what would you pick out of the qsc gx range and the peavey ipr range i can get hold of a qsc gx for bout 20 more than the peavey so what would you do im guessing QSC.
let me know what you would do
Peavey ipr range OR the QSC GX range
what would you pick out of the qsc gx range and the peavey ipr range i can get hold of a qsc gx for bout 20 more than the peavey so what would you do im guessing QSC.
let me know what you would do
In the price range of amps you are looking at this is by far your best choice
http://www.thomann.de/gb/behringer_ep4000_europower.htm
peavey ipr for me quality lightweight sounding amps...
Peavey IPRs for me too
Great sound ( even gives my old Chevins a run and they were over a grand each!)
lightweight! , Great Limiters and built in crossovers
AND FIVE YEARS WARRANTY!!!!
oh yes and also Behringers are pants! with little or no aftersales service!
Ive 3 IPR1600s and rather like them.
BY THE WAY 3.2 KGS OR 16.6 KGS think or your back...
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I have the GX5 which has oodles of power and not too heavy either.
Looking to add a GX7 in the future which is lighter still with 1000 watts a side @ 4ohm... and did I forget to mention they are QSC!
Slightly off topic...................
Soon I will be looking for a replacement for my trusty old berry EP2500 , nothing wrong with it , apart from the weight , so I was looking at the Peavy IPR 3000 , any thoughts , this would be used for subs only.
Daryll
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Then my suggestion may not be a winner. Before I purchased my replacement amps, ( a PV2600 and a Studiomaster 3500 ) I looked long and hard at the Peavey PVI 3000. It's not fitted with crossovers, and neither is it a full lightweight, for it weighs in at 17.5 Kilos. It is however, around £200 cheaper, which may make it wortky of consideration.Originally Posted by Daryll
And the first thing that strikes you on picking up a PV2600, is that it'sing heavy!!
And the second thing is it packs a mighty punchThen my suggestion may not be a winner. Before I purchased my replacement amps, ( a PV2600 and a Studiomaster 3500 ) I looked long and hard at the Peavey PVI 3000. It's not fitted with crossovers, and neither is it a full lightweight, for it weighs in at 17.5 Kilos. It is however, around £200 cheaper, which may make it wortky of consideration.
And the first thing that strikes you on picking up a PV2600, is that it's
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