Anyone used this for concerts outside in an amphitheatre-type setting, meaning on a grassy slope and leaning back for a couple hours?
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Neil, Yes, you can use it on a grassy slope, however; you can't rock back & forth on it (as the instruction state) as the back portion is only for support & it adjust to different settings...just make sure you follow the enclosed instructions for use. We really like ours, we take it to baseball games & some basketball games (if we have enough seating area) as the bottom part for your bottom on the picnic time is a little oversized; compared to the bleacher markings for a regular seat. It does support your back really well & we have experienced less back aches. Hope, this answeres your question. Neil, Yes, you can use it on a grassy slope, however; you can't rock back & forth on it (as the instruction state) as the back portion is only for support & it adjust to different settings...just make sure you follow the enclosed instructions for use. We really like ours, we take it to baseball games & some basketball games (if we have enough seating area) as the bottom part for your bottom on the picnic time is a little oversized; compared to the bleacher markings for a regular seat. It does support your back really well & we have experienced less back aches. Hope, this answeres your... » Read More Neil, Yes, you can use it on a grassy slope, however; you can't rock back & forth on it (as the instruction state) as the back portion is only for support & it adjust to different settings...just make sure you follow the enclosed instructions for use. We really like ours, we take it to baseball games & some basketball games (if we have enough seating area) as the bottom part for your bottom on the picnic time is a little oversized; compared to the bleacher markings for a regular seat. It does support your back really well & we have experienced less back aches. Hope, this answeres your question. « Show Less
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Used it on sandy slopes for hours. worked well, and I could still walk when I got up!
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I have used it at concerts and picnics for long periods of time, and it has held it's form and provided fantastic back support. I highly recommend it.
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Neil, Yes, you can use it on a grassy slope, however; you can't rock back & forth on it (as the instruction state) as the back portion is only for support & it adjust to different settings...just make sure you follow the enclosed instructions for use. We really like ours, we take it to baseball games & some basketball games (if we have enough seating area) as the bottom part for your bottom on the picnic time is a little oversized; compared to the bleacher markings for a regular seat. It does support your back really well & we have experienced less back aches. Hope, this answeres your question.
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It is not one that can be left outside 24/7 and still remain functional. I use mine outside while I am in a hot tub. I have used it uncovered in snow. Covered in rain. It played for about 15 minutes in minus 10 degree weather but then stopped. Everything has limits. I bought this speaker to replace $300 wireless all weather speakers and I have no regrets.
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Hi Jaime! I have not used this as yet outdoors but I am sure it will do well for that. It has done so well for me that I bought one for our son who does some outdoor singing to use. Also I bought one for my sister who sometimes subs for PE in schools. Should work wonderfully well for your tourguide gigs.
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Probably will work just fine. I wouldn't play an arena rock show with it, but in a cafe or other small space, no problem.
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It's a pretty small amp, great for practice or relatively low-volume gigs, but I wouldn't use it in a bigger venue without miking it through a PA. It just doesn't have the power for a full-tilt electric band, but it is a nice little unit and well worth the price.
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My experience out in my yard and in a park have both been positive. I would recommend these for smaller groups and especially for the ease of transfer. Do not plan on these speakers being a replacement for a formal PA system unless you have more than one set with speaker stands. Wind has not decreased the clarity of the sound. I would say the range of sound in an open field without a crowd would be up to 40 yards while maintaining separation and depth for music and articulation for speaking. Please let me know what your experience was.
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Yes, I think these would be good for concert. We also use them for bird watching and boating.
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I plug an acoustic guitar into it for outdoor weddings where there is no power. Used it twice and was fine and loud enough. Takes about 10 seconds to get moving. Planning on using it for a couple weddings this summer. The battery power was good. If you're looking to use it as a stereo, I don't know how to answer. Hope this helped.
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We use it for our outdoor movie nights. It's great! Use rear projection and that helps a lot.
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hmmmmm........good question..............I honestly haven't used it much as we were at the end of the season for playing outdoor venues when I purchased it. We are playing tonight and I plan to set it up..................I can check that out.
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I've used it for several outdoors events. And it has put out enough joice for wedding receptions, etc. My speaker did however have some low quality wood inside that crumbled. It was easy to fix. But I had to pop open the cabinet and replace the wood.
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This little thing, has an incredible and louder volume, I've used it on the beach at night to listen to music and it was awesome. Just for clarification, you can see the form factor of this thing, it is for use most likely in a bonfire where this speaker is at the center (which you can do, put it near you and you'll have a comfortable night), but if you want to use it coming from the front you may want something that directs the sound to front and not to the skies. BTW: I can't use it at max volume inside "too loud" my neighbor says. As Forest used to say: [...that's all i have to say about that ...] This little thing, has an incredible and louder volume, I've used it on the beach at night to listen to music and it was awesome. Just for clarification, you can see the form factor of this thing, it is for use most likely in a bonfire where this speaker is at the center (which you can do, put it near you and you'll have a comfortable night), but if you want to use it coming from the front you may want something that directs the sound to front and not to the skies. BTW: I can't use it at max volume inside "too loud" my neighbor says. As Forest used to say: [...that's all i... » Read More This little thing, has an incredible and louder volume, I've used it on the beach at night to listen to music and it was awesome. Just for clarification, you can see the form factor of this thing, it is for use most likely in a bonfire where this speaker is at the center (which you can do, put it near you and you'll have a comfortable night), but if you want to use it coming from the front you may want something that directs the sound to front and not to the skies. BTW: I can't use it at max volume inside "too loud" my neighbor says. As Forest used to say: [...that's all i have to say about that ...] « Show Less
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It's my go-to portable p.a. for jazz. I've used it outdoors for audiences of up to 100. It has anti-feedback controls too.
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I use it for when I teach aerobic classes. I have music playing in the background and I'm using the mic to instruct. It should be okay outside as long as it's hooked up to a sound system. I use it in a building setting. Works great!
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I just bought it for use at outdoor sports activities for bleacher seating. I just have 1 and it's fantastic.
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I have been able to turn around in the seat in 1 spot, weeding 360 degrees. I have been able to shuffle it along on gravel but I don't think it's good for the seat. I usually get up though.
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It has a good sound for personal performance. It would not be great in a large area.