Been using jbl eon 10 w/a Behringer 4-ch mixer bungeed
on top of it for a long time now for smaller gigs. Today
I was in Sam Ash and saw the Roland KC350 for $345 and
the Hartke KM60 for $299 that both had 10in spkrs +horn, 4 channels, eq, efx, XLR mic input, kickback style. Tempted to make switch, eon 10's very marketable.

for kb/vocals....waddaya think..??? or do you have any others in that approx weight/price range preferred?

Miami Mo

thanks..interesting, so light, so powerful..but can't believe it will handle bass like a 10 inch spkr, and has no efx..

Have you tried the 12" version of any of these? I think the Hartke KM100 would be ideal. At $399 it has 100w of power versus the smaller units with less than 50w. The increased bass and overall fidelity would be improved too, IMO. http://www.samsontech.com/products/productpage.cfm?prodID=1875&brandID=3

I haven't actually tried either of them, cassp, except for the eon10 which i now use. since most are familiar with jbl, i was wondering if any have tried either of the others and could offer comparison. I'm sure the hartke km100 has it over the km60, but it weighs a ton..in fact the hartke 60 was a pretty hefty lift for me, the kc350 seemed to be much lighter...lighter than the jbl as well. I'm wondering also why the hartke costs less than the roland, when it seems to be more solidly constructed, has that aluminum spkr.and more controls.

When I looked at the mackies price at musiciansfriend I also looked at "new products"
This was there. Check it out. Could be awesome? http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/G...tor-?sku=600072

hope the url is not too long.
Jim

p.s. just noticed it wont arrive until june 4th

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Jim, that unit looks really cool..thanks, may be worth the wait..what's the rep of groove tube products i wonder...??
Mo

Email me for an incredible price on MAckie

talk about serendipity. i swapped a friend my little Roland gray Cube 5 yrs ago for his old Duovox bass amp because i was running jams at a restaurant, and wanted to provide an amp for drop-in bassists--but it has gathered dust since then, and i just took it out to see how it was working because i was thinking of bringing it north if i might get an opportunity to host some jams there. so i plugged my kb into it, and it not only works..it sounds great, much better than the JBL eon10 I have used in small venues for past 5 yrs. I never realized it was truly a "dual" amp..it has a set of inputs and conrols marked "bass" and a set marked "bright", which I plugged into. Looks like one 15in speaker, which i wouldn't expect to be good for vocals, but it sounds great on vocals too.

Glass half full: now i can sell my jbl+behringer mixer on ebay: item 140117495325, and not have to buy a new
amp..or at least can wait for next new models or "steals" Glass half empty: drat, i coulda had this better sound for last 5 years! anybody familiar with Duovox?

Miami Mo

Hi,
I've been searching hard for info on the amp and it is very hard to find anything.
I guess Galanti makes/made accordians.
I am still searching for info..
Sound like you have a "rare" find
Dont get rid of it and maybe you shouldn't even use it untill you find out more.
Jim

Added...I mentioned Galanti because one site I found a picture of a Galanti duovox amp.

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