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<blockquote data-quote="Lee Dickinson" data-source="post: 15060" data-attributes="member: 79">Re: QSC K12Very slightly off topic, but we have K8s and can report that they are also nice boxes, especially for their size.&nbsp;It&#039;s probably to be expected in the 8&#039;&#039; version, but I find the sub boost settings to be pretty nasty sounding. I run the tops flat with a K-sub, and am very happy with it for all kinds of light reinforcement situations.&nbsp;The K-Sub is a little surprising in its output level for the size, but is more of a &#039;&#039;whummmmmp whummmp&#039;&#039; slow thump than a wham wham hard hitter. It kindof tends to drone. It&#039;s very servicable - again, especially for its size - and we love it for small DJ jobs, coffee shop bands, and corpie spoken word stuff.&nbsp;They are very musical sounding, much more so than either SRMs or Eons, which always sound exactly how you expect a plastic powered speaker to sound.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lee Dickinson, post: 15060, member: 79"] Re: QSC K12 Very slightly off topic, but we have K8s and can report that they are also nice boxes, especially for their size. It's probably to be expected in the 8'' version, but I find the sub boost settings to be pretty nasty sounding. I run the tops flat with a K-sub, and am very happy with it for all kinds of light reinforcement situations. The K-Sub is a little surprising in its output level for the size, but is more of a ''whummmmmp whummmp'' slow thump than a wham wham hard hitter. It kindof tends to drone. It's very servicable - again, especially for its size - and we love it for small DJ jobs, coffee shop bands, and corpie spoken word stuff. They are very musical sounding, much more so than either SRMs or Eons, which always sound exactly how you expect a plastic powered speaker to sound. [/QUOTE]

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