Sound. Music. It's what it's all about. So good sound for our live audience and in the studio is important. Our live audience is so far only with the liveband RMF where I'm lead vocal and bass player. But in the studio it's so nice to have that big sound when we are mixing. Also our new Alto professional 1100 TS 212:s deliver a depth and a detail to the sound wich is really important when mixing. And, as I'm a bass player at heart, the low end performance of these 2 x 12 inch speaker cabinets make me ... proud. And probably sea sick if I go to loud to long in the studio.
We have had 3 Behringer Eurolive B112D:s on stage with RMF. They give a good sound and punch enough to play for about a 100 persons at almost any venue. But we had only Behringer Eurolive B108D:s as monitors. Monitors are the speakers that we on stage listen to, to know what we are doing. You can see them at the feet of any rock band on stage. And the 108D:s proved a little small. So I set out to find something bigger. I saw these Alto:s on sale at 4sound i Stockholm. My drummer saw them to and sent me a sms...."Hey, have you seen the Altos?" Yeah, that afternoon they where ours. 4 of them.
So now we have 4 Altos for the audience and we can probably manage a 300 head crowd now. And as monitors we use the Behringer B122D:s, so we can hear our selves in all that Alto noise. And it works really good.
/Loud Gus
