Hey everyone, 

I'm hoping for a little bit of your knowledge. 

I have a performance setup in my living room, where I record on my looper pedal and practice stage performance. 

I need a beautiful pa speaker that will not look horrid in the room for my wife!

Something that will receive a stereo input, but within one cab (so stereo speakers but in one box)

Just after Christmas I decided to bite the bullet, and buy the new loudspeaker system I'd been trying to decide about. I'd been provided with this system on a job last summer, and really liked the sound. My research showed it to be a Marmite product -loads of people hating it with a passion and the rest loving it. As I'd heard it and liked it, I do what I always do and go with my gut.

I have a stereo amplifier. It's a really powerful Ashly that is nice sounding. (Not really important to this topic). Being that it has two channels, can I run a mono mix to front of house (two speakers only @ 8 ohms) on one side of the amp. .And run stage monitors on the other channel ? I have a sneaky suspicion its ok as long as my ohm load is equal on both channels. Or, am I wrong.

I just got a StudioLive 24.4.2 AI console and PA system and am so exited about it I had to share what the "AI" is all about. Check it out.
What a cool system.

Hello folks, quick question I hope:
I'm putting together a modest PA for our 4 piece group.We have bass+guits-own amps miked at times or DI, light keys-Roland thru PA only, 4vox, sml/med venues. I want it compact and light in weight for lugging.

Hey there, community.

First of i am a noob when it comes to mics because i just started this whole home studio thing. Now, i just need to know how much phantom power does this PA system gives off.

I acquired a Yamaha EMX2300 powered mixer from a friend and have 3 Optimus 12" 8ohm 100w RMS/200w Max Passive Pa Speakers. i've never hooked up a pa system before and was curious to know what else i will need and to hook it up! please help thanks

I am trying to set up a pa system with a mixer, eq, compressor, and amp. When I go in and set up the eq and all with just me and a friend in the hall. The sound is bang on. But later, when 100 people show up the sound is horrible. (sounds tinny) Any ideas on how to set this up before hand to counter the 100 people in the room?

I am trying to set up a pa system with a mixer, eq, compressor, and amp. When I go in and set up the eq and all with just me and a friend in the hall. The sound is bang on. But later, when 100 people show up the sound is horrible. (sounds tinny) Any ideas on how to set this up before hand to counter the 100 people in the room? How do the pro's do it?
Thanks.