evolving_machine
Silver Member
I know I saw this topic before. I apologize, but I was unable to find the previous thread on this topic.
As a drummer in a band, I have to invest money into my gear. All of you know the cost of pedals, heads, drums, cymbals and sticks.
But why is it that after all the years I have been playing in bands, I rarely find a singer/ vocalist who has their own PA system.
I get to practice a half hour early, to unload my car, and set up my drums, to be ready to play the time when practice was to start. A half hour later the vocalists show up and without even a microphone, are expected that everything should be ready for them.
The guitar play’s invest money in guitars, amps, and guitar picks. Bass player’s, also spend money on their bass, and their amps. The keyboard, and horn players also have their instruments.
Why is it so common for a vocalist to not have a PA system?
As a drummer in a band, I have to invest money into my gear. All of you know the cost of pedals, heads, drums, cymbals and sticks.
But why is it that after all the years I have been playing in bands, I rarely find a singer/ vocalist who has their own PA system.
I get to practice a half hour early, to unload my car, and set up my drums, to be ready to play the time when practice was to start. A half hour later the vocalists show up and without even a microphone, are expected that everything should be ready for them.
The guitar play’s invest money in guitars, amps, and guitar picks. Bass player’s, also spend money on their bass, and their amps. The keyboard, and horn players also have their instruments.
Why is it so common for a vocalist to not have a PA system?