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you should just bump thing thread you already made.
http://text.pepelis.com/forum.php?id=27097#384908

well to tell you the truth you offer jack shit for the money. local bands need better sound not gay lights.

for $250 a night you could rent a full EAW ( http://www.EAW.com ) setup including subs and monitors, 16-24 channel mackie board, full drum and guitar micing, and engineer.

and from your vague descriptions ie. "2 projectile speakers, a microphone, and a stand" you sound like an idiot. are those a pair of active speakers from mackie? the carvin speakers are junk. i bet you power them with a powered mixer. get a pair of subs. cheap ones like the yamaha club series, a some decent mains JBL with 2 15's a horn. Buy and outboard crossover and 3 amps. one amp at least 800 watts for the subs. 600 watts for the woofers (mids) and 300-400 for the horn drivers (high) learn how to bi-amp the mains. also outboard EQ's more mics, and those kustom monitors are even cheaper and shittier than those carvin "projectile speakers"

that accurate enemy band you are pimping is horrible. odds are it's your band.

http://www.mlksound.com

now it's clickable.

that looks like a disaster waiting to happen

tee hee

I have to agree with Josh on three points. Local bands definitely need better sound more than they need lighting. And powered mixers are absolutely no substitute for a seperate mixing board and power amp. But most of all, metal bands *need* subwoofers for a decent mix; not only for an extra beefy kick drum/rhythm guitar sound, but because subs push most of the wattage and are necessary for full utilization of a PA's power. In otherwords, if I hook up my 1400 Watt PA to two main speakers but no subwoofers, I'm only getting about 400 Watts out of it. (One thing I always hated was showing up to a gig where there were no subwoofers, I mean if we were a blues or rock band that might work in a small venue, but for metal - no way)

I am offended by the use of my family's dining table for a drum riser. I should bite your kneecaps off.