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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Monte" data-source="post: 43391" data-attributes="member: 285">Re: Relay for life Pa system - suggestions.I have provided the rig (and subcontracted the DJ) for two area Relay For Life events yearly, for the past several years.For 2012 I only booked one, as a DJ volunteered his services/rig(?) for one of them.&nbsp; I am sure that I will get that one back in 2013.The only problem that I have had since I started doing these is a lack of power.&nbsp; All I usually get is one 20 amp circuit to work with.My coverage area is a HS football field and my Yorkville TX4/9 rig does ok (albeit not at DJ volume at the far end of the field).I provide DJ &quot;volume level&quot; music for about 40 yards while the rest of the field hears the music at lower levels plus announcements.From the looks of your venue, you shouldn&#039;t need huge volume all over.&nbsp; They lust need to hear the announcements.Don&#039;t be surprised if some DJ (with stellar gear - lol) undercuts your bid.Mike Monte</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike Monte, post: 43391, member: 285"] Re: Relay for life Pa system - suggestions. I have provided the rig (and subcontracted the DJ) for two area Relay For Life events yearly, for the past several years. For 2012 I only booked one, as a DJ volunteered his services/rig(?) for one of them. I am sure that I will get that one back in 2013. The only problem that I have had since I started doing these is a lack of power. All I usually get is one 20 amp circuit to work with. My coverage area is a HS football field and my Yorkville TX4/9 rig does ok (albeit not at DJ volume at the far end of the field). I provide DJ "volume level" music for about 40 yards while the rest of the field hears the music at lower levels plus announcements. From the looks of your venue, you shouldn't need huge volume all over. They lust need to hear the announcements. Don't be surprised if some DJ (with stellar gear - lol) undercuts your bid. Mike Monte [/QUOTE]

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