Greetings.
I have a small setup that I use to play music at parties and such. I hesitate to use the term "DJ", more like informal sound engineer.
anyway, I would like to add another set of speakers and I was considering a pair of flat panel 'DML' style speakers driven with a pair of sound exciters.
If the panels were something like 24"x36", and mounted up high, would they produce a decent volume to play for a small crowd? 200 people or so sometimes...
I would almost certainly need to supplement the panels with a subwoofer or two, and correctly crossover the signals too.
I currently use a pair of Pyle loudspeakers that make good amount of sound, but they are large and heavy. I dont want to have to carry another pair of large heavy speakers around.
((I know, I know, Pyle='pile of junk', etc... I like the way they sound and they were affordable))
So, would a pair of panel speakers make a good supplement? Would a pair of panels also suffice to replace the giant speakers? Maybe 2 panels = one big cabinet speaker?
My current big speakers are these...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0013CG6RK/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1While the Pyle speakers still sound good, they are not well built. In the interests of future planning, if I could build my own panels and eventually phase out the giant heavy speakers in favor of a group of thin panels that would be cool.. and look cool at parties too!
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