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I've noticed that most of the "e-drummers" are either using, or recommending JBL G2's or Mackie SRM 450's as their on-stage drum monitors. Currently, I am using a Peavey KB100. While this was fine when I played in a country band, I'm finding it severely lacking now that I play in a hard rock/alternative band. My question is this...although the above mentioned products my be the preferred, has anyone tested or used the Behringer Ultrawave B300. It has a 15" woofer and 300W. For more info....http://www.behringer.de/eng/products/speakersystems/b300.htm. I'm considering this product mainly because of the big $$$ difference. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
mixter
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DMPro rookie, TD10 newbie
I've noticed that most of the "e-drummers" are either using, or recommending JBL G2's or Mackie SRM 450's as their on-stage drum monitors. Currently, I am using a Peavey KB100. While this was fine when I played in a country band, I'm finding it severely lacking now that I play in a hard rock/alternative band. My question is this...although the above mentioned products my be the preferred, has anyone tested or used the Behringer Ultrawave B300. It has a 15" woofer and 300W. For more info....http://www.behringer.de/eng/products/speakersystems/b300.htm. I'm considering this product mainly because of the big $$$ difference. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
mixter
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DMPro rookie, TD10 newbie
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