akbar703 wrote:
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The issue isn't whether a device can be introduced or Aux-OUT and Aux-IN! The issue is that Behringer FBQ100 a single channel system meaning that it can only accommodate a single MIC and many times a single MIC is all a Masjid needs.
Many times, during Bayans you need multiple MICs etc.
So depends on the need of the Masjid.
Me and you are saying two different things. In other words no matter how many Aux-OUT and Aux-IN (if you can even use splitters), it is still a single channel system!
akbar703 wrote:
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India/Pakistan both have a culture which heavily relies on sound engineers in weddings, parties, rallies and carnivals and it is likely to be more prevalent in India then Pakistan.
In Pakistan they are on every street corner and every wedding Hall in Karachi has one on contract. During Basant (Lahore) and in Mazars (there is Urs, Qawali etc) in Pakistan and I am guessing that in India it will be the same for Holi and other events.
There are hardly any weddings in Pakistan which are devoid of music and dancing etc.
It is my guess that in India it will be more common place.
In UK, due to sound by-laws this is very uncommon in public places because permit and permissions are required.
I am not discussing Halal/Haram aspect of it but commenting on sound engineers and shops which specialize in this area and why there is no need for someone from UK or "brothers" to get involved.
This is a pretty simple issue in India/Pakistan.
