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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 218663" data-attributes="member: 46">Hi,There is no exact answer to your question.&nbsp; As with many audio questions like this, the answer is: It Depends.It depends in this case on how loud you intend to be, the style of music you play, and the type of overall mix you are going for (balanced, bass heavy, etc).I personally would want a bigger system for a large tent.&nbsp; You mentioned 30x10m which is about 100x30 ft.&nbsp; When I have done shows in tents that large I am typically bringing 4 double 18&#039; subwoofers and running 2 3-way tops per side (such as KF650) or some compact line array cabs.However, your system will get pretty loud, so if you don&#039;t need it to sound like a rock concert, then your system is probably fine as is.&nbsp; I would suggest the best option is to work with what you have for a bunch of shows.&nbsp; This will give you a better understanding of your system&#039;s limitations to then decide if any changes are needed.Best wishes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 218663, member: 46"] Hi, There is no exact answer to your question. As with many audio questions like this, the answer is: It Depends. It depends in this case on how loud you intend to be, the style of music you play, and the type of overall mix you are going for (balanced, bass heavy, etc). I personally would want a bigger system for a large tent. You mentioned 30x10m which is about 100x30 ft. When I have done shows in tents that large I am typically bringing 4 double 18' subwoofers and running 2 3-way tops per side (such as KF650) or some compact line array cabs. However, your system will get pretty loud, so if you don't need it to sound like a rock concert, then your system is probably fine as is. I would suggest the best option is to work with what you have for a bunch of shows. This will give you a better understanding of your system's limitations to then decide if any changes are needed. Best wishes. [/QUOTE]

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