jorge wrote: If you play with idiots (there we go again) who always play as loud as possible, are acting out their ego and self esteem problems, think masculinity is measured in kilowatts, are half deaf or more, don't know anything about musical dynamics and care even less, and don't have any interest in playing to the room or to the less drunk (ie, less deaf) people in the audience, then you will no doubt need as much amplification as you can get.
CongaTick wrote:"I 've played my bongo next to many them and was loud enough without amplification !"
what about congas? Have you played them in the same venue environment? Bongos which are higher pitched will cut through without mic-ing. But yes---unless it's an acoustic set-- with all of the electronically amped guitars, basses and bashing drummers-- you bet I use all the amping I can get : 5 mics into a mixer for a 1/4" out. But I guess you'll say it's "bad technique". And I won't argue.
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