Would 2 of these suffice for a prom? Aprox 350+ people at a venue with high ceilings.
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I have played with a pair of these for 300 ppl every 1 said it was loud enough and that was at 70% volume. But as all pa speakers that are all in 1 for a crowed that size U'll want a separate subwoofer with its own built in amp for the lowes. U can always power wall ur speaker look up the terms on google it will show you speaker placement. I truly enjoy these behringer's as I am buying more they are truly worth the buck. Enjoy they are a good buy.
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I would recommend to have 4 of these, plus a pair of 18" subs to fill the space correctly
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They would, if they didn't blow fuses, breakdown and other fail you. I'd advise something like a dynacord, will not fail you
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they would do the job nice clean mids and round bass, to help out a sub would go along way to avoid driving the main speakers too hard
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I would add a sub woofer to give you that rich sound for dance music and the party will never stop.
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I have used them in large areas but for a prom I would recommend using a sub with them. It will really fill in the low end plus move more air. With high ceilings you will want more air moving. If you are new to these speakers I would add that I've had the best sound when keeping the 15 inch speaker about 6 feet off the ground with the both speakers pointed slightly in like they are pointed toward the same spot in the middle of the back wall of the venue. Good luck, it sounds like a fun sized gig.
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It depends on your chair configuration and event. Wedding with isle about 40, event with speaker podium, 60. Hope this helps. You can also march off the dimensions and work out the chairs. The ceiling height is almost 8' all theway around.
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I don't know...but this is a very small chandelier for a room with 14' ceilings...IMO...
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I don't think so ... I used this at a prom and all the girls dresses seemed to be fine! You could always tests a small area first to be sure as it might depend on the material of you dress.
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Yes, I just installed in a room with 8 FT ceilings and it looks beautiful. If anyone is over 6FT tall it may be an issue.
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I'd recommend it could work. We use it in our A frame to get to the ceiling fan up VERY high. The telescoping is great for tight spaces and storage.
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I guess that depends on how imposing you want the chandelier to be. And how high your ceilings are. It might be over the top but if the rest of the room is furnished simply then it might work.
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This rig is tall, it telescopes to 12ft, which if you're a mobile DJ or band is all you'd need. You might be able to get away with only buying one stand, but you will have to check how big your lights are because you cannot change the spacing of the 4 pre-drilled holes that are in the crossbar, but if you're using the smaller rounded Par35 looking ones you should be fine.
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Plenty of sound for average sized room party (I would say up to 300 sq ft with a dozen people) . No idea what other two speakers you mention are capable of.
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It depends how low they are hanging, but in general I would say no...you're better off having some stronger lighting.
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Depends on your design. Two would fit well, but now you've got twice as many wires and hoses. Also consider that these are quite bright/intense colors and light.
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Yea it would! I have backdrops that are 5 and 6 feet tall and it does great!
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We used two of these to score a horseshoe tournament. I don't know how big your venue is, but I would imagine that these would work for you. They worked very well for us!
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ABSOLUTELY! This is an excellent buy. It would be well worth the extra to hang it there. This is a dramatic chandelier.
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the unit has worked wonderful for crowds of that size, wireless mike is very clear, how ever we have not used it where the ceilings were high, it just might be adjusted to handle even that situation, hope this helps Jim H
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Depends on the size and type of lighting units as far as whether you'd need more than one stand. If they're really large, then yes, if they're small-ish effect lights, then you'd probably be fine with one, although space would be tight. I was able to fit a medium-small sized effect light and one of the larger American DJ lasers on this stand without a problem, but anything else might've started getting cramped for space. With regards to where you should place it, if you've only got one stand, I'd suspect you'd want it behind you just because otherwise it'd be between you and your audience (unless you put it off to one side in front of you). If you have two stands then you can put them off the the left/right and not have anything between you and the audience.
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I used this in my bedroom, I couldn't do a hanging chandelier due to a lower ceiling. It is beautiful, go for it!