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mikeh
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I have used a KC100 to monitor e-drums on stage although I normally use either a Peavey KB60 or KB300 (based on the venue and the space available).
I thinks it's a given you need some kinda keybaord amp with at least a 15" (or a really good 12") and a tweater.
I thinks it's a given you need some kinda keybaord amp with at least a 15" (or a really good 12") and a tweater.
VOXVENDOR
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I have a Yorkville PA system with a seperate monitoring section....When I gig, I will probably put a wedge on both sides of me... And, if I want to get real serious, maybe a dedicated sub behind me....
Or a cheap way, would be to pick up a little 4 channel board... you know, one of those soundcraft "spirit" ones that go for about $150... Get a decent pair of phones that reproduce the bass decent enough..
I have tried monitoring my kit with cheap phones, and if you get cheap phones, they clip (or the speaker bottoms out) every time you hit the bass drum...... Which is why I mentioned decent phones...
My Audio Technica M40's are great, and never clip or distort.
Or a cheap way, would be to pick up a little 4 channel board... you know, one of those soundcraft "spirit" ones that go for about $150... Get a decent pair of phones that reproduce the bass decent enough..
I have tried monitoring my kit with cheap phones, and if you get cheap phones, they clip (or the speaker bottoms out) every time you hit the bass drum...... Which is why I mentioned decent phones...
My Audio Technica M40's are great, and never clip or distort.