Gig Diary - Mackie SRM Flex PA REVIEW for Acoustic Guitar, new name for my weekly VLOG - TJ-TV?
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2022
- This week's vlog includes a review of the Mackie SRM Flex compact PA system. Also I'm thinking of a new name for these weekly vlogs - any ideas?
#guitar #gearreview #mackie
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I am sold on this Mackie Flex systems. Plus you gets covers to protect it.
Thanks for the demo on the pa, much appreciated. Also, excellent playing! You really have some chops on guitar.
Sounds surprisingly very impressive! What a great portable bit of kit!
I think you did a great job with the video and thank you for talent . I really enjoyed it.
Sounds good but i wish it had a better eq. I have had a Makie 808S for about 20 years and still use it for practice and gigs. Makie makes very good equiptment. I might have to buy this one for small gigs. Thanks for the video.
Very cool. People around here seem to really like those compact arrays.
a tip, since i have 2 pieces from the mackie and they are always very well received and the sound is really impressive, i always remove the column parts from the middle, then it's easier.
Greetings from Austin, TX USA. Great video! You sound great and your solos are very, very good. Question: When you were doing the outside gig (sitting on the hay bale), I noticed a mixing board in back of you. Was this board plugged into channels 3/4 and if so, does this bypass the built in mixer on the Flex?
That little Mackie is pretty neat. Loud enough for busking outdoors or for a small indoor stage with a drummer? Never mind, saw your feedback later in the video.
Great little bit of info on the Mackie SRM Flex. I just got mine last week and did a 4 hour gig this past Saturday. Outdoor with almost 180 degree seating. It performed flawlessly. I wasn't sure and took backup but after sound check I realized it had what it takes. I was truly afraid it wouldn't disperse a wide enough sound envelope. I was wrong, it did just fine. I like your acoustic. What model is it?
Which one do you like more to play with : the in ear monitors or traditional wedges with your ear protection ? with the AMP and band sure
Nice playing.
Would you say that I could use this with backing tracks from a laptop and the bass would still sound good. Oh by the way, you should have asked the guy at the end to come and sing himself...lol. There is always one hence why I much prefer working men's clubs than pub gigs. After a few pints you are expected to know everyone's favourite song. You are a great musician by the way.
Oooh, publicity! Cool. How about you call your series "Musicians Pants". Wish I was close enough to sample some of that baking.
Very nice! Can you tell me how it sounds for a full band? Does the sub handle a kick and bass guitar well?
Hi. I play in a rock / pop covers band. Do you think 2 of these together would be enough for a social club / large pub if it was just for vocals and a bit of acoustic guitar. All the other instruments use amps. We do get quite loud
Do you still use this mate ? I’m currently using a Yamaha Stagepas 600bt , but looking to fully upgrade my set. I was looking at Mackie; either the powered 215xts or the flex line array. Is it something that you’ve been able to get used to ? I like the portability element of line arrays, but don’t wish to sacrifice quality of sound. Most of the venues I play, I go into in-house systems, however, the idea is to do more corporate and wedding events.
Hello, I would like to thank you for your generosity in sharing your opinion about the Srm Flex Mackie. I have a duo with mine. singer. also. It is. I've been using this Mackie SRM Flex equipment for about 3 years now. I'd like to know if you've noticed that when you play in places where you need more volume, it starts to stop the sound and cut the sound. It has an internal gate and maybe that's it. which closes the volume of the sound. I would like to know if you noticed this, especially when there is a stronger attack on the guitar together with the voice that is connected to a different channel. This sound cut-off occurs even when connecting to the other inputs.
Hi TJ, is this loud enough for small pub gigs with about 60-70 people chatting and drinking?
Haha fancy not realising they are only blanks and not speakers ,pretty obvious really .Bet the bloke at at gear4music was having a right laugh.