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Presonus StudioLive AR12 USB B-Stock mixer

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    Dravokivich
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    What are you planning on doing with it? Do they need to be self powered, or do you have an amp? What's your budget?


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    KeithTS
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    Are you using it in a studio setup or for live work?


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    kingofbeers
    Registered Users Posts: 178 ✭✭kingofbeers


    Thanks for the reply. I’m just using it in my back garden to do a little bit of DJing in the future if ever I have a party when COVID is gone. I do not have an amp so I assume self powered speakers.


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    kingofbeers
    Registered Users Posts: 178 ✭✭kingofbeers


    Btw I don’t have a budget.


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    KeithTS
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    kingofbeers wrote: »
    Btw I don’t have a budget.

    As in you don't have any money or you don't have any limit?

    You're DJ'ing, does that mean you want your garden to be a venue where people just chill out with music in the background or do you want it to sound like a club where people can't talk to each other?

    Without knowing anything about the space it's tough to say but 100-150W active
    PA speakers will give you a lot of options, regarding which ones, look up reviews, research and make sure you have XLR inputs as your desk has XLR outputs.


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    kingofbeers
    Registered Users Posts: 178 ✭✭kingofbeers


    KeithTS wrote: »
    As in you don't have any money or you don't have any limit?

    You're DJ'ing, does that mean you want your garden to be a venue where people just chill out with music in the background or do you want it to sound like a club where people can't talk to each other?

    Without knowing anything about the space it's tough to say but 100-150W active
    PA speakers will give you a lot of options, regarding which ones, look up reviews, research and make sure you have XLR inputs as your desk has XLR outputs.

    Thanks for the info.


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    kingofbeers
    Registered Users Posts: 178 ✭✭kingofbeers


    do you think these would go together - mixer - https://www.thomann.de/ie/presonus_studiolive_ar12c.htm and 2 of these speakers - https://www.thomann.de/ie/behringer_eurolive_b215d.htm for playing music at partys in the future when all this lockdown is lifted. Also i would use it to record some music in the future.


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    Miklos
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    They would go together fine, the speaker has an XLR input which is what you need. I would probably go for 1000 watt speakers, it's almost certainly more than you need but it'll mean you have lots of headroom.


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