danhowe25
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how many watts would you need for about 150 people in a room with decent acoustics?? im putting on a boat party and cant decide which speaker package to hire
how many speaker watts??
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You need the Valve Sound System.
danhowe25
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standard.
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anyone?
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I'd go for 4 x 300 speakers with 2x 300-450 subs.
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its not wattage you need to be so concerned about...its hertz and Ohms bro!!
but something like a 2kwatt sounds system should be suffice!!
but something like a 2kwatt sounds system should be suffice!!
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yeh... 2k would be good but probably abit too intense.... maybe 1000/1500..... a room that holds 300 peeps isnt really that big.
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i think im gonna go for something about 1.5kw. Thanks a lot
another thing to consider is the boats noise policy.....
just because its a party boat, dont assume they allow loud music
a few years back we had a boat party on the thames, the rig must have been no bigger than 1k, yet we couldnt even turn it up halfway with out it triggering a cutout switch which would cut the power if the sound rose above a certain level..... pain in the arse, almost ruined the night
its like a little microphone, if you see one, throw a jumper over it
just because its a party boat, dont assume they allow loud music
a few years back we had a boat party on the thames, the rig must have been no bigger than 1k, yet we couldnt even turn it up halfway with out it triggering a cutout switch which would cut the power if the sound rose above a certain level..... pain in the arse, almost ruined the night
its like a little microphone, if you see one, throw a jumper over it
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another thing to consider is the boats noise policy.....
just because its a party boat, dont assume they allow loud music
a few years back we had a boat party on the thames, the rig must have been no bigger than 1k, yet we couldnt even turn it up halfway with out it triggering a cutout switch which would cut the power if the sound rose above a certain level..... pain in the arse, almost ruined the night
its like a little microphone, if you see one, throw a jumper over it
cheers mate i hadn't thought about that! got everything pretty much covered now though, so all im worried about now is my set, itl be my first time playing anywhere apart from my or a mates house..
