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Yorkville Powered speakers

My smallest rig is a pair of EF500P tops over a pair of LS800P subs. Rocks! I have made more $$ with that rig in the 5yrs or so I have had it than with the bigger stuff (8 TX4s over 8 LS1208s). Of course my opinion might be biased, as I am a Yorkville dealer. That said, I am not a QSC dealer anymore, and I have a dozen HPR122s too....


Lee
 
We rented a pair of Yorkville powered Elite speakers at gig a couple of months ago. They were rented because we were thinking of replacing our powered Mackie's. We did a true A/B test on stage... because we used all four (a pair of Mackies and a pair of Elites) One pair was going to act as side fill and one pair as mains. We were playing a 450 person dance held in a high school gym. So a large venue in terms of open space.

I've always been a huge Yorkville fan .. but IMO .. the Mackie's blew the Yorkville's out of the water. No one was more surprised than me because I was expecting the opposite.
 
We rented a pair of Yorkville powered Elite speakers at gig a couple of months ago. They were rented because we were thinking of replacing our powered Mackie's. We did a true A/B test on stage... because we used all four (a pair of Mackies and a pair of Elites) One pair was going to act as side fill and one pair as mains. We were playing a 450 person dance held in a high school gym. So a large venue in terms of open space.

I've always been a huge Yorkville fan .. but IMO .. the Mackie's blew the Yorkville's out of the water. No one was more surprised than me because I was expecting the opposite.
Which powered mackies are you talking about?