Post by jackorion on May 17, 2018 21:13:06 GMT
Hey!
We've just uploaded another video where I have a look at the new Synapse Personal PA from LR Baggs
I was very impressed by the sound quality and ease of use of this bit of kit - the EQ section seems to be set up just right so there wasn't a lot of fiddling around, and the dispersion really was very even, making it easy to hear myself even with the amp off to one side.
At over £2000, it is, admittedly, a lot of money for a two channel amplifier but the top AER amps are around the same price (although they have more channels), and the full Bose systems (with the tonematch) are up around there too, so it's not unprecedented for an acoustic amp to cost that much - and electric amps are quite regularly in this price range (and they all distort when you turn them up
).
If you're looking for something smaller than a full PA but that still has the oomph and spread for a larger room (and you don't need a lot of bells and whistles) then it might be worth looking at...
We've just uploaded another video where I have a look at the new Synapse Personal PA from LR Baggs
I was very impressed by the sound quality and ease of use of this bit of kit - the EQ section seems to be set up just right so there wasn't a lot of fiddling around, and the dispersion really was very even, making it easy to hear myself even with the amp off to one side.
At over £2000, it is, admittedly, a lot of money for a two channel amplifier but the top AER amps are around the same price (although they have more channels), and the full Bose systems (with the tonematch) are up around there too, so it's not unprecedented for an acoustic amp to cost that much - and electric amps are quite regularly in this price range (and they all distort when you turn them up
).If you're looking for something smaller than a full PA but that still has the oomph and spread for a larger room (and you don't need a lot of bells and whistles) then it might be worth looking at...
Jo whoever he is.
