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

Paid $385 cash in summer 2024 for a new Loudbox Mini. Exactly what I need for practice, creating social media content, small-venue gigs, and often working as a monitor when I’m using my Electro-Voice Evolve 30m at a gig. Could not be happier with it. Found a decent rolling case for it at (because of

What would you use instead of the MicroMix? Because the EV-Everse 8 is quite an expense, when I’ve already got a rugged speaker with loud sound

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

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