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Author Topic: Portable PA rig to rival far bigger systems?  (Read 18590 times)

David Buckley

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Re: Portable PA rig to rival far bigger systems?
« Reply #50 on: October 15, 2017, 04:57:40 PM »

I'd suggest you have audition the RCF TT08A.  It fails on most of your metrics, its a bit tall, a bit heavy, a bit loud, and a tad narrower dispersion than specified, but, quoting, "however, audio quality is my top priority so no flexibility there", on on this score, "extremely detailed, warm sound with plenty of clean headroom", they go all the way. 

They are also self-powered, so perhaps you can trade off amplifier weight against speaker weight.  They are the smallest member the RCF TT series, which includes "far bigger systems".

Have a listen.  You may find your ears override the other considerations.
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Re: Portable PA rig to rival far bigger systems?
« Reply #51 on: October 15, 2017, 06:08:54 PM »

I'm just gonna point out this thread is from January, and the OP hasn't been active on the forums since February. As much as it would be nice to help them find a good choice, I am going to assume they've either worked it out or went in another direction, and probably will not see our responses. :-(

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Re: Portable PA rig to rival far bigger systems?
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