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At 11:33 AM 3/12/98 -0500, Mark Kata wrote: >Currently I use two EV-12Ls in stereo for looping and general guitar >havock. >However, I've been thinking about switching over to smaller diameter >speakers for increased portability. speaking of speakers, I've been thinking of getting a small PA setup for loops and everything else. It would mostly reside in the big room at home, but should also be relatively portable. I guess the main requirements would be: sounds good, easy to carry. Any suggestions? Are powered speakers the way to go? Anybody use the JBL eon series? Also, I have a taste for ground shaking, butt-wiggling bass. Does that mean a subwoofer, or are there decent, simple PA's with good enough low end response? oh, for all you guitar players, I think we established some time ago that guitar amps just don't cut it for more than simple loops. They just aren't designed for more complicated sounds and get too muddy. I use a boogie triaxis/2:90 combo with EV 200W speakers for my guitar, which can be very clean, but still nothing compared to a PA. And forget about putting anything other than guitar sounds through it, the amp colors it too much. thanks, kim _______________________________________________________ Kim Flint 408-752-9284 Mpact Systems Engineering kflint@chromatic.com Chromatic Research http://www.chromatic.com