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

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

#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

Absolutely. I love the EV Everse 8 for this, but have a Behringer Flow 8 with me in case I need to add more. I did a wedding once where I was informed about 30 minutes before the ceremony that the bride's sister wanted to sing. I already had 2 lavs on preacher and groom, was able to set up the Flow

There's 2 kinds of speaker connections you'll see. Passive speakers only take one input carrying an amplified signal coming from an amp rack somewhere on stage. Usually this is a speakon connector but sometimes with older systems you'll see TS cables. You send a signal (usually XLR) out of the mixin

My first suggestion is to look at a 12" column like EV Evolve 50M. Adding another EON can help with coverage, but won't add a lot of overall volume...you're not going to be able to get to the back of a larger crowd with two EON's vs one EON. You will be able to cover a much wider area with a pair at

EV Everse 8 comes to mind. Battery powered and has a dc out for the mic receiver. It isn’t the cheapest though.

Not a lot of budget. My goto is currently EV Everse 8 with Sennheiser EW-DP mics, but that's far outside of your budget range...usually a single decent wireless mic on its own is $650+. Both are impressive for their size/weight. The Sennheiser has a USB rechargable battery in the receiver, so it can