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djsteve10
06-01-2008, 06:44 PM
I am thinking about getting a small Pa for the smaller jobs that i do, I require some advice on the W-Audio Gig Rig-1000
Can anyone help?
Has anyone used one of these?
Are they any good?
colint
06-01-2008, 09:32 PM
I just had a google on this because I'd never heard of it!
http://www.djbargains.co.uk/products/W-Audio-Gig-Rig-1000-PA-Package-1990.aspx
There seems to be lots of people selling it at £550ish but you have to ask yourself does that price sound right for 1 x sub 2 x mid/hi's 3 x amps* 2 x stands and the cables & covers?
what sort of quality & reliablity would you come to expect from a system like this!
*(although some site market this system as active they also list 3 amps in the package)
djsteve10
06-01-2008, 09:37 PM
Well i noticed that Hk do the smaller system at a similar price so im stuck which to go for...
But this system is only for the smaller jobs like 50+ people, I use turbosound at the moment, yes its going to be a bit of a come down but im sick of killing myself lugging the turbosound stuff into small venues or up steps to find out the function room is tiny.
Sapphire Disco
06-01-2008, 09:53 PM
Looks quite good to me but I don't see the point of a 15" sub for 50 people ,
Why don't you just go for a pair of good 12" full range ? I have seen some EV plastic cabs for a good price.
djsteve10
06-01-2008, 09:58 PM
Looks quite good to me but I don't see the point of a 15" sub for 50 people ,
Why don't you just go for a pair of good 12" full range ? I have seen some EV plastic cabs for a good price.
Well im hoping that it could handle upto 100 people.
dont think double 15" bass bins are exactly ample for it lol
colint
06-01-2008, 10:05 PM
unfortunatly lugging equipment about is part and parcel of our work!
now? I not saying this is not a good system because I havn't seen it or listened to it either but for the price I wouldn't have thought it would be that good of that reliable!
if as you say your using a turbosound system why not use one of the bass cabs from that and just buy a small pair of quality speakers to go with it! you could even keep it all turbo by going for a txd121! and use your exsisting amps to power it with!
or what about these
http://www.turbosound.com/showroom/txd081/index.html
if you still want to go the micro system route stick with the Hk system at least it's a known brand.
Excalibur
06-01-2008, 10:08 PM
I am thinking about getting a small Pa for the smaller jobs that i do, I require some advice on the W-Audio Gig Rig-1000
Can anyone help?
Has anyone used one of these?
Are they any good?
Personally no, but Twinspin had a HK Lucas rig for sale.
Looks quite good to me but I don't see the point of a 15" sub for 50 people ,
Why don't you just go for a pair of good 12" full range ? I have seen some EV plastic cabs for a good price.
That to me seems a very sensible suggestion. Lose some bass, but gain lots of mid, good thinking.:D
djsteve10
07-01-2008, 05:55 PM
Thanks for the advice guys,
I have deciced to go for a HK Audio Lucas 800 system, I am thinking if i get that i can use it for the smaller gigs and also hire it out for conferences and any event that needs a small sized Pa.
I had a look at them turbosound 8" TXD's i currently have a pair of the 12" tops and i relly do like them. I am still thinking of getting 2 single TXD15" bass bins to match the 12" tops.
That to me seems a very sensible suggestion. Lose some bass, but gain lots of mid, good thinking.:D
Plus if you take care where you position the speakers, you don't need to lose too much bass.
Placed against a wall, or in a corner, the bass is enhanced by reflections... or.... dare I say it.... with speakers on the floor you will get more bass too.
You don't gain any points for breaking your back carrying heavy kit......
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