly a common rider friendly box, I have used my EV Qrx112 and Qrx115 monitors many times and have rarely had complaints. Can't say the same thing about a few of the JBL powered boxes, the VP series being the exception. I'm also curious about the new JBL dual 10" and 12" wedges, VTX-M20 and M22, but they are passive, so may not be an option for you. Cheers, Simon P. Coffin [/QUOTE]

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