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pa setup for practice

jamesy-p · 2008-04-20 17:59:44

just wondering what's the best way to setup a pa for band practice in a small rectangluar room? obviously, i wanna get the best eq possible, with as little feedback as possible thanks ;)

20-04-2008 5:59pm

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jamesy-p

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just wondering what's the best way to setup a pa for band practice in a small rectangluar room? obviously, i wanna get the best eq possible, with as little feedback as possible

thanks

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#2 20-04-2008 8:28pm

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Give the Vocal(s) priority and turn everything else right down. Try get your PA speakers on the floor pointing as close to the Vocalist/Performer's head as possible and if you have a Graphic EQ don't touch anything unless you have to. Always utilize sensible placement of amps etc, if your guitar player(s) are volume addicts get them to point their amps up at their heads, they'll soon be turning down.

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