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<blockquote data-quote="John Halliburton" data-source="post: 105501" data-attributes="member: 8">Re: Quick and Dirty Bar Rig 2014 EditionI have decided to get a QU-16 to replace my GL2400-16 and outboard rack.&nbsp; I just like the size and features on it, as well as liking A&amp;H for many years.I typically go out with four of my coaxial wedges-as many point out, it handles a typical 4-5 piece band.&nbsp; I haven&#039;t done a prototype, but I&#039;ve long considered a powered version using one of Brian Oppegard&#039;s Speaker Power plate amps.&nbsp; That would make a pretty nice compact monitor with power.I tend to favor the K12 out of the handful of powered tops I&#039;ve mixed on, but my main work is with acoustic music more than not.Subs-well, I would probably roll my own 18&quot; neo driver vented design for a compact, lightweight sub, and again, use some Speaker Power amps, otherwise I agree with Evan, and the powered JBL over the K sub as far as those two are concerned.&nbsp; I do like the small Yorkville too.Otherwise, My processed PLX amp racks are not bad to lug around.&nbsp; Three of them currently if needed, and they can stack and roll, and with the QU-16, it could all stack and be operated with a pretty small footprint, something I have to contend with at small Irish pubs, and since I&#039;d need that footprint even with powered speakers, the amp racks aren&#039;t taking up space I need for other stuff anyway.Best regards,John</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Halliburton, post: 105501, member: 8"] Re: Quick and Dirty Bar Rig 2014 Edition I have decided to get a QU-16 to replace my GL2400-16 and outboard rack. I just like the size and features on it, as well as liking A&H for many years. I typically go out with four of my coaxial wedges-as many point out, it handles a typical 4-5 piece band. I haven't done a prototype, but I've long considered a powered version using one of Brian Oppegard's Speaker Power plate amps. That would make a pretty nice compact monitor with power. I tend to favor the K12 out of the handful of powered tops I've mixed on, but my main work is with acoustic music more than not. Subs-well, I would probably roll my own 18" neo driver vented design for a compact, lightweight sub, and again, use some Speaker Power amps, otherwise I agree with Evan, and the powered JBL over the K sub as far as those two are concerned. I do like the small Yorkville too. Otherwise, My processed PLX amp racks are not bad to lug around. Three of them currently if needed, and they can stack and roll, and with the QU-16, it could all stack and be operated with a pretty small footprint, something I have to contend with at small Irish pubs, and since I'd need that footprint even with powered speakers, the amp racks aren't taking up space I need for other stuff anyway. Best regards, John [/QUOTE]

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