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View Poll Results: Favorite Speaker brand
EV 1 4.35%
Makie 1 4.35%
Behringer 0 0%
Yahmaha 0 0%
Peavey 0 0%
Squier 0 0%
Other 21 91.30%
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Old April 24th, 2006, 11:47 AM

 
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this is another poll that is just to increase my knowledge.
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Your poll is absent.
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Old April 24th, 2006, 11:53 AM

 
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what do you mean by absent?
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When I looked at it, the poll was not there. It has now appeared.
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My favorite speaker brand is definitely Martin Audio, hence the choice of "other." I just love the way those British cabs sound. I also like EAW and EV as well, but they definitely don't beat the Martins.
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So your Supporting someone elses economy, eh? in My opinion, nobody does pro Audio like us americans.
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And you are supporting someone else's economy by using your keyboard to type in that useless response.
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EAW for sure. Those KF750 and the column arrays sound great. My school has a pair of the sb284c cinema subwoofers that sound pretty good too.
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Hmm, doesn't look like JBL made your list. The VerTec line Arrays sound absolutely amazing, and I've had no problems with the installed JBL speakers in my high school.
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I'd have to say I'm a JBL fan. The VerTec array sounds great, and with the addition of the 4888DP (DrivePack, or powered Line Array Speaker) the portability and ease of use of the system is beyone compare. Simple rigging architecture makes it a breeze to fly, I can't really say enough about it.

And the SRX series dual-18s are just insane.

On a side note however, I'm also a fan of the EAW kF650 boxes for smaller shows, even the 750s with the right processing.
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