RE: The instrument sitting on top of the B-3

Exactly my setup...... I had a Barbetta that I really liked (41C) with one
exception, the high end broke up badly with loud high end piano. However,
I had to sell it when I ran into a cash crunch. I needed an amp and had a
pair of ProSys 112s from an old PA setup. They work great. They are a bit
"bassy". I partially solved that problem by setting the units up on milk
crates. I angle the to speakers 30-45 degrees and set a Pro-3 on top. 


On Wed, 28 Aug 1996, Dave Bradley wrote:

> 
> I have had very good luck with a pair of Peavey
> ProSys 112s.  They are very compact, and have
> a 12" woofer, 5" vented midrange, and a horn, with
> a built in 150 watt amp.  They are much more
> neutral than most of Peavey's other speakers,
> because they have an active processor built in
> to tune the speakers to the enclosure.  They
> actually have slightly too MUCH bass.  The
> stereo setup helps all of the other sounds
> come alive as well.  






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