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<blockquote data-quote="Roel Elzinga" data-source="post: 218662" data-attributes="member: 17138">Hello sound enthusiasts!As a 4-man live cover band (keyboards, electric guitar, amplified acoustic drums and vocals), we recently purchased a new sound set. This concerns 4x sub QSC KS212c, 2x QSC KW122 and an A&amp;H SQ5.In the months of may to september, village festivals take place every week in party tents here in the north of the Netherlands. These can be party tents made of fabric or aluminum with dimensions of, for example, 30 by 10 meters. The sound volume must be such that people can dance and party to it.When booking our band, the question is often asked: is our sound set sufficient for this party or should we rent additional equipment?The music store indicated that this set is more than sufficient in a party tent for 300 to 350 people. A sound rental company indicated &#039;up to a maximum of 200 to 250 people&#039;. If I submit the question to QSC, I will probably get a different number...Who has experience with this same set and can tell me from experience what this QSC set can reasonably handle?Thank you in advance for your response!Yours sincerely,Roel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Roel Elzinga, post: 218662, member: 17138"] Hello sound enthusiasts! As a 4-man live cover band (keyboards, electric guitar, amplified acoustic drums and vocals), we recently purchased a new sound set. This concerns 4x sub QSC KS212c, 2x QSC KW122 and an A&H SQ5. In the months of may to september, village festivals take place every week in party tents here in the north of the Netherlands. These can be party tents made of fabric or aluminum with dimensions of, for example, 30 by 10 meters. The sound volume must be such that people can dance and party to it. When booking our band, the question is often asked: is our sound set sufficient for this party or should we rent additional equipment? The music store indicated that this set is more than sufficient in a party tent for 300 to 350 people. A sound rental company indicated 'up to a maximum of 200 to 250 people'. If I submit the question to QSC, I will probably get a different number... Who has experience with this same set and can tell me from experience what this QSC set can reasonably handle? Thank you in advance for your response! Yours sincerely, Roel [/QUOTE]

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