How big of a speaker do you need? Any suggestions on compact ones that would project in a large school cafeteria or gymnasium with 100 people?
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Hi' you can buy a mackie srm 1000w and you dont need that michrophone you can buy a samson' the shure mic is for sing
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Depends how loud the classroom is I guess. I think they would suffice, but I only have them in a 15x15' room so they are plenty for this room. I'm sure your classroom is bigger than that. For the price, I am happy with them. That being said, they are very inexpensive. Amazon is pretty good with returns though aren't they? Might be worth a try. Hope that wishy-washy answer helped :) -Signed, Switzerland
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I have used this speaker and microphone several times in a very large room with 50 people. It should be powerful enough for a banquet hall with 80-85 people unless the acoustics are bad. I don't recommend plugging into the same electrical outlet with a laptop and projector as that could produce static.
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Center speaker - about 1.5-2 mFront speakers - about 4 mRear speakers - about 8 m
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I use it for a dance classroom at gym for about 100 people. If the 300 are just speaking/lecture kinda activity it would, i doubt it would work if its a loud crowd - NOTE: you also need a decent enough amp
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I would suggest 2 way Mackies. They run for a couple hundred dollars online. Any speakers are good but those are some great ones if you're on a budget.
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I would say 80 is really pushing it. With a crowd that big, it'll be difficult to overcome the crowd noise. And the area needed for a party that size will probably be a bit beyond the range of what this system can deliver. The system is geared more towards home theater, so for your specific needs I'd recommend looking elsewhere.
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This is a small portable speaker with a 3 watt output. Power output equals range. Gym? Auditorium? The answer is no. Two of these speakers could realistically be used to listen to source material in a medium sized room.
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Any speakers will work...you just need the right cable. I use QSC K12, JBL Eon, & Mackie. All of them work perfect.
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Since I have no idea how large a class room you are in, I will give my thoughts on the following: 1) Small Class room of standard High school - YES. 2) Large High School classroom - Yes. 3) Auditorium - Small - Maybe 4) Large Auditorium - NO. 5) Standard to small College class room - YES. 6) Graduate tiered classroom - NO. Please note that I have not used mine in such a setting, however they are loud and clear. I can hear them all over my home which is a small 1200 foot Country A-Frame with no children but two very loud Cockatoos. Hope this helps.
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Hi,I have used it in large conference rooms with up to 20 participants. The key is to place it in the middle of the room. The speaker volume was good. It will not allow for additional mics.
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TDP, this isn't a boom box, but a Shelf type system. It's not that big but does carry enough sound.It's about 20 pounds and 22 x 21 x 16 inches total. I think it's a really nice system, so much so, my friend bought the same unit after seeing mine. I would think you could keep it in the box or place it in a tote to carry it in for your class. It really is a decent system. Take good care!
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Plenty of sound for average sized room party (I would say up to 300 sq ft with a dozen people) . No idea what other two speakers you mention are capable of.
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Depends on what you are trying to do. I used mine for a wedding of 150 people and everyone though it was great. I have a friend who uses it as the speaker for his electric bass he plays in a dance band and it works just fine. If you have a 5000 sq. ft. room with 500 people you will need a sub. It may be only 200 watts rms and 1000watts peak, but outdoors cranked up, run by a line in from the headphone jack of a tablet, you can hear it clearly a block away. Use it in your living room and it will cause hearing damage.
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Yes, I believe that would work out well. The speaker gives a LOT of coverage. We had someone in one room and people two rooms over (in a large restaurant/bar-type venue) and you could hear perfect with one speaker. Based on feedback I received, I would recommend putting them on the tripod for even better coverage.
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I have speakers attached for full room sound... I remember the speakers worked well - this is a small room 10X13 should be fine... I would check it out now... but I'm traveling.
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One speaker is enough..these are awesome speakers..two is amazing but one is sufficiant for smaller intmate settings hope this helped out..good luck!