KPAudio

A little rundown of my gear: First I should mention, that I work at TC Electronic so I get that stuff at great prices. We also distribute Lab Gruppen amps here in Denmark, so I get those at a good deal as well. Speakers: Dynacord PM5 system (4 F8 subs and 2 F150 tops). Just bought 2 Dynacord Variline 212 speakers as well. JBL SRX712M for monitors (8 pcs) Amps: PM2600 amp to power the PM5 system, 2 x LAB fP10000Q for monitors and other tasks. Boards: Soundcraft GB-4 24 ch + mixwiz 16:3 + Dynacord powermate 1000-2 Outboard: Main EQ is TC EQ Station (i have 2). M5000 (dual), MX200, D-Two delay, 2 x RNC, 1 x RNLA comp, 2 x Triple-C comps, 3 x Behringer Intelligate. That's what is in my main effects rack (only the one EQ Station though). I have some 4U racks with some extra units in them: 1 with 3 behringer gates, 1 with 4 DBX 160A and 1 with 3 TC Triple-C. These racks are made so they can be hooked up to just about any mixers out there. Mics: 58A, 58, 57, 52, AKG 535, Senn 604 for toms, Beta 91A for BD, AT 3000E, AKG CK3, Senn MD421. Misc: 2 x FBT Maxx4A + 2 x SX300. Why: I love the PM5 system from Dynacord. I just sounds great straight out of the box. Very little EQ is necessary. Which is also very important when renting out to strangers. The amp is also perfectly matched for the speakers and it has builtin limiting etc. And you can lift the boxes yourself. I feel like I cant do sound without my EQ Station and my Triple-Cs. 3 band compression is the way to go! Since I mooved my forst EQ Station to the main rig permanently, I "had" to get another for the gigs I do on other peoples PA's. I really like the 712M for monitors. I hate lifting those heavy 15" boxes around. And most of the bands I do get by with a 12" just fine. Thinking about a sub for drummers though. Switched from SX300 as monitors a year back. Never really got any complaints about the SX300. But people really took notice when the JBL got here. Not a big fan of JBL boxes in general though. The LabGruppen amps: What can I say... 1300w into 8 ohms pr channel. 4 channels in a 2 U amp weighing just 12 kilos. Im a happy camper! I really like the RNLA comp. I use it on a drum subgroup. And then add it to the uncompressed signal. Sounds awesome.