Just got back from loading out into storage. Bought the Harbinger speaker home to play with it in my basement lol.
So I got to the venue super early today. I did a lot of waiting around. I had to wait to complete my set up while the bridal party took pictures. They did over 1 hour and 40 minutes of family and bridal party pictures on the terrace. This speaker stands 78 inches tall.
I used the harbinger along with the Bose S1 Pro on a stand on the other side of the terrace. I noticed that the channel when set to MIC is a bit sensitive. Not as bad as the American Audio ELS GO 8BT Mic channel, but it's definitely something you have to be careful turning the gain up on. I noticed that doing sound checks today.
This speaker has 4 "voicing" settings that you can select with push of a button. There is "Standard", "Live Band" "Dance" and "Speech". I put it into speech during the ceremony since I was only using a LAV microphone and no music. Ceremony went great! No signal issues. Sound was just right for a ceremony.
I moved the umbrella and bags for the actual ceremony. I did get some rain drops on my Shure Receiver box, and the speaker as a very light rain was coming down, and where I was set up wasn't really far enough under the roof. Space was limited.
Here is a picture of the band. I saw them do sound checks, and practice a bit before the ceremony. They were using Two JBL JRX 18' Subs, and 4 OLD JBL EON Speakers. They were an old model prior to the EON 3 series. Probably 16+ year old speakers. The sound was fine though. They were also using two Alto TS312 speakers as monitors on the floor. They had plenty of sound for a 140 person wedding! The female singer up front had a very nice voice.
If I could do anything over again on this event...I probably would have arrived an hour later than I did. Too much down time for me waiting for them to get done with pictures, and the ceremony to start.