So Long to the Big Amp, At Least For A While
My Peavey KB/A 100 started producing lots of bad sounds last night–crackles, pops, booming bass, sudden drops in volume. After 18 years, I guess it’s overdue for service. Anyway, I’m back to the KB2 for the moment. Depending on what it costs to repair the KB/A 100, I might be buying a powered speaker or two soon. Whatever I do to get a big speaker back in my performing life, I’m going to have to think about remixing the loops I use for backing tracks–my brief experience with the KB/A100 and its 15″ woofer showed me that there’s a lot more low frequency content in my loops than I was hearing with the KB2 and its 10″ speaker.
Peavey KB2 Amplifier: it’s what’s for gigging, at least for now
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What do you think about the KB3? Or is a Powered Speaker like a Behringer or Harbanger the way to go?
Don
I think a powered speaker is likely to be much lighter than a KB3, which comes in at over 50 pounds, so on those grounds alone I’d go for the powered speaker.