Ive got a live outdoor show in Cannock Chase which is a forest. Im doing it with a few mates and were thinking of running gear off one of these
Would this be enough power for a speaker set up and a few synths etc?
Cheers
Ive got a live outdoor show in Cannock Chase which is a forest. Im doing it with a few mates and were thinking of running gear off one of these
Would this be enough power for a speaker set up and a few synths etc?
Cheers
Depends on:
You should be able to get a rough estimate of your needs once you tally up how much of a draw and for how long.
I’ve powered a small pedalboard and battery powered amp, played guitar and sang through it for over two hours using a couple of 20k mAh chargers. But that was a backyard party with about 20 people. Plus, it wasn’t dance party loud.
It would not fly at Glastonbury ….
Thanks. Its in a small clearing and will have about 100 people. 4 medium sized speakers in the trees i guess. A Nord stage 3. A Prophet 5 and an Analogue Rhythm. There will also be a guest singer were hoping to entice. It will be about 1 hr.
Where is this show going to be? I wanna come, haha. Sounds like my type of hang. Did a show once in the forest years ago and it was so fun. acoustic guitar and vocals though.
Cannock Chase which is in Staffordshire. Plenty of booze and hippy talk.
Close to £1.5k on a power supply power seems a bit OTT. Or are you renting?
I know but its going to be used a bit over next 2 years. Sort of an investment. Just need to know if its powerful enough for a small stage setup? Cheers.
It should do you well.
As an example: I have a Stagepas 300 PA. It is rated at 70 watts. If you look at the Amazon website, Anker is calculating batter life as hours = 1229 watt hours X [.8 /watt draw of device]
That gives you about 14 hours.
So if you find out the watts needed for your amplifier plus your other equipment you can get a rough estimate (assuming optimum conditions).
I doubt your synths draw anything close to that PA system. You should have plenty of play time.
Thanks. Good to know a comparison. Years ago everything was huge to get a stage rig setup. Now its much easier to manage.
Would like to revive this thread. Was just chatting in the pub with my mate about this
Would like to do a live jam in the park with some friends
So I’m thinking,
Audio interface that runs off usb power,maybe like 6 inputs which is connected to a portable speaker
Keys,model samples,microfreak, bass and guitar,ipad maybe with aum??
Needs to be budget friendly!
Would a focusrite 18i8 3rd gen run off a USB battery run for long?
Maybe ipad with aum and interface and a bunch of stuff connected that way
Doesn’t need to be that loud or last that long, a few hours jam outdoors in the summer sounds fun so just wondering about logistics here or what I’m not considering
Any advice appreciated, thanks