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kokoP,
here's what I personally use. I have one big speaker that has an amplifier and 3-channel mixer built right in. It cost me about $300 and is the predecessor to this:
There is no built-in battery, so you have to plug it in, but so far i generally work where there is electricity. It is a work-horse, though. I've had it for 2.5 years and hundreds of shows with never a problem. It can boom loud enough to accommodate a large outdoor circle show and I am pretty particular about my sound being clear and powerful. I do a lot of work to music and I like it to sound good.
My mic is the Samson Airline 77 headset:
I've had this mic for over 8 years now and I absolutely adore it. You can get them for around $350. The transmitter is on the headset so there is no wire running to a belt pack, which allows for easy removal. The sound quality is astoundingly good for a mic of this price and I have beat mine to hell and it is still rockin like a champ. I have a very movement-oriented show with lots of fast 360's and the mic holds on very well.
Now, if you want a whole combo deal--amp, mixer, speaker, battery, mic--all in one, I know they’re out there, but I don’t have experience with any of them to tell you what’s good. Maybe someone else will follow-up with that info.
I hope that helps!
here's what I personally use. I have one big speaker that has an amplifier and 3-channel mixer built right in. It cost me about $300 and is the predecessor to this:
There is no built-in battery, so you have to plug it in, but so far i generally work where there is electricity. It is a work-horse, though. I've had it for 2.5 years and hundreds of shows with never a problem. It can boom loud enough to accommodate a large outdoor circle show and I am pretty particular about my sound being clear and powerful. I do a lot of work to music and I like it to sound good.
My mic is the Samson Airline 77 headset:
I've had this mic for over 8 years now and I absolutely adore it. You can get them for around $350. The transmitter is on the headset so there is no wire running to a belt pack, which allows for easy removal. The sound quality is astoundingly good for a mic of this price and I have beat mine to hell and it is still rockin like a champ. I have a very movement-oriented show with lots of fast 360's and the mic holds on very well.
Now, if you want a whole combo deal--amp, mixer, speaker, battery, mic--all in one, I know they’re out there, but I don’t have experience with any of them to tell you what’s good. Maybe someone else will follow-up with that info.
I hope that helps!
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