the-patient
Inspired
Hey guys,
I know this seems EXTREMELY redundant, but I feel this hasn't been discussed in a long time, and with the advent of the Atomic FR, and the widespread use of the QSC K's, and Verve 12ma's, AND the use of the RedWirez IR's, I'm wondering if there still even an argument.
To be clear I know what people think the advantages are for each one, I'm just wondering if FRFR has closed the gap in your opinions.
I'm using a QSC HPR122i, and I'll be honest that I'm not a fan of the actual form factor of it. I've had tons of success with it from an audio point of view, but I've still had to carry dummy amps to certain corporate gigs, because my boss wants a more "traditional look.
What do you guys think, is it even worth considering a 2x12 or 4x12 and mic'ing it up? Or would I be smartest just to walk over to the Atomic FR.
I'll say again, I have had success with FRFR, but I'm starting to question.
I feel like FRFR has caught up to Amp+Cab in ease of use, and sound quality, but has always surpassed it in versatility. But that's just my opinion, and I'm wondering if anyone else feels the same way.
I know this seems EXTREMELY redundant, but I feel this hasn't been discussed in a long time, and with the advent of the Atomic FR, and the widespread use of the QSC K's, and Verve 12ma's, AND the use of the RedWirez IR's, I'm wondering if there still even an argument.
To be clear I know what people think the advantages are for each one, I'm just wondering if FRFR has closed the gap in your opinions.
I'm using a QSC HPR122i, and I'll be honest that I'm not a fan of the actual form factor of it. I've had tons of success with it from an audio point of view, but I've still had to carry dummy amps to certain corporate gigs, because my boss wants a more "traditional look.
What do you guys think, is it even worth considering a 2x12 or 4x12 and mic'ing it up? Or would I be smartest just to walk over to the Atomic FR.
I'll say again, I have had success with FRFR, but I'm starting to question.
I feel like FRFR has caught up to Amp+Cab in ease of use, and sound quality, but has always surpassed it in versatility. But that's just my opinion, and I'm wondering if anyone else feels the same way.