Re: [Harp-L] Seeking PA Mixer

[Ron Sunshine <ronsunshine@xxxxxxx>]

I've had a Mackie 8-channel powered mixer, the stereo version, for  
about 8 or 9 years now, and have loved it.  Plenty of power.  I have  
an older version of the 808-S.  There are also lower wattage models,  
and they've just updated their powered mixers, meaning you could  
probably get a good deal right now on one of the close-out models.  I  
have used my Mackie on hundreds of gigs, with no road case.  No  
damage, great design protects the knobs.  Easy built-in carrying   
handle.  Can't recommend it highly enough.  Has always worked  
perfectly, and has filled large theater-type venues, as well as  
really tiny rooms.  When I was too lazy to bring a harp amp, I used  
to plug a late model JT-30VC (MC-151) straight into the PA and get an  
almost decent sound.  (It has been a while since I've been that  
lazy).  You can check a bunch of Mackies out here:
http://shopping.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=ApHzTF8djVHkbFqfDfM_ft8bFt0A? 
p=mackie+powered+mixer&did=


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