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<blockquote data-quote="drew gandy" data-source="post: 116297" data-attributes="member: 880">Re: Speaker recommendationYes, they could be affordable depending on a few factors.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know what the OP has for other gear besides the powered speakers he&#039;s mentioned.&nbsp; It&#039;s possible he&#039;s simply plugging a mic into the SRM450 and daisy chaining the signal to the other one.&nbsp; I&#039;m imagining an old Peavey &quot;box&quot; style powered mixer with a high pass filter mod feeding the internal power amp.&nbsp; Then he sends an aux out to the mackies for the close range stuff.&nbsp; Should be pretty cost effective.&nbsp; But I&#039;m not sure of what yoke options are available and how hard it might be to add a stand adaptor for a tripod.&nbsp; I have used the small pipe n drape pegs screwed to the yokes of source 4s as a way to put one on a tripod speaker stand.&nbsp; But the Atlas is a much larger piece of gear.&nbsp; [ATTACH]153136[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="drew gandy, post: 116297, member: 880"] Re: Speaker recommendation Yes, they could be affordable depending on a few factors. I don't know what the OP has for other gear besides the powered speakers he's mentioned. It's possible he's simply plugging a mic into the SRM450 and daisy chaining the signal to the other one. I'm imagining an old Peavey "box" style powered mixer with a high pass filter mod feeding the internal power amp. Then he sends an aux out to the mackies for the close range stuff. Should be pretty cost effective. But I'm not sure of what yoke options are available and how hard it might be to add a stand adaptor for a tripod. I have used the small pipe n drape pegs screwed to the yokes of source 4s as a way to put one on a tripod speaker stand. But the Atlas is a much larger piece of gear. [ATTACH=CONFIG]153136.vB5-legacyid=9372[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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