I'm really gearing this towards Mike, but anyone with first-hand knowledge on these units, feel free to chime in.
For typical wedding events, 100-150 guests, small to medium scale productions, how would you rate a single ZX sub? Is it up to the task or is it going to be over-driving? There's a lot to like about the Z. Small enough to fit on my existing cart (one trip in/out) and 20 lbs lighter than the EKX. Keep in mind, I'm matching up with a pair of QSC K10s. The idea is to put a small sub under the DJ table, then stand-mounts the K10s. I still have my big Yorkie subs, but am looking to add something smaller/lighter for probably 90% of my gigs. The K10s will do in a pinch, but I'd really feel better about having some kind of actual sub in the mix. BTW, I'm still kicking myself for being slow and missing that ZX on craigslist for $285. What a crying shame on my part.
For typical wedding events, 100-150 guests, small to medium scale productions, how would you rate a single ZX sub? Is it up to the task or is it going to be over-driving? There's a lot to like about the Z. Small enough to fit on my existing cart (one trip in/out) and 20 lbs lighter than the EKX. Keep in mind, I'm matching up with a pair of QSC K10s. The idea is to put a small sub under the DJ table, then stand-mounts the K10s. I still have my big Yorkie subs, but am looking to add something smaller/lighter for probably 90% of my gigs. The K10s will do in a pinch, but I'd really feel better about having some kind of actual sub in the mix. BTW, I'm still kicking myself for being slow and missing that ZX on craigslist for $285. What a crying shame on my part.
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