Oddly enough, my wife had recently bought a mesh bag for my son to take to college, to put dirty clothes in, but he didn't take it. The speakers fit it in nicely, but a little snug.
I got the idea from Richard Peck.
DonM

Don & Gary...

Thanks for the tip, I ordered a set yesterday from buy.com... too good of a deal to pass up.

The deal just got nicer, just for today. The speakers will cost me $57.53 after the rebate.

I will use these as auxiliary speakers for my Motion Sound KP-100S which often doesn't deliver quite enough volume for my medium/large sized gigs.

Beakybird

I went to check this out at Buy.Com. It's $59 plus $20 shipping with a $20 rebate it should be $59 for the off white.

So what do you guys use as a mixer? I know the Yamaha keyboard's have a mic input right? But don't you need something external for reverb? Or are you folks not using reverb?

I assume if you guys are always quibbling about the harmonizer being good or bad, you must want to use some reverb on some tunes. No?

I plug my mic into my external ih harmonizer. It has a main volume slider and a seperate volume slider for the harmony voices and another volume slider for the lead vocal. So all I would need is to hook up my Nanoverb right?

This rig would be great for my coffee shop thing.

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The Yamaha PSR2100 has all the reverbs, echos and other DSPs one would ever use. I also happen to think that the harmonizer sounds more than adequate for live use.
I do use an external mixer some of the time. It is usually Mackie 1202 VLZ, but I also have an 8-channel Behringer that seems to be just as good (except it has a wall wart power supply).
You would need the Nanoverb.
DonM

I'm not using a mixer. Just plugging in the speakers, plug the mic into the keyboard and that's pretty much all you need for private parties in rooms measuring about 1000 to 2000 square feet. Same holds true for the nursing homes, where most of the audience is wheel-chair bound and the room has the lousiest accustics on the planet. As Don said, the 2000s vocal effects are more than adequate for the smaller venues, and other than the harmonizer, they'll work on the larger jobs.

Cheers,

Gary