Behringer PMP980S 900-Watt 10-Channel Powered Mixer Review

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(More customer reviews)You guys are my heros. Right out of the box the Mixer showed its real colors. Set everything the way it should be and it worked like a champ in the studio. I can't wait to try it on a gig we have in a large building with about 800 people.
When this happens I will rewrite this and let you know.
Thanks for all you do.
Regards,
Jerry
I had a very good response out of this unit. My School reunion,very large room,seating 600+ so you know I had to be good in front of all my schoolmates
I used 4 mains with 1 monitor,a laptop,1 Cordless Mike,1 Wired Mike,all speakon cables and a light setup.
There was no squeals or Hums.In one of the reviews i read where the unit would pop real loud when turning on the power. This was solved by hooking the 2 speakon speaker cables to the unit last after the power was switched on.
This unit was every thing you would need as a DJ.I was very please and got lot of positive comments from everyone.Lots of hand shakeing and hugs saying fantastic job.
Very powerful and easy yo set up.
By the way: I got rebooked for the next reunion.
Thanks Amazon for everything,
DJ&J Entertainment


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QSC K8 Powered PA Speaker (8 Inch, 1000 Watts) Review

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(More customer reviews)I must preface this review by saying that I can't comment on using these powered speakers as a PA system; I bought a pair for my keyboard rig. They replace my old Mackie SRM450s, which I loved, but at 50+lbs each was getting tired of shlepping around (these are 27 lbs each). I don't miss the Mackies at all. The output from these is incredibly loud, crystal clear and punchy. They claim "1000 watts" but what's odd is that they don't give any qualifiers like you usually see ("+/- 3 db, 20 - 20K, @0.1% distortion"), just a plain & simple "1000 watts." Regardless, these speakers have incredible headroom. I've done gigs playing left-hand bass and am completely satisfied. Obviously, with an 8" woofer you will not get the lowest octave of bass. Also, they use a tuned port to extend the low-frequency response and there seems to be a "hump" at around 100 - 200 Hz that I compensate for with EQ.
One characteristic of the K8 is that the smaller woofer gives a wider dispersion angle. On stage, I set them up angled in a bit, so both the stage and audience is covered. Comments from the audience are that they sound great, and the musicians I play with also comment on how they hear me perfectly (this was not the case with the Mackies).
The K8 has two inputs (each of them a "combo" XLR and 1/4" jack) that can be used simultaneously, each with a level control and pass-through; there is also an output that has both inputs mixed. One of the inputs is switchable between mic and line level, the other is line level only. There are some other cool features, like the ability to turn the power light on the front of the speaker to a "limit" indicator - this tells you when the onboard DSP acts to limit the woofer's cone excursion. I've yet to see this light flash, despite playing some punishingly loud gigs!

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