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Originally Posted by mike o
Consider purchasing a small mixer. Bose T4 is what we had used for years. So many useable EQ presets, compression, reverb plus a second fx of your choice, tuner, channel mutes, multiple show scenes can be saved and so much more. For me it replaced every pedal, preamps and tuner. Plus you have 4 equally mixable channels. You can consider this a guitar preamp alone and run to any outboard gear.
A lot of folks here prefer some of the newer systems with a mixer built in. I guess some of the newer Bose systems have it and others. I understand why folks like this but I personally prefer a separate mixer. The mixers are way better and interchangeable with any out board gear. You also keep all your personal mixes at hand.
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Mike, this is good advice. I’m continuing to look at options and that seems to be a very good one. Even the older T mixer would seem to do the trick. It’s the “upgraditis” that gets me. If I go for the T4 should I get the T8, just in case? It’s a sickness I think. [emoji848]
The option that seems the best to me is the T4 and another base model S1 and small speaker stand. That way I’ll have a modular approach for up to 4 people. And I can use a single s1 pro with the wireless units the rest of the time.
But then I think “well maybe it should be two 8” powered speakers on larger poles and the S1 as a monitor and go for the T8 or the L1…
I need a beer. Lol