Hello very one! Thanks for the information.
I was looking into getting rid of my JVC XL MV33 and going with a laptop system and ended up here.
Anyway thank again.
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| Author: | dogtrack [ Wed Dec 29, 2004 6:49 pm ] |
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Hello very one! Thanks for the information. I was looking into getting rid of my JVC XL MV33 and going with a laptop system and ended up here. Anyway thank again.
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| Author: | Tigrr27 [ Thu Dec 30, 2004 12:29 am ] |
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Welcome to KS and to a great source of info... IMO I would just hang onto the JVC MV33 simply for backup purposes even if you use the laptop... good luck- tig |
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| Author: | dogtrack [ Thu Dec 30, 2004 5:10 pm ] |
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Thanks Tigrr27, karaoke is just a family past time. I don't make money at it, so the JVC would just be something else in the garage.  .
It seems that most of the posters here favor the Mackie PA speaker systems vs. the powered Mackie mixers and the non powered speakers. Can someone tell me why? It seems to me that something like the Mackie 808m and non powered speakers would be a cheaper route. Perhaps the sound is better? Thanks, David |
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