This is where I have been spending most of my spare time. Practicing for the big wedding reception. Full band rehearsal tomorrow. Should be fun.
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Nice setup for a band room, although there might be one or two overlapping patch cables – a work in progress to be sure. Question – that looks like a Yamaha Stagepas PA. Would you recommend it for that size room? Do you run a line to that massive subwoofer over in the corner?
Hi Greg,
The setup works well for a smaller band. We find that we can comfortably house up to 7 players and still hold a productive rehearsal.
For rehearsals, I rent a small system primarily for vocals. Tops are all we need. The subwoofer that you noticed in the lower picture is part of the home theater. I keep trying to tell my wife that it is not that massive
Richard, really great looking room, very clean and bright looking. I bet it is a nice environment to play indeed. Well done R
Greg – The SWR Goliath cab and Ampeg SVT 3-Pro head can pump more than enough low end to fill the room.
The 200+ pound subwoofer is not required.