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<blockquote data-quote="andrepaul" data-source="post: 116397" data-attributes="member: 6676">Re: JBL Versus RCFAnother aspect to consider is that Jbl as a brand in India is with everyone. And thus it&#039;s a price war as to who gets the setup in the end. Although have to say that the Vtx is (as of now) only available with one guy in the whole of India. Don&#039;t think that will be for long. The thing is we don&#039;t want to get into the same situation where we have to drop our prices considerably just to get business. That&#039;s the only reason I don&#039;t like Jbl. Want to stand out and have our skills at using the system to actually fix the cost. Have heard both the systems. Jbl in a large formats 12 a side for an Edm party. And 8a side of Bellamy brothers concert. Rcf not in a large format but for a demo and only just 4 tops and two subs. So not really heard that system. But what impressed me is the amount of output that was got from such few boxes. Sent from my iPhone</blockquote>

[QUOTE="andrepaul, post: 116397, member: 6676"] Re: JBL Versus RCF Another aspect to consider is that Jbl as a brand in India is with everyone. And thus it's a price war as to who gets the setup in the end. Although have to say that the Vtx is (as of now) only available with one guy in the whole of India. Don't think that will be for long. The thing is we don't want to get into the same situation where we have to drop our prices considerably just to get business. That's the only reason I don't like Jbl. Want to stand out and have our skills at using the system to actually fix the cost. Have heard both the systems. Jbl in a large formats 12 a side for an Edm party. And 8a side of Bellamy brothers concert. Rcf not in a large format but for a demo and only just 4 tops and two subs. So not really heard that system. But what impressed me is the amount of output that was got from such few boxes. Sent from my iPhone [/QUOTE]

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