Can this be used for a crowd of 200 people in a big hall? Do i need any special equipment to use this system?
807734
It is an excellent device for small areas. We use it in small meeting rooms 80 people or less and out of doors where people are crowded around a presenter
807735
Yes. This equipment is used daily in our cafeteria with 100+ students, and we have used it in our elementary school gym when that PA system wasn't working. All you need is batteries! It is a great little system.
807736
Yes with no problem. It has great volume and sound. Mikes are provided with unit and no other equipment is needed!
807737
We used it in a church meeting hall with over 100 people and the sound carried fine. I am sure that it would be fine for a larger group. No special equipment needed, however we did plug it in rather than rely on the batter. Have had it over a year and seems to be working fine.
1544241
I used it in a conference room and it worked fine. I'm not sure how it would work in a large lecture hall. It's pretty inexpensive so not much of a financial commitment to try it out.
2194234
The unit that we purchased is being used in a large fellowship hall for a Line Dancing group. You can hear the dance commands over the music BUT we are using the head type mic and we get some static/noise through the speaker. Not all the time but sometimes more than other times. That said, maybe the hand held mic works better but that doesn't fit the need to have our hands free. It is not a professional type system but I am rather surprised at the power of the voice output for this small unit.
1518344
Depends on what you are trying to do. I used mine for a wedding of 150 people and everyone though it was great. I have a friend who uses it as the speaker for his electric bass he plays in a dance band and it works just fine. If you have a 5000 sq. ft. room with 500 people you will need a sub. It may be only 200 watts rms and 1000watts peak, but outdoors cranked up, run by a line in from the headphone jack of a tablet, you can hear it clearly a block away. Use it in your living room and it will cause hearing damage.
894281
I would say you do need more than one person. We set it up with just my husband and me and it worked well but four people makes it a breeze.
1855565
Yes you can, but you will need a "Y" 3.5mm cable, which you can find on amazon for like $3 bucks. And the total watts are 200, its loud enough for a small party.
920975
an all-in-one system will not be the answer for you. At minimum you will need 2 powerful sub-woofers and 15" inch powered speakers and at least a 2100 power amp. Maybe you should rent a system or ask a friend.
1130479
I can honestly tell you that the amp does not put out rated power. Not even close. If you want it for a really small room then it will be fine. But if you want enough power to be heard over a large space filled with talking people? Look elswhere.
1361746
You should probably look at the Electro-Voice KLZ-12 powered speaker ($399) and a 6 channel mixer with effects for what you want to do. You will have enough power and versatility to cover most gigs with just one of the ZLX-12s. Figure 10 watts per person and with this set up you are at 100 people. Plus you are at about the same cost.
2133741
It all depends on the size of the venue, and if is it indoors or outdoors. I live on about 1 acre and when I aim it from a high point from the center of the property people can hear it well from about 100' away (in the direction it is aimed). I use it as a PA system (people can hear well about 100' away) and for dancing music for people within about 50'. I would not rely on it as the sole source of sound for an event as important as yours. You can always buy 2 and wire the 2nd to the 1st.
1198573
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.
2153594
I have a large living room, that is connected to kitchen and a studio, making it a very large space... You wouldn't believe how loud can this system sound and if used with a decent amp (I used denon). I have to use it at 40% volume. If you got a party going on maybe you'll use it at 65% volume. You don't need a different center speaker.
1764854
How much volume can you get? Can I fill the room with sound so people in the back can hear and understand?
745776
In my experience you'll get "white noise." I don't believe that any single mike can capture more than the ambient cacophony in a large hall. This "wall of sound" can be used - sparingly - for background tone, but it will obscure the music or the preacher / speaker. What I've done in this sort of situation is to have a separate feed to a mike on a stand (in front of the speaker), a mike a boom directly overhead - both can be connected by wire to one of the two XLR jacks on the camera. Ideally, you should have a clip-on lavaliere mike that transmits a wireless signal camera. The lavaliere is wired to a small box that clips on the speaker's belt or some other part of the wardrobe which sends a signal to receiver attached near to or on the camera and connected by an XLR cable to one of the two XLR jacks on the camera. Churches usually have mikes, stands and cables which you can use. Lavaliere set-ups can be rented which is a good idea because good ones are expensive to purchase unless you're going to be using them a lot. I hope this helps.
1021656
Hmmm then I would say no... if you are having bands you will need a full range system with subwoofer and top speakers or something larger than this. The Performer is for acoustic and small combo's. If you are having a full band and multiple people I would go a little larger.
745777
We use it in about a 150 person sanctuary and the recording is great. I would think it would work well in a 300 person sanctuary.Hope this information helps.
1983505
No. The quality of this unit is not reliable for large rooms, open spaces or to pick up voices from a crowd.