EVERSE 8

None of the above. It’s just live comedy, I’d put the money into a single good PA speaker from a good brand (Yamaha, RCF, EV, QSC), K&M speaker stand, SM58, K&M mic stand and a good quality XLR cable. As for which box: the EV Everse units being battery powered is quite useful, but you pay a fair pre

From my side, you've got it pretty much nailed down with your first list. For the questions: The biggest thing for me is flexibility. Every venue is different, hell, even different weddings at the same venue can have completely different setups and requirements. So if I can buy a pair of tops and bi

I've used the Bose S1 and L1 systems a ton and they definitely have a problem with noise floor. I find the preamps specifically are super noisy. I've found sending a line level signal in with a TRS 1/4in helps compared to an XLR in. If you're considering returning it, I'd low key just get an EV Ever

If it fits your budget the EV Everse 8 is a great battery powered speakers for such things.

This forum is geared toward pro audio, so it's where our heads are at. It's what we think of as 'PA'. However, a lot of what is needed depends on what the gig parameters are. You mentioned outside, that takes a lot more PA than if it's inside -- sound gets 'lost' easily outside. How big of a crowd a

#1 don't chase "Watts" because most speakers in the lower tiers are completely lying#2 for a brand that is like, bottom tier of something I would actually spend money on, the Alto TS412 or similar is like, scraping the bottom end but can sound OK. see this post https://www.reddit.com/r/livesound/com

Check out Electrovoice (EV) Everse series. 8in or 10in versions, battery powered, built in digital mixer with phone/tablet support, quite impressive. Not cheap.

Too many variables. You’d be better off finding the venue first and buying equipment based on the room. We also need to know your budget and what you consider killing cost. Since you mentioned, I am a big fan of anything Electro-Voice. All the new mains and sticks talk to each other and you run your

Something like the EV Everse series paired with Sennheiser EWDX system will likely be your most compact and robust solution. Sennheiser used to make a speaker with integrated wireless, but it has been discontinued.

Check out the 8” EV everse. Alternatively the Sound Bullet would do what you need and more.