Minimum Watt Speakers For Live Performances Help Needed!!

Hi There.

I am looking for the ultimate versatile and portable rig system.
I am buying an Atomic Amplifier and play Bass, Acoustic and Electric guitar.
Living in London space is a luxury and I will move mostly by public transport so my aim is to have FRFR Speakers that would work well enough for all instruments for when I cannot use In Ear.

For my actual budget as a temporary solution i was thinking about Alto Ts Speakers.

In Case should I go for 12 or 10?
And Active or Passive?

Remember Weight is an Issue....

Anyone there?

Cheers

 

Haha....

No man..I have recently moved to London, I have got a flat but at the moment not much storage space or I guess I could kick out my girlfriend and replace her with a bunch of amplifiers and rig for multiple instruments...

I am starting to use a Direct Input System, so to idea is not to use an amp at all and go trough the FOH directly, but I would need an alternative for small/medium venues or something to use as stage monitors and that does not change the sound of the patches I make.

I know the Alto speakers 2000 w would be more thatn enough for electric and acoustic guitar.

also I am very much on the other side of the instrument, so quite ignorant about amplification and teach issues and there is a lot of information for guitar players but not for bass players.

I know the Atomic Amplifire (3 time the price of alto) cabinets are good for guitar, but for what people say not enough for bass....

 

Thanks A Lot....yep Atmoic Amplifire 12 that's what I am going for....I have even confused myself with that message.

Atomic does FRFR cabinet/monitors, the Atomic CLR good for guitar that work as a speakers or monitor but the reviews from bass players are not great...

Yep so I think I will go for the Alto TS310 Active.....or HeadRush FRFR 2000W Full Range Powered 1x12 Speaker.... they seems similar in quality and functionality...