Can this be used in church
1605621
Yes, there isn't anything on the banner that I would consider inappropriate at a church.
1605622
Yeah, I think it could be used in church. As long it's for age appropriate audience. It's really no different from many other cartoon characters.
1605623
I suppose so, but I wouldn't because of the theme of Monster High. It's a goblins and ghouls type of character which doesn't really represent any church.
1605624
I don't understand the question... There is nothing inappropriate about it if that is what you are asking. I guess it would depend on your church's policy and views.
758310
We use the Pyle-pro rack in our church but it is plugged in to an amplifier system that feeds speaker. I am not great on audio, would think you need more than a mixer to drive the system. If this mixer is also or has and amplifier I would think it would work.
1362787
Yes. We use them in our children's department at church. They work very well.
934558
I would say it could be used but I'm not certain it would hold up that well. It's an excellent piece but mainly suited for indoor use.
187784
This should only be used indoors. The wood, though it has a finish on it, is not suited for outdoors.
560611
Our church has used it for vocals solo to groups, used it for speakers and for playing of recorded music and dvd's.We're very happy with it other than it is a little heavy for some to move around.
377809
I'm not certain what your specific needs are for church programs but I can tell you this is a great product. Light and portable with a very nice built in speaker. It has been used on a weekly basis for a round table meeting of anywhere from 25 - 40 people and it works very well in that setting. I would recommend it....
49900
Yes, we used itto make a cushion for and old church pew we refinished and it worked well for our purposes.
1584016
Sorry... I bought this as a gift for church. I can ask the person I gave it to if you would like.
1667090
If you use it as an interview microphone, close to the sound source, it should be ok. If you expect to leave it in the middle of the church and be able to hear the priest words, it is not going to work. For that I would suggest use a lavalier mic on the speaker (easier if wireless) and record on the zoom H4N through it's XLR inputs. Good luck
1359723
Yes. We use it for our youth group and we are pretty rough on it. It's really nice.
2082796
I would think it could be used indoors as well. Its a very well made product if your considering it.
1038303
We use that mic at the church. People have said they hear speakers better and our recital people have used them with success. It was the best money spent so far.
1500120
You could use it inside. I would not. It is extremely heavy and made for outdoors.
448153
No, it doesn't. we use it in a church and have no problems with it. I like it very much.
91514
Well, it depends on the lighting inside the church. Personally, I love using a 70-200 f2.8 lens for that type of event, but it depends on the lighting. If the lighting is poor then you will be stuck shooting at f2.8 to get a higher shutter speed which isn't bad, but you will have to pay attention to your depth of field. Overall, this would be a great lens for that type of event.
20742
Yes, this kit certainly could be played in church, but you need to know exactly what this kit can and can't do and decide if it would be the best choice. Specific to your situation, here are some things to consider: #1 The kit has only a couple of traditional drum kit sounds to choose from. They're good, but not great. (You could, however, use the kit as a MIDI controller if you had a better kit sound running in a DAW on your computer.) #2 The pads are all velocity-sensitive, which is good, but again... since this is an entry-level kit, you won't get the range of expression that you would from other high-end electronic drum kits, or of course from a real drum set. #3 Please keep in mind that the DM Lite has pads that LIGHT UP whenever they are struck.... it's a cool blue color, but it may not be the type of distraction you would want during worship. #4 The kit is probably the most portable you will find. It can fold up very compactly, so if you are having to lug it back and forth to church it's probably as easy as it can get. So, consider all of the above and make the decision. This kit has been great learning kit for my son to use at home as a beginning drummer, but if I was going to purchase an electronic drum kit for my church, I'd definitely spend the extra money for something better like the Roland V-drums, which are made with performance in mind, not just for home or beginner use. I hope this helps!