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<blockquote data-quote="gordon mcgregor" data-source="post: 68635" data-attributes="member: 169">Re: Reasonably Priced Large Format Line ArraysBrandon you are at the level I play at as well and though I dn&#039;t own a largeish rig I think that a good 2nd hand rig of a known brand is a much better investment than a brand new unknown brand, case in point i still have Meyer UPA&#039;s&nbsp; which some quite snotty BE types have been fine with even though I have access to a much louder and IMO reasonable sounding system which is a relative unknown. The EAW 730&#039;s and JBLs I know little about though I&#039;m sure they work well, but the little Nexos are great don&#039;t need lots of huge amps, do need a controller, though that takes a lot of the guessing out of the game, can be used a speaker on a stick if it comes to it weigh next to nothing and work very well IMO, sure they can look ridiculous in a big venue but there are loads around both in Europe and in the US and the system prices I&#039;m seing are quite good&nbsp; for what you get. There is a local guy here who does all the local city jobs etc and while his service is usually good the versatility of the Nexo S8 rigs he has probably counts as much as anything else. G</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gordon mcgregor, post: 68635, member: 169"] Re: Reasonably Priced Large Format Line Arrays Brandon you are at the level I play at as well and though I dn't own a largeish rig I think that a good 2nd hand rig of a known brand is a much better investment than a brand new unknown brand, case in point i still have Meyer UPA's which some quite snotty BE types have been fine with even though I have access to a much louder and IMO reasonable sounding system which is a relative unknown. The EAW 730's and JBLs I know little about though I'm sure they work well, but the little Nexos are great don't need lots of huge amps, do need a controller, though that takes a lot of the guessing out of the game, can be used a speaker on a stick if it comes to it weigh next to nothing and work very well IMO, sure they can look ridiculous in a big venue but there are loads around both in Europe and in the US and the system prices I'm seing are quite good for what you get. There is a local guy here who does all the local city jobs etc and while his service is usually good the versatility of the Nexo S8 rigs he has probably counts as much as anything else. G [/QUOTE]

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