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Dagan shows us his top 5 best portable PA systems ideal for those who need to set up and pack down quickly.
PA systems used in this video:
0:00 Intro
0:44 Roland BA330 Portable Active PA System –
2:59 Bose L1 Compact Active PA System –
5:44 Bose S1 Pro PA System with Battery Pack –
7:00 QSC TouchMix 8 Digital Mixer –
QSC K8.2 Active PA Loudspeaker –
10:38 JBL EON One Portable PA System –
In this video Dagan shows us 5 of his favourite PA systems that are entirely portable and self contained. These portable PA systems from the likes of QSC, Bose, Roland and JBL prove that you don’t have to have a massive sound system to achieve a massive sound.
These compact PA systems are perfect for public speaking engagements, performance artists, small venues, church sound systems and school sound systems. These PA systems also offer exceptional sound for the likes of DJ’s, small musical acts such as wedding bands and duos, and can even provide a massive sound to school auditoriums/theatres.
Best of all, they don’t weigh a great deal and are easily assembled, packed down and carried.
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I'd get a bose system cos I can use it for my TV amplification as well as for gigging. I've used Bose ever since they appeared on the scene and I've never been disappointed. Rock on!
I really enjoy all the reviews I've seen you do. Obviously you want us to buy the product you're reviewing, it's your job but your passion for all things musical really shine through and to me just that fact alone makes me feel I can trust your opinion. I enjoyed your review of Epiphone Prophecy SG very much!! Keep on rocking my rock and roll brother!!!!
I want something good like that, in my back yard, with USB and Radio, but i can`t find pro portable PA with this specs…
Anyone know which are compatible with a tablet for eq?
I don’t know if this is been addressed, but your mouth sounds our very intense. Very good content but I find myself twitching every time I hear it. You probably know this maybe drink more water, if that doesn’t help eat a green apple before recording.
I use Bose S1-Pro. It may not be a Roland but it is still a Boss. It is loud, versitile, and powerful. Good for busking and small gigs.
Is the s1 pro stereo?
This is a great review. Thanks.
I have one (stupid) question. Can you hook any of these to a tv (and how, if you can)? Can you have 5 speakers (+1 or 2 subs) working out of the system or could you with added equipment?
Got a kam rz8a, it's OK at a good price, I like the bose s1pro maybe one day
Thank you!!!
The best small pa is the nano300 all the others are junk
Don't listen to these youtube scams
“Doesn’t cost a lot of money.” The touch mix costs $1700
id like to come to your shop with a lot of money probably have a field day…
Which one is the best choice for singers using backing tracks?
thanks captain…jack…sparrow! good video!
Best audio review guy ever. I could listen to you for hours. Nice job 👍.
Great reviews! Your delivery style totally reminds me of Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean. Good day, mate!
What do you think about using studio monitors, (like the Tannoy Gold 8), connected to a Laptop with a sound card for playing with electric guitar? It that sufficient or it needs a subwoofer also?
Loved the knowledgeable imfo
thank you !
One question, if i may;
You said that you are not a P.A person..
What would you use for great sounding max 30 people party or singing gigs..
Thanks
Is the BA330 loud enough on noisy streets?