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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I do not believe that it would be comfortable. They are hard and do not give or bend. They definitely work for concert, races, etc.
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I would definitely recommend a level surface, but it doesn't have to be perfect. Technically you could set this thing up on a flat section of grass.
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We've never used ours at an actual concert. However we have used them for observing birds and waterfowl after sunset and also in light fog conditions and they still produced a clear, crisp image. Also they are compact and lightweight so we wouldn't hesitate to take them to a concert if we were going to one.
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I haven't tried the DK-KP80P outside but at only 22 WATS I doubt it will be loud enough for all your guests. Plus if you play it at maximum volume for too long the speakers might blow.
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The range for moving around a small venue is god but I'm not sure about large venues...from a podium is good but show up early to preset the volumes
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Yes it can work for indoors, but outdoors, for speaking- MO. yes for music outdoors.
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The amplifier has a lot of power. I think it would work in non-windy outdoor settings.
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I have used it outside and its been great! I am very pleased with this Little speaker!
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Yes, it is an excellent choice for outdoor movies. That is what I use it for.On Friday nights, I set mine up with a Blu-ray player. And I use a combo (amp/speaker) bass guitar amp for big, loud sound.
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I didn't, but my speakers are not so large as to seem unstable on the stands. Also, drilling into the speaker cabinets may effect their integrity, and sound quality. If I was worried about them tipping off the stands, I would get larger stands that offer a wider stance thus greater stability.
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I would say that the sound would NOT be powerful enough for that many people outdoors. This is a low-end a/v system, and I cannot recommend it for much else than small living areas for quality sound.
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Preferably on grass. Without having to buy additional equipment like wight downs and such. Not quite as nice or sturdy as it looks in the image.
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Yes, we use them for concerts and theater events. Great for if you are sitting far from the action. Quite compact, but won't fit in a typical pants pocket. Could probably fit in a "cargo pants" pocket -- but, I hate cargo pants. Will fit in a light jacket pocket. Will easily fit in a pocketbook.
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we use it for outside movie night. not mounting. the sound from speak is fine for 4 people sitting next to the projector. if someone is talking you need a speaker. fan is whisper quite. absolutely love this thing!
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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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They are good for listing to outside, not that huge to be uncomfortable, and the isolation factor is good, but I will warn, that from my own experience, if you want to lisin to the music very good, you need to put the volume up (max) and that makes people around you hear what you are lisining. You dont need to put it the highest volume, but I just like to hear my music that way :)