From jamesewells@mindspring.com Tue Apr 27 11:20:21 2004
Subject:Re: At the risk of starting a range war.........

Or a pair of FBT Maxx4-a's. Sound great and very light. Also very loud. YMMV...

Jimmy

At 02:16 PM 4/27/2004, you wrote:
>Well, both speakers have their pros and cons, and I'm not really sure you
>could say that one is better than the other (howz that for
>non-commitment?). To my ears the Mackie seems a little more accurate and
>less boomy, but the EON definitely has more bottom end and also gets
>louder, although two 450's would certainly get you heard easily. The EON
>has a built-in mixer, which is often very handy, but you may or may not
>need it. If you're just running mono I'd say get an EON G2 15, but if you
>want to get the extra fidelity that stereo provides and still create all
>your sound from the stage, I'd say a pair of 450's and a small Behringer
>mixer would be the best sound you could get for the ease of transport.
>
>Ed
>
> A final question (for now :) ) have you ever A/B'd the EON G2 and
> the Mackie 450? You've piqued my interest in running stereo on
> stage, and those two would seem to be the 'smoothest' path to that.
>
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