Is anyone familar with the Carvin LS1202M Monitor? If so how do you like them for live sound?
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Carvin Monitors?
- Thread starter kris pung
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I was considering buying a couple for my band actually i run the LS2153 mains and LS1801 subs and they sound great.
I have the PM12 monitors and they are great. Carvin is a lot of bang for the buck.
I would buy the LS series with little hesitation.
I would buy the LS series with little hesitation.
Same here. I sold mine with some other gear a couple years ago, and was thinking of replacing them with a couple of the LS...as my needs lead me that direction. I recently bought a used Carvin C1644 board with anvil case and am tickled pink with it (especially the price). Great bang for yer buck on most Carvin PA gear
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I Have used Carvin monitors for years....I also use those monitors at our church and they sound great for the price. Can't go wrong.
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
I've been using the LS1503's for years. IIRC, the price has come down as of late....<$300 / cab maybe? Everytime we load out, I tell the bandmates "...man, I'm glad I didn't pay a lot for this stuff".
Riis
Riis
mcapote, I'm thinking about this same setup. Chaining two LS1801's through a Crown XLS2000. Are/were you satisfied in the long run, with this economic configuration?
