the box Travel Pack 8

Packed with features and surprisingly powerful little pa system. I have 2 of these units, one in Spain and one in UK. I have used it to entertain as a 3 piece band, a cafe crowd outside and people up to 25m away enjoyed the sound volume and quality. It's a bigger unit than I expected and very easy to set up. I bought 2 stands for the lightweight but powerful speakers. There's plenty of features apart from just using the multiple channel inputs and enough adjustment to get the sound output right . I can also easily use it as a lone artist with the inputs from prerecorded sources easily being blended for a pleasing sound.
When packed up, and it does pack up easily and neatly, it's like a big suitcase, though I don't much like lifting it long distances so I bought a cheap little porter type trolley to make my life a little easier. I thoroughly recommend this piece of equipment. I would add photos of it being used if this would help

I always loved the sound of oval speakers, and true to form, they sound perfectly oval speakers, not big on db, but smooth and silky sound, complymenting every noise they make, deliciously.
Bass sound is plenty too.
Controls are well spaced as vintage sound gear used to be.
All controls work well, mostly around 12 to 3 o clock position at gigs.
My music is European, with my lady singer enjoying all eu, music upto 2000ad.., her voice and my 'f holed' guitarìng sounding sweet through this travel pack wherever we go.
Thr mp3 is a bonus, making easy sound filling here and there for my beer breaks.
Too heavy to carry, it needs a parcel truck to move it any distance, guitarists hands are delicate things.
The small 'tool box' is very handy for mics and wires.
All in, it's a well designed machine, but those oval speakers, take me back to the 60's, their special sound repro will keep me using this machine forever..