How to play live with cassette rhythm track?

Mike McBride · From: Indiana

I would like to play some solo instrumentals with a cassette rhythm track. What is the best way to attain the volume level and sound quality needed without spending big bucks?

Mike McBride · From: Indiana

I did this recently at Indy's Mini-Marathon and my boom box just wouldn't cut it. The runners did respond to Kawliga when they got within 50 feet & could hear it!!

[This message was edited by Mike McBride on 22 May 2004 at 02:38 AM.]

David L. Donald · From: Koh Samui Island, Thailand

There are some Karioki style systems or single performer amp/PA boxes with built in cassette decks I have seen.

A simple mixer with the cassette deck and steel through it would do also, into a simple PA all in one box.

But don't try and play though the steel amp... it just ain't got the highs for decent backing track sound.

Tony Prior · From: Charlotte NC

The obvious answer is a small PA system which can match or exceed the volume of your Steel . Trying to get any kind of dynamics of tonal characteristics out of a small Boom Box type of deal for a tape or Cd is not in the cards..

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Jody Sanders · From: Magnolia,Texas, R.I.P.

Peavey has a PA system with mixer, speakers, speaker stands, and a case that it all stores in. it has 4 inputs plus an input for cd player,etc. Works great for doing a single. Jody.

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