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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 83706" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Is upgrading my solution, or is there another option?Hi Nick, welcome to the forums.Oh boy, there are lots of ways to go with this, so I&#039;ll start at the bottom of your post.Can you describe the coverage problem(s)?Well, we all make mistakes.&nbsp; Long term, these should be re-purposed... on a distant planet.&nbsp; In the mean time we might be able to get you some more life and/or usefulness out of them.&nbsp; This will depend on your answer to the coverage question.I&#039;ve used a Thump system (with the subs) to do a Nashville act in festival tent.&nbsp; My mission was to not screw my band AND leave the PA intact for the bandless singer/songwriters.&nbsp; There was a LOT of technique involved but both objectives were achieved within the limits of the gear.&nbsp; This brings me to the next question:&nbsp; how much reinforcement do the guitars, bass and drums need?&nbsp; I mean &quot;really need&quot;, not &quot;gee, let&#039;s put this in the PA mix.&quot;Have fun, good luck.Tim Mc</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 83706, member: 67"] Re: Is upgrading my solution, or is there another option? Hi Nick, welcome to the forums. Oh boy, there are lots of ways to go with this, so I'll start at the bottom of your post. Can you describe the coverage problem(s)? Well, we all make mistakes. Long term, these should be re-purposed... on a distant planet. In the mean time we might be able to get you some more life and/or usefulness out of them. This will depend on your answer to the coverage question. I've used a Thump system (with the subs) to do a Nashville act in festival tent. My mission was to not screw my band AND leave the PA intact for the bandless singer/songwriters. There was a LOT of technique involved but both objectives were achieved within the limits of the gear. This brings me to the next question: how much reinforcement do the guitars, bass and drums need? I mean "really need", not "gee, let's put this in the PA mix." Have fun, good luck. Tim Mc [/QUOTE]

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