cly@cbdkc1.UUCP (10/11/83)
I'm in a 50's - 60's Rock and Roll band that is just starting out. We want to buy a PA system that is small, light, cheap, and good! Although this may sound impossible, I would like to get as close to this ideal as I could. We need something in the 100 watt range with at least 5 channels that could be transported in a compact car (or cars). My inclination right now is toward Peavey equipment, but I would like to get input from others. Any suggestions? -- Carl Yaffey AT&T Bell Laboratories 6200 E. Broad St. Columbus, Ohio 43213 614-860-3399 cbosgd!cbdkc1!cly
dswankii@uok.UUCP (10/30/83)
#R:cbdkc1:-26800:uok:400001:000:560 uok!dswankii Oct 14 13:09:00 1983 I am also in a band (mostly part time) and I use a Randall p.a. system than I am very happy with. It uses a powered six channel mixer and two collumn speakers. The mixer is six channels, high and low Z inputs, built in equalizer, with 120 watts output into four ohms and 180 watts into two ohms. The speakers are very "clean" with two bass drivers,two midrange drivers, and two Piezo ( I think that is spelled right) tweeters. New it cost 1300 dollars but there are used units available for less. good luck. David Swank II University of Oklahoma