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- Manufacturer: Peavey
- Model: XR 8300
- Series: XR
- Category: Powered Mixers
- Other names:xr8300
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MGR/BillyPeavey XR 8300
Published on 04/20/11 at 15:00For years Peavey has made powered mixers that are just all in one power houses. Play a BBQ, play a bar, the Peavey will offer all the power you need with a seperate power amp for monitors and mains.
I wanted a ton of power without having to buy 10 million separate things that I'll forget at home or leave at the gig. The Peavey seems to be in it's own 'semi-pro' class.
I spent $500 on this, but it has paid itself off with gigs. I can grab this, my laptop and some speakers and DJ a party. Throw in a guitar and a mic and you're ready for an acoustic show.
8 channels is perfect for a rock band.
The EQ has red LED lights for each frequency that let you know which frequency is...…
I wanted a ton of power without having to buy 10 million separate things that I'll forget at home or leave at the gig. The Peavey seems to be in it's own 'semi-pro' class.
I spent $500 on this, but it has paid itself off with gigs. I can grab this, my laptop and some speakers and DJ a party. Throw in a guitar and a mic and you're ready for an acoustic show.
8 channels is perfect for a rock band.
The EQ has red LED lights for each frequency that let you know which frequency is...…
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For years Peavey has made powered mixers that are just all in one power houses. Play a BBQ, play a bar, the Peavey will offer all the power you need with a seperate power amp for monitors and mains.
I wanted a ton of power without having to buy 10 million separate things that I'll forget at home or leave at the gig. The Peavey seems to be in it's own 'semi-pro' class.
I spent $500 on this, but it has paid itself off with gigs. I can grab this, my laptop and some speakers and DJ a party. Throw in a guitar and a mic and you're ready for an acoustic show.
8 channels is perfect for a rock band.
The EQ has red LED lights for each frequency that let you know which frequency is feeding back.
Besides having 2 power amps you can also run a none powered monitor and main send if you have powered speakers or want to add more monitors.
Many times I've plugged my bass into this and played smaller gigs without a bass amp.
The preamps are So/So. But hey I've used some really nice boards with worse preamps.
I wouldn't buy this to use the effects. They are a bit over the top. Think of that as a bonus more than a selling point.
Rock solid! Peavey builds there gear to last. It's not pretty and most Peavey stuff weighs a ton, but there's a reason people still use the old Peavey stuff after all these years.
Peavey is a solid go to system to get you and your band a good sound for almost any live or practice situation.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I wanted a ton of power without having to buy 10 million separate things that I'll forget at home or leave at the gig. The Peavey seems to be in it's own 'semi-pro' class.
I spent $500 on this, but it has paid itself off with gigs. I can grab this, my laptop and some speakers and DJ a party. Throw in a guitar and a mic and you're ready for an acoustic show.
8 channels is perfect for a rock band.
The EQ has red LED lights for each frequency that let you know which frequency is feeding back.
Besides having 2 power amps you can also run a none powered monitor and main send if you have powered speakers or want to add more monitors.
Many times I've plugged my bass into this and played smaller gigs without a bass amp.
The preamps are So/So. But hey I've used some really nice boards with worse preamps.
I wouldn't buy this to use the effects. They are a bit over the top. Think of that as a bonus more than a selling point.
Rock solid! Peavey builds there gear to last. It's not pretty and most Peavey stuff weighs a ton, but there's a reason people still use the old Peavey stuff after all these years.
Peavey is a solid go to system to get you and your band a good sound for almost any live or practice situation.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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