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#163234 - 08/27/04 05:02 PM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
travlin'easy Offline
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Just picked up the Z2200s as well, they're awesome, especially for small jobs, audiences of less than 30 would be about right. Good tool for small nursing home jobs as DNJ pointed out.

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#163235 - 08/28/04 02:33 PM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
Dnj Offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by travlin'easy:
they're awesome, especially for small jobs, audiences of less than 30 would be about right.


I would increase that number a bit....
This afternoon I played at a 60th Birthday party 75 people small room NO Problem covering it, I Love this 3pc. system!!!.........
Tonights job 350 people, Dinner Dance so I bring out the Big Guns [Two Barbettas]...
"Use the right Tools..For The Right Job"


Ps. I'd also love to try out the HK Audio 3 PC Systems on a gig also...
they look & probaly sound great also....
but might be hard to find here in the USA....but I'm looking
http://www.hkaudio.com/Portable/Active/lucas_600/




[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 08-29-2004).]

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#163236 - 08/29/04 05:29 AM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
Dnj Offline
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Bruce.....
Good luck with your new Z2200's ....I think you'll like them

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#163237 - 08/29/04 08:02 AM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
GlennT Online   content
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Registered: 12/01/02
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Loc: Medina, OH, USA
Quote:
Originally posted by Dnj:
I'd also love to try out the HK Audio 3 PC Systems on a gig also...they look & probaly sound great also


Donny... I'd love it also (for you to try out the HK system). It's been referenced to a couple times on the forum with very high praise. I checked out the specs some months ago and was very impressed.

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#163238 - 08/29/04 11:06 AM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
Scott Langholff Offline
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Registered: 06/09/02
Posts: 3163
Loc: Pensacola, Florida, USA
The HK Audio looks like they'd be great, with a price to match. About $1825 US on this UK site:
http://www.directdistribution.org/cat21_1.htm

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#163239 - 08/29/04 03:20 PM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
Dnj Offline
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Originally posted by GlennT:
Donny... I'd love it also (for you to try out the HK system).


I'm dying to try the HK Lucas XT & 600 series system.....looks like it would be and awesome sound system I like the 3pc idea alot!
BUT WHERE IN THE USA!!!!!!?

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#163240 - 08/29/04 05:05 PM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
GlennT Online   content
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Registered: 12/01/02
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Loc: Medina, OH, USA
DNJ, Gary, Don, & others:

Why would you use the 3 piece Logitech system in a small/medium venue over one Barbetta? One has a few extra lbs, the other a few extra set-up minutes... pretty much a trade-off, right?

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#163241 - 08/29/04 05:07 PM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
GlennT Online   content
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Registered: 12/01/02
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Loc: Medina, OH, USA
Quote:
Originally posted by Dnj:
I like the 3pc idea alot


Why? Please elaborate...

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#163242 - 08/29/04 05:37 PM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
DonM Offline
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Registered: 06/25/99
Posts: 16735
Loc: Benton, LA, USA
Glenn,
The PSRs and Tyros sound MUCH better in stereo. One Barbetta isn't stereo.
As far as I know, that's the whole reason.
DonM
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#163243 - 08/29/04 06:42 PM Re: Logitech Z2200 speakers
Route 66 Offline
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Registered: 06/30/00
Posts: 803
Loc: Braganca, Portugal
I own the original HK LUCAS (600 Watt - 15'' sub). This has been my main PA for the last three years. Presently, there is a wide range of LUCAS systems, based in the original LUCAS concept. The LUCAS 600 presently in the catalogs has the same power as the original LUCAS but doesn't include the 15'' sub anymore. In its place a 12'' sub (size matters!).

I used this PA in jobs ranging from 50 to 400 people and prefer the sound of this system over the usual 2 x bi-amp speakers (even the Mackies SRM 450). It's a little too heavy for small jobs (but the sub has wheels making it very transportable), so I'm considering purchasing its little brother, the LUCAS XT. For some small jobs I bring my Motion Sound KP200S, but the LUCAS XT sounds better.

In my opinion, the two best qualities of this equipment are: a) very well balanced and punchy sound at ALL volumes - little or no need of equalization; b) unbeatable ratio quality/price (at least in Europe). HK is made in Germany.

-- José.

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