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Originally posted by djnitride I ended up getting a pair of Behringer EUROLIVE B212D... hopefully they will be enough to rock a small sized house

Sweet. I think those are pretty similar to the 212As. Should be enough but if not then for not really that much more you could always up it to the 215s.

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Originally posted by miamitranceman Sweet. I think those are pretty similar to the 212As. Should be enough but if not then for not really that much more you could always up it to the 215s.

Yep, and I can always use them as monitors later on .

If I get bigger speakers, I am getting passives and a mixer, subs etc.

Thanks for the advice everyone

powered jbl eons or powered mackie srm450s

i use the mackies

you need 1000 jiggawatts

whatever you end up getting, get a sub as well as tops - it really helps to separate the bass from the mids & tops

powered speakers are much easier to set up & harder to destroy

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Originally posted by mehta whatever you end up getting, get a sub as well as tops - it really helps to separate the bass from the mids & tops powered speakers are much easier to set up & harder to destroy

Im planning on getting subs when I get a hardware mixer.

Do I need a "low pass filter" to get the most out of a sub?

nope. most decent subs have an adjustable filter.

good luck with your soundsystem! the behringer tops are a fine start