Looking for suggestions for VERY portable "FRFR" or PA

[molul]

Soon I'm gonna be travelling between two cities for a while and I'd like to have some portable guitar equipment with me.

I currently have a Helix LT and a Headrush fr108, and I'm thinking of getting a HX Stomp and I'd like to find some equally small "FRFR" monitor (I use Helix's amp sims). Ideally, I'd like something half the height of Headrush fr108 (like Roland Microcube, for a real example). Not much power needed.

Any recommendations?

 

[Enchilada Jones]

For your own monitoring or for an audience?
iLoud micro monitors from IK Multimedia are good for close monitoring at low volume.

 

[molul]

For home use only.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

Soon I'm gonna be travelling between two cities for a while and I'd like to have some portable guitar equipment with me.

I currently have a Helix LT and a Headrush fr108, and I'm thinking of getting a HX Stomp and I'd like to find some equally small please god make it stop monitor (I use Helix's amp sims). Ideally, I'd like something half the height of Headrush fr108 (like Roland Microcube, for a real example). Not much power needed.

Any recommendations?

6.5 pounds; 95 dB rated; sturdy enough to handle moves; no idea how it sounds: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/B105D--behringer-b105d-50w-powered-monitor-speaker

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

I’m think there’s a Mackie one too, that might be nicer, though not necessarily.

EDIT
Yikes. Three times the price though.

Mackie SRM150 150W 5.25 inch Compact Powered PA System

150W Active PA Speaker with 3-channel Mixer, 3-band EQ, and 5.25" Driver (each)

www.sweetwater.com

To be fair, tye 5.25” Behringer is $179, so not thrice the price.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

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Flatulence range; flatulence response

 

[Alex Kenivel]

I bought a Roland Micro Cube to pair with my HX Stomp for portability's sake, for a completely battery powered rig. It's more expensive than that little Behringer speaker.

 

[ragingplatypi]

I use the Roland Cube Street at home. It’s stereo, and sounds good enough in the house. Depending on your budget, I would consider powered studio monitors.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

I use the Roland Cube Street at home. It’s stereo, and sounds good enough in the house. Depending on your budget, I would consider powered studio monitors.

Would not want even one studio monitor for portaging between cities - a driver's gonna get murdered. Or a pair of ilouds either - ugh dongle fest of two boxes with a link cable, etc.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Fwiw, did you consider a Yamaha THR (10 or 30)? In case you're lazy, you could even grab just the amp and IMO it serves rather well as an active stereo monitor for home usage alike scenarios.

 

[la szum]

Soon I'm gonna be travelling between two cities for a while and I'd like to have some portable guitar equipment with me.

I currently have a Helix LT and a Headrush fr108, and I'm thinking of getting a HX Stomp and I'd like to find some equally small Powered monitor monitor (I use Helix's amp sims). Ideally, I'd like something half the height of Headrush fr108 (like Roland Microcube, for a real example). Not much power needed.

Any recommendations?

I vote Stereo Portability.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

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I vote Stereo Portability.

I've seen how you throw your pedalboard into the caddy -- those things wouldn't last one trip!

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

Not at all. The term describes the phenomenon accurately.

Xerox accurately describes an office equipment manufacturing brand. The problem isn't the term, it's the general public's use of the term that is the problem.

 

[la szum]

I've seen how you throw your pedalboard into the caddy -- those things wouldn't last one trip!

Yeah, I guess they are not as military industrial complex stout as that Behringer is.





Still think stereo is a more pleasing option in the long run.

 

[JiveTurkey]

In all seriousness; both topics are at a general standstill. Buy an amp, buy a CLR you don't trust to stay working or even receive. Or buy a Meyer sound.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

Yeah, I guess they are not as military industrial complex stout as that Behringer is.





Still think stereo is a more pleasing option in the long run.

I mean -- there is some semblance of a grill cloth covering the driver on that Behringer!

My understanding was this thing was for moving back and forth between cities regularly. If that's not the case, then yeah, get a pair of monitors and park them.

 

[maguchi]

Try and find a used Carvin QX5A. They're cheap and sound good for acoustic, electric and vocal. 3 channels, one of which is set up for backing tracks. 5" speaker, 150 watts, 6 lbs., mounts on a mic stand.

 

[la szum]

This has to be the single turdiest recommendation thread ever on this Forum.

 

[maguchi]

Try and find a used Carvin QX5A. They're cheap and sound good for acoustic, electric and vocal. 3 channels, one of which is set up for backing tracks. 5" speaker, 150 watts, 6 lbs.

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This has to be the single turdiest recommendation thread ever on this Forum.

I have 2 and been using them for years with great results.

 

[la szum]

I think you missed the joke.

It wasn't directed at anyone specifically. It's just that the thread kind of demands the

Still think a small powered pair of studio monitors for the stereo tonez will yield
the most sonic pleasure. All things considered.