Would a single one of these speakers be sufficient for a medium size outdoor gig (Wedding, reception, bonfire, etc) ?
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Easily - especially if it was elevated. Consider an un-amplified acoustic guitar does just fine around a bonfire. I'm really surprised at the punch this little amp puts out.
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It would probably be loud enough if you were playing by yourself... If with other intruments,esp drums, no...
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I think so, if you use the plug in it has 5 more amps. I didn't get this amp for it's overpowering volume but rather the clarity of sound. None of my four amps (all battery) sound better. I use it for speech only. I heard a musician playing guitar and singing using the KC110 and that is why I bought it.
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If it's powered with the cable, I think so. Granted, you don't want the music to be overbearing at these events, so it should work fine. For a concert, on the other hand, definitely not. Although you would probably want to mount the speaker outdoors.
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Rafael, I am sorry but i haven't used them very much yet. I bought them for my garage and since we are still in winter I haven't been out in the garage much. From my experience they would be adequate depending on the party. They are middle of the road speakers, not the best and not the worst speaker I have heard. They are a good buy for the money though.
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Its a pretty good speaker. Although, this is more a "Let's go party outside!" type of speaker. If you want good audio quality, go for something designed for acoustics not durability.
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Yes if you have a very open house they will be perfect I would buy more than one for big house parties. I am very happy with my system. The sound quality at higher volume is great. So yes it will be.
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I use this for low volume applications only. I do not find it suitable for street performance. It distorts at higher volumes, and has virtually no bass. Street performance around Chicago requires at least 30 watts, solid state, and battery powered equipment. A 10" speaker must be considered the minimum even for small crowds or passing foot traffic on most corners.
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It will be enough, bigger would be better but they sound great if even not optimized. Good speakers for the low price.
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Hi Austin,It kind of depends on what "job" your doing! One speaker would definetley work for a small venue as a P.A. or for recorded music for a small crowd.I you're in a band, aDJ, or a larger hall-- get two, after all-- they're VERY affordable, and to have one for anything other than a small gig would be silly. Two of these little powerhouses really pack a punch, I run a DJ company, and I was pleasantly surprised by their power, and great, undistorted sound at a fairly decent level. Hope this helps! John Hemberger, Sandy Hook Entertainment
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I think so. Better to check out the KinivG speaker. portable. small. and you can chain them together.
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I wouldn't use these as a primary source (for that I'd use a Bose sound-dock), but they would be good enough to fill a hotel room, but not a house. That said, they are loud enough for a family BBQ, but if it pumping bass you need, then look else where my friend. Wife and I often listen to Deadmau5 in the house and its plenty loud enough for us. We rarely get to crank it up to full, so its loud enough for us. At this price take the plunge, you will be astonished that so much sound comes out of something so light and little.
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The speakers are loud enough for indoor listening but not for outdoor use (such as in a big party setting or outdoor grill parties). You'll need something louder than this.
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I would suggest 2 way Mackies. They run for a couple hundred dollars online. Any speakers are good but those are some great ones if you're on a budget.
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It depends on how much volume you need. These aren't very efficient speakers (output versus power in) and they don't handle all that much power. Check the specs. Also, while their low end response is good for the kind of speakers they are you will almost certainly want to use a sub woofer. Wedding venues are often quite large or even outdoors and partys want loud. I have found them adequate (just) for home theater use output wise as digital sources don't seem to drive my amplifiers hard enough requiring high volume control settings.
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No, I would advise getting something more like a set of Peavy PA speakers. If it is outdoors, it doesn't matter even if the group is small. You will experience a lot of ambient, distracting noise. And it would be load enough to get full clarity. I hope this helps.
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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.
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There are numerous, very good small amps Out There: from Pig Nose to - the one I own - a Schiffler. A speaker will not be a good choice - choose amplification,.
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Yes these are top rated speakers. One speaker will be more than sufficient. You can find a ported box on Amazon.
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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.