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Not sure if this is the right forum section to post under, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am currently in the design stage for an audio setup in the basement of my house. What I am essentially trying to do is convert a fairly small basement room (not sure of the exact size of this room I can get this info in a couple of days) into a dance floor. The ceiling of the room is pretty low, most people can probably touch the ceiling by extending their arms. I'm trying to figure out how would be the best way to do this. After doing some research we came to the conclusion to go the following route:
Place a Samson Live 612m Powered Monitor in one corner of the room.
Place a Sony STR-DE345 receiver with SA-WMS230 Subwoofer and SS-CN230 and SS-V230 speakers and some Aiwa SX-ZR525 speakers that I found, and putting all this on the other side of the room.
Connect both of the above to this Toneport UX1 which is connected to audio source (computer/ipod).
Is this an efficient and effective setup for us to use? Going for a traditional setup of PA speakers and separate amplifier and mixer looks like it will cost too much.
Another route we thought of going was to just have a receiver and speakers in the room, but the question is will this provide the right type of sound quality for a "dance floor". In other words will it be bassy enough, etc. Any help will be very appreciated!!!!
I am currently in the design stage for an audio setup in the basement of my house. What I am essentially trying to do is convert a fairly small basement room (not sure of the exact size of this room I can get this info in a couple of days) into a dance floor. The ceiling of the room is pretty low, most people can probably touch the ceiling by extending their arms. I'm trying to figure out how would be the best way to do this. After doing some research we came to the conclusion to go the following route:
Place a Samson Live 612m Powered Monitor in one corner of the room.
Place a Sony STR-DE345 receiver with SA-WMS230 Subwoofer and SS-CN230 and SS-V230 speakers and some Aiwa SX-ZR525 speakers that I found, and putting all this on the other side of the room.
Connect both of the above to this Toneport UX1 which is connected to audio source (computer/ipod).
Is this an efficient and effective setup for us to use? Going for a traditional setup of PA speakers and separate amplifier and mixer looks like it will cost too much.
Another route we thought of going was to just have a receiver and speakers in the room, but the question is will this provide the right type of sound quality for a "dance floor". In other words will it be bassy enough, etc. Any help will be very appreciated!!!!