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Active moniter for practice space

OLP · 2008-07-25 19:53:22

Just looking for a little advice. I'm a singer and the current set up with my band is we practice in a small shed with good guitar and bass amps that are never up full. At the moment I'm running a mic through an old guitar amp that needs to be cranked and it's on it's last legs. So I'm thinking about just getting meself a…

25-07-2008 7:53pm

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OLP

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Just looking for a little advice. I'm a singer and the current set up with my band is we practice in a small shed with good guitar and bass amps that are never up full. At the moment I'm running a mic through an old guitar amp that needs to be cranked and it's on it's last legs. So I'm thinking about just getting meself a stage moniter for the space just so I can hear meself. Just wondering would this do the trick

http://www.thomann.de/ie/the_box_ma120_mk_ii.htm

Thanks

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#2 28-07-2008 2:05pm

Eoin Madsen

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I have the one that's just up from that. I would not want to put it up against a drumkit in close proximity. Maybe the 300 watt? They're not amazing sounding speakers but they're okay for the money.

An inexpensive DBX graphic EQ as well would be quite the plus.

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