Hello all and I hope I'm in the right place for this question. I just recently purchased a JBL pa sysytem that consist of 2 subs and 2 tops but I do not know the best way to wire this system so I figured Id come ask the pros. Ive never wired up 2 passive subs before with my dj rig and I don't want to screw anything up.

Hello all,
I'm replacing my original TOA speakers, after 20+ years, and can't find any info on them as to impedance, etc.
Since I don't know anything about this stuff, could I pick your brains a little, to see what I should be looking for?

Hello, I'm a another ignorant noob with a question, but I promise one day I won't be a noob anymore.

I have a pair of Samson TS50 Tripod PA speaker Stands and I'd like to know if I can adjust the heads to place my pair of BEHRINGER Truth B2031A Studio Monitors.

I've been setting up small PA's for years and have used many diff types of setups, from non powered mixer with powerd speakers, to powered mixers with passive speakers yada yada, but...

Hey how u doin, I'm new here. I've been playing regurly in a 3 piece with a Yamaha mx something and 2 2x15 500 watt FOH.and using an old jade thing to power my FB's. Recently I went to an auction and scored a phonic helix 18 firewire mixer, 3 power amps aCrown CE-2000, a Quest QA-3000, and a star sa-12.

How do I hook up my PA system up to my Tascam DP-02?

Hi folks,
In a few days I'm going to do a PA mixing of a higher profile concert event and therefore I am looking at further improving my PA mix sound.

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Ive been doing a good bit of research in hopes to build up an effective PA so that I can run sound for bands.

The following is what I have put together for a proper system, but of course many of you are far more knowledgable than I. So, I present you with my plan for you to analyze and critique. tell me where I'm wrong :)

Anyone with experience or working knowledge of Behringer PAs, let me know how you rate the brand. How would you compare it to other brands like Yamaha, Mackie, for rock bands gigging in small clubs.

has anyone here done this before? essentially have the normal L+R mix, but also have a L+R in the rear. (of course subwoofers where appropriate too)

I imagine the easiest way to do this would be with a mixer with 4+ submix outputs -- one for each corner / speaker -- and route each channel where it should sit.