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  • « Better then aspected »

    Having 2 nano 300’s for about 7 years now. Still enjoying these systems I started out with one nano for keys and vocals. After trying diffrent set up’s, the best result I get is using just 1 in stereo mode with a small Alesis 6 channel mixer with 3-band eq and DSP for vocal effects. For the overall sound a BBE Sonic Maximizer connected between the Alesis and Nano 300 gives a very clear and detail sound. Nano have a good sound by it self, but for digital sounds and vocals it missing out on something. The volume is great but to get de lows,mids and highes on a good balance a Sonic Maximizer does the trick.

  • Audiofanzine FR's review

    (Originally written by louif/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Hello everybody, I've been using a HK Performer for more the a year as a mobile P.A. system for musicians. I chose it because of its dimensions, its weight and, most of all, its sound. I didn't want to spend any more time servicing amps and speakers! I now have 900 watts of delight with less weight. And with more than 20 venues per year, the gear is quickly paid off and your back will thank you. I plan to buy another one in the near future. A single Performer is enough for a room of 200 persons and I think a second one will allow me to cover open-air applications. Let me tell you about this beast: good manufacturing quality and the satellites/subwoofer combination is well-balanced. For DJ applications, I set the satellites and the subwoofer to have the same power, and for Band applications I give more power to the satellites than to the subwoofer. I'm happy with my purchase: it was the right choice to pay for a good-quality system instead of a cheap product!!!! I only miss the different playback modes of the series' bigger systems (DJ, musician, speech).

  • Audiofanzine FR's review

    Really good system. I rented it two times for weddings. It's easy to set up with a DJM-500 (thanks to the filters), even if the mids are a bit attenuated, which you can easily solve with an EQ. The only disadvantage of this system is the frequency balance... But who uses it without an EQ? It's PERFECT for indoor applications with 150 people or even more. For a larger audience, choose the 1200 system (500 people or more, outdoors...). With the system 600, the satellites don't have a very long projection but they can cover a big hall. Once you found the right position, the sound is perfect: consistent, rich and NOT AGGRESSIVE!! As for value for money, this system is a bit expensive but you get high-quality controls and connections. Such products seduce thanks to their sturdiness rather than their looks. So the price is justified. In short, this system is excellent for DJing, home studio, rehearsals and sound reinforcement applications. It's an excellent system and it has almost no competitor! I WOULDN'T HESITATE to use it again in the future. I even plan to buy it! I strongly recommend it. If you're not sure, just try out other systems and you'll come back to the LUCAS! However, don't expect a sound wall. I give it a 9 because the perfect system doesn't exist. Originally written by DJ Yoshix on Audiofanzine FR.