The bass is free, powerful.Ī test of the market Systmes triphonic sound system in the magazine in March or April 2009 is the résumé for me: one of the most 2systmes providing sound, the sound the most balanced and that about 1000 to a ratio quality / price! The mediums - acute with his true compression are much cleaner than the Lucas 600 which uses vulgar piezzos. The sound quality, the balance and noise are waiting for you. I tried the FLEX MACMAH 800, 600 HK LUCAS. Have you tried many other models before acqurir? The box is a little heavy but hey it's the price to pay for sending low Pregnant each element / sub its own volume SETTING THE unlike some competitors that can not be rduire low for example. The Systm is relatively compact compared a system that classic amplifier + 2 speakers. What is the particular feature you like best and least? I use it for 4 years for accessories 100 250 private persons

With experience, I refer this choice because it is a very good American products favrication well worth it! If you want a compact system and your Myen are limited but you still want good sound quality: THIS PRODUCT IS FOR YOU!! DARK WITHOUT HESITATE !!!!! The quality / price ratio because it is exccellent a great sound and is very robust! I own 2 that are for rent and never a failure in 4 of rentals: yet there are brutes who hire me! 'I tried many before this one model as the HK AUDIO and others. What I like about this product is its very small footprint and of course the sound quality: it has nothing to envy to HK AUDIO LUCAS 600! IT IS VERY NEAR VALLE! ONLY THEIR PRICE separate them !!!!! The amplifier section is located in the lower chamber and consists of three floors each amplifying unit of the system. Comes with foot cable and protective covers and transport (bag for the feet and covers for the speakers).Cables: 2 x 6 m (equipped with Speakon connectors).Input signal to double - XLR evil and / or XLR Fem.Speakers with base metal insertion tube or foot.Including a subwoofer with speaker 38 cm -15 'amplified 300W.

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