You are kidding , Right??Harbinger MLS1000 and you hit all 3!
Why limit the cost to $10,000? You said price is not important. Why not $20,000? Just having fun with you. What do you have now that will be what's needed to do that kind of event that is light weight? How light do you want the system to be?Like I said I want quality and lightweight, I don’t care if they cost $10,000
Harbinger MLS1000 and you hit all 3! This also depends on your definition of Affordable. If you think that BOSE is affordable for YOU, then just spend the money on BOSE PRO 16.
That is if you want line array. For the money/Value/portability/sound quality, I will bat for the MLS1000 system. Also comes with carry case and sub cover.
For 2 way loud speakers, Yamaha DBR 12. Going to rank very high every aspect leading to the best bang for your buck.
For Subs, the New Yamaha DXS12mkII or Yamaha DXS15mkII series look cool and I bet they sound fantastic. They are a bit on the heavy s
Like I said I want quality and lightweight, I don’t care if they cost $10,000
I think someone asked this earlier, but didn’t see an answer from you. Sub(s), or no sub(s)?Remember lightweight is the other ket metric here, I have a large and heavy Bass Boss system already
For typical 100 person wedding scenario, small lightweight price is no concern, I know the rules
Small
Light weight
Affordable
Pick two
I don’t think you’re gonna find a system smaller and as powerful as what mentioned. Take a look at what’s online. The only thing is there is a sub… a very small lightweight one
The rcf tt515 is 21lbs for the top and 44 for the sub. Currently pricing is around $2500 a piece.
He said price is not an issueBut he doesn't deejay for classy Italians where caviar is served during cocktail hour. He deejays for people who like lifted Ford Trucks and drinks Coors Light at these events.
Think Ford of Speakers! Not Ferrari...