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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Monte" data-source="post: 218705" data-attributes="member: 285">Tents are very-reflective thus your rig should be fine.Get your tops above your audience (you will need some sturdy stands) so that announcements can reach the far-side of the tent.I have done more-than-a-few tent gigs; weddings, etc. and found that I did not need &quot;that much&quot; to fill a tent with sound.I even did a tent wedding (a couple of years ago) with a pair of Bose 802&#039;s over 502BP&#039;s and I didn&#039;t run it wide-open.&nbsp; That tent was a tad smaller than the one you spec&#039;d.Your subs will keep the energy directed towards the dance floor (where it should be).Don&#039;t be overly-aggressive; your band does not need to to rock-concert-loud all the way to the back of the tent.....attendees at a wedding/event &quot;may&quot; want to have a conversation.just my opinion</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike Monte, post: 218705, member: 285"] Tents are very-reflective thus your rig should be fine. Get your tops above your audience (you will need some sturdy stands) so that announcements can reach the far-side of the tent. I have done more-than-a-few tent gigs; weddings, etc. and found that I did not need "that much" to fill a tent with sound. I even did a tent wedding (a couple of years ago) with a pair of Bose 802's over 502BP's and I didn't run it wide-open. That tent was a tad smaller than the one you spec'd. Your subs will keep the energy directed towards the dance floor (where it should be). Don't be overly-aggressive; your band does not need to to rock-concert-loud all the way to the back of the tent..... attendees at a wedding/event "may" want to have a conversation. just my opinion [/QUOTE]

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