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verdict is if you buy cheap, you get cheap.

Behringer is decent gear, but you can't expect it to last as long as mackie or Jbl gear, especially if you punish it.

Whatever you do, do not buy the 12 inch passive subs from jaycar. I wasted $500 on a pair of those, and while they are alright, you can get an 18 inch bg for $600ish.

In a cheaper one, definately go passive, as the built in amps are generally nowhere near good enough to run all night - buying a seperate amp for $~700ish and then a decent P.A. crossover will greatly increase the longeivity of the system (but I'm a bit of an anti-active-cheap gear nazi).

From my point of view, it's definately cheaper to just hire one for ~60/night as I find I don't often use them.

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I have a 8", 10"passive and 18" powered sub.

I prefer the 10" as it gives crisper sounding bass.

Even my daughter's 12" BJ car sub sounds better than the 18" muffled bass rumble boom box.

The 18" weighs 31Kg, hate using the thing, wasted 500 dollars at DJ Warehouse.

Fab DJ.

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