Re: Fripp-Amplification

[<chris@christojota.de>]

What do you think about the MACKIE SRM 350 V2
Fullrangesystem ( 10/1", 165W RMS LF/ 30W RMS HF, 90°x 80° CD-Horn, XLR 
in, 
XLR out, Gain, Contour-Filter)?
Problem: no "line-in".
The Mackie is a bit cheaper than the JBL. And has more power!
Does  the JBL have enough power for small locations:
JBL EON 10 G2, aktive Fullrangebox, 10"/1", Bi-amp 125W/50W, 1 Mic/line.

The Genelec 8020 seem to be a Studio Monitor, maybe not good for using in 
concert!?
Best,
Chris
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "andy butler" <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Friday, January 15, 2010 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: Fripp-Amplification


> hi Chris,
> 2 options for you to explore
>
> 1) JBL Eon powered speakers  2) If you're actually doing ambient in 
>places
> like art galleries, then
>   a pair of Genelec active monitors, even the small 8020, may be enough.
>
> If you don't need stereo, then both of those options are available as
> single units.
>
> The Roland stuff *shouldn't* need a DI box, and will go direct to a 
>mixer,
> or even to the active speaker.
>
>
>
> I can't remember if Fripp had a guitar amp in addition to his 
>quadrophonic
> set up
> in Norwich Cathedral. The pa he had was not bad, but nothing special,
> certainly not better than the Eons.
>
> andy butler
>
>
> chris@christojota.de wrote:
>> My problem with amplifying my ambient soundscapes is that the
>> keyboardsounds I use with my Roland GR 20 Guitarsyntesizer donīt work
>> well with my guitar amps
>