CD recommendation for PA

[Bothy Cat]

Just a small query - any of you folks have any suggestions for a decent bassy type CD that you would recommend to use between sets/bands etc?

cheers

bothy cat

[SoLiEn]

whats the gig, what sort of music are the audience expecting?

 

bit more info pls, no point playing iron maiden between accoustic acts.

[Sound In Gloucestershire]

have a look at the musicfactory mastermix range of "Grandmaster CD's"

 

they are pre-mixed but you can pick out tracks still, they do a range of general "party" ones but also lots of genre cd's such as 70's, 80's, motown, rock etc

[johndenim]

they are pre-mixed but you can pick out tracks still, they do a range of general "party" ones but also lots of genre cd's such as 70's, 80's, motown, rock etc

 

 

Yes, like the mix tapes we used to do of the top 40 on Sunday afternoon, except no Bruno Brookes! (press pause, press pause!)

These are pretty good,

Also not sure if you could download them?

[Sound In Gloucestershire]

there are no "legal" downloads for these, but they are only about £15 each ish

[paulears]

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decent bassy type CD

 

Remember please everyone that this is just one of those questions with a million answers - and as such pretty pointless!

 

Decent? relies on your own opinion, and too much guesswork without full details as has been said.

Bassy? As in a bass heavy mix, or a Nancy Sinatra song, or .......

 

Please do not contibute to this topic until the OP has come back and explained the context of his question.