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<blockquote data-quote="Matt Vivlamore" data-source="post: 81028" data-attributes="member: 33">Re: Making the next step in the PA biz... Let&#039;s hear your thoughtsSound wise… well here is what you get when everything is being driven off on 1 amp.&nbsp; With the mix position sitting around 75’-100’ away and I started the set running the PA at 100-105 db with a Hard Rock band, the “system tech” came up to me and began to yell at me that the PA was too loud and I was taking people’s heads off with volume.&nbsp; So I got out from behind the board and walked up into the crowd, sure enough it was loud and my eye balls wanted to pop out of my head and I backed the mix down to 65-70 db at FOH to in order to get a desirable volume for the crowd 30’ away from the stage.I don’t know what presets the put in, but I presume that the KF760 and KF761 are different.&nbsp; I would almost say they were running the KF760 presets for the array, the PA sounded ‘right’ at FOH.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Matt Vivlamore, post: 81028, member: 33"] Re: Making the next step in the PA biz... Let's hear your thoughts Sound wise… well here is what you get when everything is being driven off on 1 amp. With the mix position sitting around 75’-100’ away and I started the set running the PA at 100-105 db with a Hard Rock band, the “system tech” came up to me and began to yell at me that the PA was too loud and I was taking people’s heads off with volume. So I got out from behind the board and walked up into the crowd, sure enough it was loud and my eye balls wanted to pop out of my head and I backed the mix down to 65-70 db at FOH to in order to get a desirable volume for the crowd 30’ away from the stage. I don’t know what presets the put in, but I presume that the KF760 and KF761 are different. I would almost say they were running the KF760 presets for the array, the PA sounded ‘right’ at FOH. [/QUOTE]

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