> For bang for the buck, the old standby 6 channel powered Peavey head with
> reverb connected to a pair of 12 or 15 inch cabinets with horns is pretty
> damn hard to beat.
Yup. A substantial proportion of the world's Peavey amps appear on the
stage of the Grand Ole Opry every week.
I've been
>Which reminds me. We do not as yet *have* any kind of P.A. What should we
get?
First of all, best of luck with your venture...now on to sound;
For bang for the buck, the old standby 6 channel powered Peavey head with
reverb connected to a pair of 12 or 15 inch cabinets with horns is pretty
damn h
>
>Which reminds me. We do not as yet *have* any kind of P.A. What should we get?
I am very interested in the answer to this question as well.
If you can, please cc: me on any offlist responses to Cheryl.
I'm actually wondering what would be good for small outdoor
shows too. Like a backyard or
Well, now that I know what you people will work for, can anyone steer me to
a good wholesale source for peanuts?
Just kidding, ha ha.
Thanks for the responses, on and off-list. The plans are still being worked
out on all of this -- we've just barely started working on it! I'll keep
you posted. B
