EVERSE 8

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 got a pair of EV Everse 8. I use Sennheiser EW-DP for this. The EW-DP are meant to 'hang' on the side of a pro camera (for news broadcasts, etc). They come with a bracket -- the bracket easily mounts to the Everse 8 using the two existing screws for the top handle. The EW-DP clings magnetically

EV Everse (battery powered speakers) have an power output to run most standard wireless receivers. And an optional tray on top to hold a receiver. Great wedding setup.

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

Battery-powered speakers: I've currently got Everse 8's and Mackie Thumpsub Go subs, and have owned JBL EON One MKII, LD Maui 5 Go, and EV Everse 12, and have used others. All current battery powered speakers lag behind comparable plug-in PA speakers in performance at a much higher cost. You pay for

TLDR: Far bigger bang-for-the-buck with plug-in PA speakers vs battery-powered speakers. Example, I've got a pair of EV Everse 8 and a pair of Mackie Thumpsub Go, all small lightweight battery-powered speakers. The 4 speakers will be over your budget. They do ok for what they are, but a pair of Yama

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

On the battery-powered speaker question -- All battery-powered speakers have much less output compared to a plug-in PA speaker. What you pay for is built-in battery-powered convenience, but you lose in overall output and performance, cost, size/weight, etc. Example: EV Everse 8 has a lot less output

EV Everse is an excellent speaker. I use them at every gig now. Self contained with a robust battery for 8 hours of play. No cables. One will take care of your needs. They're awesome. ProAudioStar has "open box" for well below MSRP and trust me they come NIB sealed. It's a little work around they do