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This system has one caveat.
Just like in a relationship, you need to use it regularly.
Failure to do so, will make some parts and sensors, within the complex Power Management system get out of whack. An acquaintance of mine brought such a PA to me and I was able to troubleshoot and fix the problem, smoothly.

This is a nice micro PA by Yamaha.

I love working with it, in combination with my mixing consoles & instrument mixers

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When you make sure that all these parameters are in place your performance will go smooth you will hear yourself properly in the floor monitor and your public will hear you properly in the Passive PA speaker.

Everything is conveniently designed, so that you can store the mixing board at the back of one of the PA speakers / monitors.

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To make it convenient for small performers, the system is designed in such a way, that as long as you properly set up your microphones, you make sure that you instrument comes in on high Z and you make sure that you sound properly through the PA using your headphone your vocals will be approximate and you will sound okay. Tune the levels of your instruments so that they don't go above +3 dB

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You have a lot of flexibility when you can move your PA Effect Rack to your Public Address setups, something single or duo performers cannot do simply, because they don't have the possibility to move all that equipment, if they have it Überhaupt.
They would also need to pay for a PA Sound Engineer

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Since Yamaha Instruments and Yamaha PA, are manned by perfectionists they know exactly what you need when you buy such a small Public Address system.
Under the normal circumstances you will have your feedback eliminator and your limiter on your master equalizer which is 2 x 31 bands, and also comes with a separate output for your subwoofer Matrix. Your Master EQ is part of your effect rack

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The mixing board has proper ventilation for the power amps which of course tend to get very warm in that small enclosure. Yamaha has thought of everything that you need as a small performer who wants professional audio. You can take one speaker put it horizontal EQ that speaker to floor Monitor and listen to your performance properly. The other one you can put up as a PA so that your public can hear you loud and clear, no feedback!

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In Public Address Sound Engineering and Studio Sound Engineering it is important to have the right equipment for the right task

In this photograph you see a Yamaha mixing board, complete with a Dual Channel Power Amp, onboard. The mixing board also has a effect section, a feedback detector / eliminator & a limiter. All are matched to two passive full range speakers pushing 108dB which are also designed to work as floor monitors.

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