Personal powered stage Monitors

[CycleBob]

At 62, I hate to admit this but I am starting to have a problem hearing vocals and the other acoustic guitar in our little trio. in my research, I am finding a lot of comments about these being used for vocals only not for another acoustic. I'm wonder if any of you out there have had any experience with the Smaller 50-100 watt Personal powered stage monitors and if you would have a recommendation as to your favorite.

Thanks!

[unclrob]

Its a monitor you should be able to put the vocals and the instruments thru it.If this doesn't work get a wedge monitor powered or not.I play in a duo and use wedge monitors that has both vocals and guitars thru it no big deal.If your board has at least to effects sends you can use one of them to send just the info you want.As always if you have a question call me my number is on my website and we can talk because as you know my typing s**ks.

[ST]

Hi CycleBob,

I have both of these:

TC Helicon VoiceSolo FX150

Bose S1 Pro

ST

[headsup]

The Mackie SRM-150 is a terrific 150 watt monitor that will sit on a mic stand with full EQ and volume at your fingertips.
you can dial up your own personal monitor sound by plugging direct in, then send to FOH,
or have FOH tech send you his monitor mix which goes into the back XLR, and you can still dial up how you wish to hear the sound.
A very versatile monitor, with many different configurations, and solid quality,
steer clear of the Behringer knock offs tho.....

lately we've been using the QSC K8's or 10's for personal monitors and they are really terrific, a bit pricey, but with 1000 watts of crystal c;ear power, you can go wrong..
no; 1000 watts doesn't make it LOUD, it makes it VERY natural and sweet sounding....
just my 2 cents....

[unclrob]

  on the QSC's really nice stuff.

[CycleBob]

Thanks for the suggestions guys. 

[headsup]

more on this.
for my money, lately, when it's up to me to supply my own,
the QSC K8's are simply the best there is.

The now dated, solid stand by Mackie SM 150's are great-
until you hear the QSC K8.

hearing your favourite instrument, ( and voice) as best as it can be, is (for me) integral to performing our best......

[flatlander]

I have SRM 150's as well. Small, easy, plenty of power. Now I have to crank up the bass on it and it's not the warmest thing in the world with that small size, but good.