Posted by: saxxman
OT - Bose PAS Question for Bose PAS Vets - 01/27/08 01:11 PM
Help! A friend of mine runs a murder mystery business. Her troupe (5-6 actors) performs in restaurants and clubs for audiences which vary in size from 50 to a max of maybe 175 people. She uses wireless mics for the performers.
She wants to avoid putting a speaker 5' from some diners and blasting them out of the room while at the same time she needs to make sure the folks not so close can hear all the dialog. I suggested the Bose PAS might be a solution.
I steered her to the Bose web site where she saw the photos w/each musician using their own PAS, vice all going through a single unit. That bummed her out, but I think the photos are suggesting that in a large venue for maybe 1,000 people it would be prudent to have each player w/their own system.
So my question to the Bose PAS vets is, for crowds of up to 200 people, will a Bose PAS cut the mustard? I suspect the answer is yes but have no experience with the system
Thanks to all who can shed light on this subject!
Randy
[This message has been edited by saxxman (edited 01-27-2008).]
She wants to avoid putting a speaker 5' from some diners and blasting them out of the room while at the same time she needs to make sure the folks not so close can hear all the dialog. I suggested the Bose PAS might be a solution.
I steered her to the Bose web site where she saw the photos w/each musician using their own PAS, vice all going through a single unit. That bummed her out, but I think the photos are suggesting that in a large venue for maybe 1,000 people it would be prudent to have each player w/their own system.
So my question to the Bose PAS vets is, for crowds of up to 200 people, will a Bose PAS cut the mustard? I suspect the answer is yes but have no experience with the system
Thanks to all who can shed light on this subject!
Randy
[This message has been edited by saxxman (edited 01-27-2008).]