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    Single Powered Speaker 250-300$ Range

    Hey
    I was looking to get a single powered speaker in about $250-300 range. The reason is I need somewhat of a "monitor" and if I wanted to could double as one at a gig or super small house party. I'd also be taking this along with me to college once I transfer. I'm not against buying used at all. A few I've looked at are the JBL Eons, QSC K etc. Also if it came down to it adding wouldn't be bad either!

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    i have just purchased some alto ts 112a, as a moniter that would be more than enough really nice smooth high and not bad sounding bass also light

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    try and save up a little more ($450) and get an RCF ART 312A. Hit up Mike at audiopyle.com he's in California
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    @disbjohn: Is it that much more worth it, these will mainly be used inside my room.

    @Jamie1dj: Hows the quality of build on those Altos? Never heard of that brand..

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    Quote Originally Posted by drzinc View Post
    The best kept secret in active speakers..
    Really? As i've said in another thread on this forum; for the same price would you go Behringer, the company with a shady past and an uncertain future or RCF, a very high quality company with a good reputation?
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    Don't worry about it. Set them up, turn them on, listen to them, adjust if needed. No matter what you do, they're still going to sound like Eons

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    Haha; RCF does have a good reputation. However these aren't for parties or anything so I dont need anything super nice.

    I was leaning towards JBL Eons (which I've heard and dont sound bad), some behringer products aren't horrible I've heard good things about the Eurolives..

    EDIT: Or Thumps?
    Last edited by Pavin; 03-09-2012 at 08:32 PM.

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    Thumps are okay but they don't get very loud - max 80 people
    Quote Originally Posted by Dick Rees
    Don't worry about it. Set them up, turn them on, listen to them, adjust if needed. No matter what you do, they're still going to sound like Eons

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    Quote Originally Posted by windspeed36 View Post
    Really? As i've said in another thread on this forum; for the same price would you go Behringer, the company with a shady past and an uncertain future or RCF, a very high quality company with a good reputation?
    uncertain future? are you serious? Behringer is a very successful company that owns it's own factories. They aren't going nowhere. I have a felling they are better off financially than many other companies including RCF.
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    Check out seismic audio PWS-10, I've been eyeballing those for months and just haven't jumped on it yet.

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