The only issue here is that if you are plugging unbuffered piezo pick-ups into a desk they are going to sound thin and nasty. If this is not going to be an issue then please ignore this
Dave, I have used a Mackie SRM 350 for many years. You will need a pre-amp so not strictly speaking combo territory, but small, easy to angle and really pretty punchy.
[quote name='Bloodaxe' post='861421' date='Jun 8 2010, 08:23 PM']If it was [i][b]very[/b][/i] pink [u][b][i]and[/i][/b][/u] had a big "Hello Kitty" graphic on it, I'd seriously consider it.[/quote]
WORD!
Bump for a pic. It looks like a cymbal. Believe it or not is came out of the packet looking like that. Mojo and all that
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Pete, I'm sorry. Half an hour later the bloke who shares an office with me bought them for hard cash. That caught me by surprise, but I am a 6 hour drive from you so it would have been a major hassle.
Sorry
I have a pair of original european (it's where the tone is, don'tchya'know) Mackie SRM450 that I am looking to trade for either a pair of SRM350 or db opera 410 D.
You know that you need a bigger and heftier speaker in your life.