So your ego is so big that anything you do you've got to give them over kill or you don't consider yourself a real DJ. Just give them over kill where everyone is complaining about it being too loud. People must leave an event you're doing leaving with their ears ringing where they need a hearing aid.Sorry! I just don't buy it. If there is room for a speaker stand there is room for a sub. Put the Tops on a pole on top of the sub. If the speakers were on the floor raise each speaker and put a sub under it. That is one Lame Azz excuse. You need to be more creative in speaker placement.
Are you sure you were at a Bowling Alley and not a Kiddie Playroom? Next time post pics.
Here is a Bowling Alley for you and this is a small one in a average part of town. Sit back and enjoy the Slideshow http://www.threehundred.com/houston_tour.html
Now what happened we were asked to setup right by the railing that leads to the lanes. If I had a sub there it would have been too much. We had to use the stands because originally the speakers were placed on the table and it would have been right in peoples ears and just too much. Trust me it worked great. Remember a secret trick Canute. It doesn't have to always be super loud to impress people. It needs to be super right for the event you're doing. Bigger isn't always better.


