Squier PA?

[bojangleman]

have any of you all used it? or tried it out?

if you have, how was it?...for 200 dollars, im kinda skeptical...but some of sqiuer's stuff is pretty good...for being an off brand of Fender...all we need is to run vocals through it...and that would take up one slot. then since we would have 3 open, we would have bass, guitar, and other guitar running through it also...

i just didnt know if it could handle this...its only 80 watts...10" speakers, and all...but if you know anything bout them....tell me! please...it would be great!...lol

my 15 watt amp isnt running the vocals enough...i can even here them


Alex

[harryconway]

If you're gonna run a small PA like that, run just vocals thru it. Get everyone responsible for their own amp, and control/balance your sound according to your weakest element. 80 watts is not a lot of power.

[rmandelbaum]

I actually used to own one. We used it as our monitor system while running house through a bigger system. They are exactly $200.00 worth. If you have to have something now to get started then I would say go for it and move up to a better PA when you can. Then move the Squire to the floor for monitors. Simply put it is as entry level as you can get for a PA but I will say it never broke and we gigged with it as out monitor system for 2 years.

[bojangleman]

that makes me feel better bout it!

see, our guitarest's amps could handle them selves, but my old bass amp(Fender Rumble 15) 15 watts isnt doing very well on the vocals...our singer almost has to scream to make it to were we can here him...

Alex

[bojangleman]

we started to look at this:
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Kustom-PA-KPM8420-PA-Package?sku=630544

my friends band has a Kustom...and its nice, its the bigger version of this pack...

Alex