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| Author: | jbarber138 [ Fri Apr 09, 2004 5:11 am ] |
| Post subject: | Advice on Home system |
I am brand new to this. I just bought a JVC Triple Tray player, primarily for home use but I intend to take it to family gatherings, sometimes in rented halls. Therefore, I would like to have enough power to accommodate that but I am not going to become a KJ. So, I have been looking online (ebay, Karoke.com, DTS Karaoke, etc) for a mixer/amp (200 watts or so) and for speakers. I am presently looking at the following speakers and wonder if you can help me decide: 1. dtskaraoke.com has a pair of Audio 2000S ASP5210 300 Watt 2 Way 10" speakers for $199 2. Ebay item number 3715321991 is a pair of 15" 3-Way Pyle PSS1522 1,000 Watt speakers for $199 3. Ebay item 3716186918 is a Deura Model BL400 4 Channel Power Mixer with two speakers. It says 100 Watts which I assume means 100 Watts total, not per channel. Anyway the price for both the mixer/amp and the speakers is $250. Also DTSkaraoke.com has a mixer/am PRO-karaoke -7100EQ320W for $239 Any thoughts? I am clueless when it comes to this stuff, so can you help me make a decision? Obviously, if I buy the speakers without the mixer/amp I will need to buy a separate mixer/amp so any advice will be appreciated. Thanks |
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| Author: | EElvis [ Fri Apr 09, 2004 6:42 am ] |
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I PERSONALY wouldnt buy e-bay, sight un seen because. 100 watts mean diffrent things all in how it is worded. sometimes they say it is a 100 watt ....... and that means power consumption. that may mean a 30 watt amp sometimes it is 100 watt pep is actually a 50 watt rms amp, which means a useable 25 watts per channel. and does 4 chanel mean 4 independent audio channels, or is it 4 input channels, and 1 (or mono) out. Be carefull and read a lot before you buy....... Buyer beware!!!! |
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