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

I used up a pair of Mackie Thump GOs that I picked up for a price so low I couldn’t resist. They served me well, and most definitely delivered in the battery powered department, but I should have gone for a pair of EV Everse 8, which look better and have much better onboard DSP. I’m sure they sound

The EV Everse line is solid, built in mixer, battery powered, and good output for it's size. They come in 8" and 12" variants. They are quite light(IMO). JBL has some good options, haven't personally used them though. Mackie is the cheapest option I'd recommend, the Thump Go series is very light, ea

Ev Everse 8 or 12. Even has battery for like 20 hours of playtime, Bluetooth, and a ton of nice features and sounds great for the price, even without all that. I’m super impressed.

I'd probably rethink the Stagepas. Biggest issue, IMO, is the mixer is lacking in critical features. No low-cut/high-pass filters on mic preamps. Rarely, if ever, do I run vocal mics that do not have HPF engaged. Outside gigs, it's an absolute must to cut wind noise and rumble.Stagepas mixer also do

DBR10 is great for the price, zero issues recommending this. I've got 4 that are usually used as wedges. However, I also can recommend having a second K8.2 to have a pair of the same. I had a pair years back, decent speakers. Also, also, EV Everse 8 is a great little speaker. Not the loudest, but so

For speakers, take a look at EV Everse. They are small, battery powered and sound pretty good.

Are you 'the focus'? ...will you be on a stage or is it more of a background music gig? My first thought was JBL EON One MKII, I had a pair, worked well enough for what they are. Decent mixer and app control, had a few glitches with JBL forced firmware updates years ago, but they said they wouldn't

Speaker? I agree with the recommendation for something like EV Everse 8, Mackie Thump Go, etc. Having a small battery-powered speaker is very convenient for small outdoor gigs. These speakers have a small onboard mixer which can be super handy -- put the speaker up on a tripod stand, plug the mic in

If you have existing active point source PA speakers get a bluetti/ecoflow/Anker/jackery like battery and you'll be fine. If not get something battery like the EV Everse 8, QSC CP10 or Mackie thump go