I play in a 3-piece folk/country band consisting of a bassist, guitarist (mostly acoustic) and singer. We mainly play smaller venues like breweries, wineries, and smaller bars. We've been having some issues hearing ourselves as we don't currently have any stage monitors. How do you think this would fair as a stage monitor for the 3 of us? Thanks!
Thanks for inquiring I feel this works as a personal monitor but not to sure it would hold up for a Duo. For the price of this I'm sure you could get a nice wedge monitor that would benefit better to your needs. Hope this helps. And best of luck on your musical journey my friend.
I also use a Boss ve-8 and Sometimes a Boss ME90 (for electric guitar . I sing duet with my wife . Is it possible to run a mic into each of the front inputs and simultaneously run the Ve-8 or ME90 into the line in on the back ?
Thanks so much for watching and writing in. Unfortunately I'm not that high tech. And have never ran it that way since I'm a soloist. I would recommend asking this question to the local store tech .
I do classic rock outdoor patio, etc. My street cube ex is broken and can’t fix; so looking for alternative. I play guitar through regular amp but. I need something for Bluetooth tracks and vocals. Any thoughts?
Thanks for taking the time to write in. This is definitely not a match for the street cube. It's more of a monitor I believe. But if your just playing a small venues It would work for guitar and vocals. . However you'll need some kind of board to run it through if you wanted to run backing tracks it doesn't have an Aux input. And is not blue tooth compatible. That's why I use it with the boss ve8. Hope this is helpful. Thanks again and happy gigging.
@@ttaurus393 right there are no reviews that show someone playing with it with a small crowd. So I’m prone to wait until I can get S1. There is a model where you can store backing tracks and select them that interests me but not at the price of not being heard in small gatherings outdoors.
I agree the Bose s1 pro is the way to go it has Bluetooth 2 channels with independent eq a 3ed channel for backing tracks. And can play well to a small or medium venues. We'll worth the money. This product in this video is best for just a monitor. If your tight on money at the moment may I suggest zzsounds. Com this is a music company that let's you make payments on gear. It's called pay as you play. Hope this is helpful.
I play in a 3-piece folk/country band consisting of a bassist, guitarist (mostly acoustic) and singer. We mainly play smaller venues like breweries, wineries, and smaller bars. We've been having some issues hearing ourselves as we don't currently have any stage monitors. How do you think this would fair as a stage monitor for the 3 of us? Thanks!
Thanks for inquiring I feel this works as a personal monitor but not to sure it would hold up for a Duo. For the price of this I'm sure you could get a nice wedge monitor that would benefit better to your needs. Hope this helps. And best of luck on your musical journey my friend.
I also use a Boss ve-8 and Sometimes a Boss ME90 (for electric guitar . I sing duet with my wife . Is it possible to run a mic into each of the front inputs and simultaneously run the Ve-8 or ME90 into the line in on the back ?
Thanks so much for watching and writing in. Unfortunately I'm not that high tech. And have never ran it that way since I'm a soloist. I would recommend asking this question to the local store tech .
@@ttaurus393 OK thanks for the swift reply.
I do classic rock outdoor patio, etc. My street cube ex is broken and can’t fix; so looking for alternative. I play guitar through regular amp but. I need something for Bluetooth tracks and vocals. Any thoughts?
Thanks for taking the time to write in. This is definitely not a match for the street cube. It's more of a monitor I believe. But if your just playing a small venues
It would work for guitar and vocals. . However you'll need some kind of board to run it through if you wanted to run backing tracks it doesn't have an Aux input. And is not blue tooth compatible. That's why I use it with the boss ve8. Hope this is helpful. Thanks again and happy gigging.
@@ttaurus393 right there are no reviews that show someone playing with it with a small crowd. So I’m prone to wait until I can get S1. There is a model where you can store backing tracks and select them that interests me but not at the price of not being heard in small gatherings outdoors.
I agree the Bose s1 pro is the way to go it has Bluetooth 2 channels with independent eq a 3ed channel for backing tracks. And can play well to a small or medium venues. We'll worth the money. This product in this video is best for just a monitor. If your tight on money at the moment may I suggest zzsounds. Com this is a music company that let's you make payments on gear. It's called pay as you play. Hope this is helpful.