This probably isn't the best place to pose this question, but I'm hoping for some insight (especially on sound quality). I have a PA system that I use for parties for family and friends, playing music and karaoke. I've also played a few small gigs with it when I used to be in a band. It consists of a 5 channel Peavey powered mixer with two 15" Peavey speakers. I also have a bunch of other related stuff (Mackie 16 channel mixer, mics, cables, etc.).
What I want to do is pare this setup down in size and weight (I'm getting old!) while maintaining or improving the sound quality. I have a Sony HT-CT100 soundbar for my home theater which I really like. I've been wondering if I could get away with using a more powerful version of this setup for a PA system, maybe the CT350 or CT500 or other similar setup. Bose has something similar for PA work, but they are very expensive.
Any thoughts on this? I'd like to start up another band to play some gigs, but the thought of lugging heavy PA equipment up and down stairs is giving me nightmares.
Thanks!
jawgee
What I want to do is pare this setup down in size and weight (I'm getting old!) while maintaining or improving the sound quality. I have a Sony HT-CT100 soundbar for my home theater which I really like. I've been wondering if I could get away with using a more powerful version of this setup for a PA system, maybe the CT350 or CT500 or other similar setup. Bose has something similar for PA work, but they are very expensive.
Any thoughts on this? I'd like to start up another band to play some gigs, but the thought of lugging heavy PA equipment up and down stairs is giving me nightmares.
Thanks!
jawgee
