Hi all,
I came across the setup online and I really like how compact it looks.
Just wondering if anyone know anything about this setup. I know it’s probably hard to tell from picture but I really interested in building something similar for my wedding and party gigs. I’m also open to recommendations.
Cheers
Anju B.
I came across the setup online and I really like how compact it looks.
Just wondering if anyone know anything about this setup. I know it’s probably hard to tell from picture but I really interested in building something similar for my wedding and party gigs. I’m also open to recommendations.
Cheers
Anju B.
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The woofer cabs on the floor get the bass throbbing underfoot and the cabs on the poles project the mid/high frequencies over the dancers so they are not absorbed by the bodies.
This is currently a popular and easily transportable solution for small mobile discos.
This is currently a popular and easily transportable solution for small mobile discos.
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Disco gear is a compromise between great sound and having it small enough so as not to kill you carrying it in.
I just used 2 cabinets with a pair of 12 inch speakers in each.
I just used 2 cabinets with a pair of 12 inch speakers in each.
My first rental system circa 2010, these days the rack is gone and it's just the powered speakers and a DJ controller/laptop. This size system with a variety of different powered speakers is great for events ranging up to150ppl, when doing events of 200 in larger rooms I add a second sub.
Don't know about that particular system, but it's best to set off with design goals first:
- How loud?
- How low?
- How big?
- How expensive?
They're all functions of each other to some extent, but if you give us an idea of your aims, we can probably help out.
FWIW, a nice small system would be 8" 2-ways over 12" subs.
Chris
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