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<blockquote data-quote="Timo Beckman" data-source="post: 72664" data-attributes="member: 1173">Re: JBL Vertec VT4888 or Meyer Sound JM-1P for a growing sound companyTo be honest if i had to buy loudspeakers i would not look to JBL for a lot of reasons . The most important ones being i do not trust the amps that come allong with it and i do not like the sound coming from it and it takes to long to get it sounding the way i want a sound set-up to sound .It doesn&#039;t mean i will not work with a JBL rig but it will take me longer to get the sound i like out of it .On the other hand i do not know if the JM-1p is powerfull enough to do a rockshow for 2000 people or more ....For Gospel and jazz they will do perfectly but rock i do not know . So how many JM-1p&#039;s per side/array do you want to put into action ?You might consider doing a shootout on a JM-1p and also on a vertec rig just to see what suits your needs best .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Timo Beckman, post: 72664, member: 1173"] Re: JBL Vertec VT4888 or Meyer Sound JM-1P for a growing sound company To be honest if i had to buy loudspeakers i would not look to JBL for a lot of reasons . The most important ones being i do not trust the amps that come allong with it and i do not like the sound coming from it and it takes to long to get it sounding the way i want a sound set-up to sound . It doesn't mean i will not work with a JBL rig but it will take me longer to get the sound i like out of it . On the other hand i do not know if the JM-1p is powerfull enough to do a rockshow for 2000 people or more .... For Gospel and jazz they will do perfectly but rock i do not know . So how many JM-1p's per side/array do you want to put into action ? You might consider doing a shootout on a JM-1p and also on a vertec rig just to see what suits your needs best . [/QUOTE]

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