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[Joe Adkins]

I have a small audio and DJ rental company. I am looking to buy a medium sized system in the next few weeks. I've been going back and forth with a few different systems. I was first looking at the Phoenix system from EV. I have a $15,000 budget and some access to better than MAP pricing and in some cases invoice pricing.

I am looking for a ground stack system. The system will be used for DJ applications (mostly electronic music) and also Live sound indoors and small festivals. My experience mostly lies in Retail systems but have been learning more on the pro level.

Any help or insights are greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[Gerry Seymour]

What do you currently have? Are you replacing the entire system? What kind of live sound will you be reinforcing? What size crowds and what sound levels will you be dealing with?

I know the guys who can answer your questions will need that info, so I thought I'd help out.  

[Joe Adkins]

What do you currently have? Are you replacing the entire system? What kind of live sound will you be reinforcing? What size crowds and what sound levels will you be dealing with?

I know the guys who can answer your questions will need that info, so I thought I'd help out. Very Happy

Hey Gerry

For the past few years the company has been renting powered gear for small events.  I've been cross renting an EV QRX system (4-dual 18" and 4-dual 12")for some of my gigs.  I am now in a situation where I need a little more. That is why I've been looking at the EV Phoenix system (4 dual 18" and 4 dual 12").  The system will mostly be used for electronic music but will need it to do some live sound as well.  Types of live sound will include world music, reggae, bluegrass and some jam bands to crowds of 500-800 outdoors.