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<blockquote data-quote="John Halliburton" data-source="post: 116150" data-attributes="member: 8">Re: Speaker recommendationNo, it&#039;s a lateral move at best.&nbsp; While it may be a little better sounding, it is basically the same design.&nbsp; I would not consider them unless I did a side by side comparison with your Mackies first.Conrad pointed out the QRX series, and this could work-the horn, while not a &quot;large format&quot; as Conrad states, is the next size up using a 1.4&quot; throat design.&nbsp; The horn itself is not really any larger than the Mackie or QSC, but it is more powerful, and there is a bit more bandwidth extension on the lower end of it&#039;s response, which should help intelligibility over distance.Are you really looking to invest in something better?&nbsp; What is your budget?Also, get those taller stands first if you don&#039;t own them already.&nbsp; The nice ones from Ultimate, like the TS88B.Best regards,John</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Halliburton, post: 116150, member: 8"] Re: Speaker recommendation No, it's a lateral move at best. While it may be a little better sounding, it is basically the same design. I would not consider them unless I did a side by side comparison with your Mackies first. Conrad pointed out the QRX series, and this could work-the horn, while not a "large format" as Conrad states, is the next size up using a 1.4" throat design. The horn itself is not really any larger than the Mackie or QSC, but it is more powerful, and there is a bit more bandwidth extension on the lower end of it's response, which should help intelligibility over distance. Are you really looking to invest in something better? What is your budget? Also, get those taller stands first if you don't own them already. The nice ones from Ultimate, like the TS88B. Best regards, John [/QUOTE]

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