Yorkville LS2100p

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Okay, I've had a raging hard-on, ever since someone posted about having a pair of these the other day. 2400 watts into a 21" driver, lawdy-mercy don't you know this dude would pound hard! Finally got around to doing a bit of research about power draw. Ouch, 12.5 amps draw? I realize you could do 80% of most weddings with one of these but, if I'm reading correctly, you'd have to pull a separate circuit to power the one sub. Yea, I know, "real tools, real tools".

http://lightyearmusic.com/Yorkville/LS2100P/LS2100P.html
 
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Since you can do many weddings with a single 18", I would think it a bit overkill .. live sound maybe. Plus, at 203 pounds, you better have a good way of getting them in and out of the transport. It IS a beast.
 
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I'll second that comment by DJ Wes. The 801LS PB does, however, roll like a dolly and can be turn on a dime and it's 137 lbs.
 
Those baby's I feel would be great for a school dance or using at a large banquet room. Normally a room that can be devided in to 3 to 4 smaller rooms. The other thing is having a vehicle to transport them.

I'm just a super big Yorkville fan!
 
Y'all want Bass? How about 4 27" Bass Speakers, They have their own Valve Amps!. http://www.lenardaudio.com/custom_opal.html

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I've heard them and they are very impressive I would still opt for the LS800 if it was me
 
I've heard them and they are very impressive I would still opt for the LS800 if it was me
You are not referring to the Opals are you?
 
No sorry the LS 2100