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#479427 - 10/30/19 05:49 PM Re: Roland EA-7 is going to be discontinued Soon??? [Re: Fran Carango]
Dnj Offline
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clapFran very nice job.... It's good to hear people actually playing instead of talking...
More more more! Thank you for sharing it made my evening bright..
Take care

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#479430 - 10/30/19 05:55 PM Re: Roland EA-7 is going to be discontinued Soon??? [Re: Dnj]
cgiles Offline
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Originally Posted By Dnj
It's good to hear people actually playing instead of talking...


hmmmm!
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#479431 - 10/30/19 06:04 PM Re: Roland EA-7 is going to be discontinued Soon??? [Re: sparky589]
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Originally Posted By sparky589
Liked that..


+1
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#479450 - 10/30/19 09:24 PM Re: Roland EA-7 is going to be discontinued Soon??? [Re: Fran Carango]
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Originally Posted By Fran Carango
I would think your QSC's would benefit most with this sub.


Oh no - they have more than enough bass. That's one reason I love those little 8s! The bass boost, and the 120 degree horn make it a smooth room fill with lots of ooomph. I'll use the sub for the winery, or anytime I need to add just a little zing to the Bose.
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#479452 - 10/30/19 09:28 PM Re: Roland EA-7 is going to be discontinued Soon??? [Re: Dnj]
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Originally Posted By Dnj


you prob could still usae the i5 and GK for the winery....


I absolutely could, but I'd miss the improved drum sounds in my newer models. That i5s is my easiest backup, or second room setup. Sometimes I need a happy hour rig in a different room, and no time between sets, so the main room is already set with my synth du jour. There's a Wurli sound on the i5 that works as well as anything else I own, so with a solid bass, and drums ... it's a no brainer. It also has audio inputs so I can feed a TC harmonizer into it, and it all comes thru the speakers. NICE
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