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Buying a set of loudspeakers may seem like an unnecessary purchase if you do most of your DJing or studio work at home, but have a decent pair opens the doors for potential gigs and events down the line.  Loudspeakers, like their name implies, are loud and obnoxious.  They’re not something that would be desired inside of a fifty cubic foot bedroom – but a pair of just two speakers will illuminate an auditorium in ways that are unimaginable.  QSC and Yamaha are two of the go to brands that people like to investigate before they drop a couple thousand dollars on some heavy cabinets – but even loudspeakers have been slimmed down to become more portable as well as affordable. JBL EON series have become popular “rental” speakers, thanks to their small size and the ease of their setup.  Compared to K10’s they are much easier to move around and can be carried by one man without the use of a dolly or cart.  JBL also caters to those who are looking for design and class, as well as SPL.  Their newest line of Project Everest speakers aren’t something that a DJ would purchase, rather, and audiophile who would never need to move them again. http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/floorstanding/jbl-project-everest-dd65000