First post so go gentle please,
just starting up in DJing, wot does the group think
of theses for back up speakers?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2-X-SOUND-LAB-TOPs-B...1QQcmdZViewItem
i was thinking of offing £100 cash.

Thanks for looking,
Mark.

I reckon OK for backup or kids' parties, but don't drive them too hard as I'd take that 200 watt RMS rating with a pinch of salt.......

Welcome, by the way.

Thanks Andy

you can do a lot better for not much more money.

£135 buys you 350W RMS 15" and horn full range speakers, delivered to your door. Brand new with warranty

Dicky

Thanks Dicky, he has not responed yet,
if that includes top hat and a mike (thats wot i asked the seller for )
you have got a deal.

My personal opinion on soundlab is , decent lights but not so decent audio stuff, cabs, cd players amps etc.

£100 to start with seems ok for a pair of cabs but like someone said only for small functions and DON`T drive them.

For a ton I`d look for some better 2nd hand cabs.

There are a few of us here that have used and still use the Soundlab speakers, albeit the 15" 300W ones. I think most agree that they are nice speakers, although they are a little bit "toppy".

I've acctually just put a pair on ebay that are less than 12 months old (starting bid of £150), and already a few people watching them. The wifes getting on to me for the number of speaker cabs around the house.

I bought another pair of speakers, Soundlab Plastic Cabs for £120
And they even came with padded bags for them !

SOUNDLAB SPEAKERS LINK

I think they are the same ones as High Fidelity has got. They are 300watts rms. I drive them at this at the last event and had no probs. I used a graphic eq though which cut the Tops off as they are a little harsh on the tops.

The ebay shop I got them from are still selling the speakers, and are selling AMPs with them now for a little more.
But got too much gear as it is! Parents hate me with 3 pairs of speakers stacked up in the kitchen lol.

Hope this helps.

Oh and Welcome !!


Nathan