The answer to this question is not a simple one. It depends on a number of factors, including the size of the room, the type of music you listen to, and your personal preferences. That said, generally speaking, bigger speaker boxes do tend to produce better sound quality. They have more space for the drivers (the part of the speaker that produces the sound) to move, which results in better sound reproduction. They also tend to have more powerful amplifiers, which can result in louder, clearer sound. Of course, there are exceptions to every rule. If
Yes, a speaker enclosure can be too big. If the enclosure is too large, the speaker will not be able to produce enough sound pressure to fill the space, and the sound will be muffled.
Yes, you can play with just a cabinet. A cabinet is a piece of furniture with shelves, drawers, or cupboards that is used for storing or displaying items. Cabinets are often used in kitchens and bathrooms, but they can also be used in living rooms, bedrooms, offices, and other areas of the home.
No, you cannot run a bass head without a cab. The head provides the amplification for the bass signal, but the cab is necessary to speaker-level the signal so that it can be heard.
5/5
12“ Passive 1200 Watt 4 Ohm Lightweight DJ PA ABS Cabinet Speaker. Power Handling: 300 Watts RMS / 600 Watts Program Power / 1200 Watts Peak. High power long-throw 12'' woofer with 2.5“ aluminum voice coil provides incredibly deep bass and acoustic power. High-power 2-way pro sound reinforcement speaker system for live sound and play back applications.
Versatile trapezoidal enclosure design allows different positioning. Tilts on its side for use as a floor monitor. Ergonomically shaped handle for easy carrying and setup. High-quality components and exceptionally rugged high impact ABS construction. Impedance: 4 Ohms. Frequency Response: 40Hz-20KHz. Maximum SPL @1w/1m: 125dB peak / 122dB continuous
Compact and light weight system delivers distortion free sound even at extreme SPL. State-of-the-art 1.35'' Japanese made pure titanium-diaphragm compression driver for crystal clear high-frequency reproduction. Twist-Lock speakon input and output connections. Stage floor or stand mounting with 35-mm pole socket. Ultra-wide dispersion, 40° large-format horizontal wave guide horn molded directly into the cabinet.
This heavy-duty universal stand can be used as a Speaker Stand or a Lighting Stand! It's sturdy steel construction and custom carrying case add to the quality and support this stand gives. The sturdy and expandable long tripod legs ensure that your speakers will be stable in any environment. This package also comes with two 20 foot 1/4" Speakon NL-4 cables!
Adjustable Height. Steel Construction. Black Color. Weight capacity: 100 LBS . Adjustable Height Range: 47.25-78.75 inches. Base spread: 15-40 inches. Tube Diameter: 1.5 - 1.37 inch . Leg Diameter: 1.37 inche. Includes (2) 20 foot 1/4" to Speakon NL-4 speaker cables. Includes (1) Carry Bag.
$234
I've been very impressed with these thus far. I've just started singing and playing acoustic guitar solo shows. I did a ton of research since I wanted my own PA system without going broke, and after reading a ton of reviews about Rockville gear, I decided to give it a shot. Additionally, I bought the Rockville RPM109 powered mixer, which included two Rockville dynamic cardioid microphones.The speakers function admirably in that configuration. I have connected my acoustic guitar directly via a 1/4" cable input, a Rockville microphone via an XLR connection, and a Numark DJ controller via RCA.The speakers project a tremendously BIG sound and have a very clear audio quality. They responded well to the amount of pressure I applied to them. The mids and highs also cut through well, and they can tolerate a lot of low end from the mixer. The material used to make the speakers appears to be strong. The location of the handles is good (one on each side and one on top). Although one of the speakers' metal mesh guards had a little ding when it came from shipping, the performance was unaffected.The speaker stands appear to be quite well made. When used in conjunction with speakers, they are very strong. Another wonderful addition is the stand-specific carrying case. The case has a center divider with Velcro closures on either side of it to secure the stands. There is enough place within the casing to store several speaker cords as well.Although I haven't utilized them at a show yet, I'm happy with them thus far. I believe Rockville is a wonderful, affordable alternative for someone in my circumstance wanting to develop a decent setup to start performing!
4.5/5
Lining: 1509 fleece with K 319 foam
Binding: PP (Polypropylene)
Exterior: 300 x 600 Poly; black
$234
I adore these speakers so much! I primarily play piano, EP, clav, and organ sounds on the keyboard. Keyboard amplifiers have never made me happy. However, since I only perform as a side gig and not on a full-time basis as a professional, I also didn't want to spend too much on amplification. These are the ideal price.First off, artists ought to give their amplification a lot more consideration than they do. Your audience will essentially only hear what the speakers deliver, regardless of how wonderful any instrument, microphone, or processing may be. They are therefore quite significant. These sound really great! Although I'm not performing anything that calls for a lot of bass, they have a pretty respectable bass response. Simply add a powered bass amplifier and select a crossover point on these speakers to add more bass.Then, they look fantastic. These look very professional thanks to the front's excellent flat grille and straightforward EV logo.They also have excellent electronics, including a 1000W amplifier (recognize that this is 1000W max, and has about 500W RMS power).The 35 lb weight is another advantage. This makes it simple to bring two into a performance on your own and to set them up on a tripod without assistance.Finally, considering everything you get, $350 per person is a terrific deal. You can purchase it to start the game, then spend more to advance.One drawback is that they use a hard plastic casing in order to reduce the weight so much. Because of its weakness, any dents or scratches will be visible. The grille can also be bent rather easily. To help protect them, I bought some homemade coverings, but you should handle them carefully when moving them to preserve their good looks. Turn them up when you get to the show!
4.4/5
(3) Piezo 3" Bullet Tweeters. (1) High Efficiency Piezo Compression Horn.
Rockville RSG-12 Carpeted Passive Loudspeaker. Single 12" Pro Audio Woofer.
2" High Temperature Aluminum Voice Coil.
8-Ohm Impedance. Sensitivity: 99dB @ 1w/1m.
RMS Power: 500 Watts. Program Power: 750 Watts. Peak Power: 1000 Watts.
Frequency Response: 45Hz - 22 kHz. SpeakON Input connection.
1/4" In/Out connections (Parallel).
$234
I still can't believe I bought these speakers for under $80. They have a great sound. I'm an expert in equipment, so pay attention to what I'm about to say. These speakers can never match a $400 speaker in sound quality. So make sure they are receiving at least 300 watts of amp power. Run them at no lower a frequency than 50Hz. Add a crossover and a sub to get boom. We have Peavey Behringer JBL and Yorkville speakers in the r
4.1/5
Single 10" Pro audio woofer
8-Ohm Impedance. Sensitivity: 93dB @ 1W/1M
Frequency response: 50Hz - 20 kHz. Speakon input connection
1.5" High temperature aluminum voice coil
Rockville rsg-10 carpeted passive loudspeaker
(3) Piezo 3" Bullet tweeters. Rms power: 150 Watts
Program power: 200 Watts. Peak power: 400 Watts
$234
I still can't believe I bought these speakers for under $80. They have a great sound. I'm an expert in equipment, so pay attention to what I'm about to say. These speakers can never match a $400 speaker in sound quality. So make sure they are receiving at least 300 watts of amp power. Run them at no lower a frequency than 50Hz. Add a crossover and a sub to get boom. We have Peavey Behringer JBL and Yorkville speakers in the r
4.1/5
Rockville RSG-12.28 Carpeted Passive Loudspeaker. (2) 12†Pro Audio Woofer. (3) Piezo 3" Bullet Tweeters. (1) High Efficiency Piezo Compression Horn. RMS Power: 1000 Watts. Program Power: 1500 Watts. Peak Power: 2000 Watts. 2†High Temperature Aluminum Voice Coil. 8-Ohm Impedance.
The goal was to create a line of passive DJ speakers that were double as good as the competition but cost half as much. The Rockville RSG-12.28 speaker system features two high quality 12" low frequency woofers with three electronic, high-efficiency piezo bullet tweeters and one high efficiency piezo compression horn tweeter to provide a true full-range of sound.
Sensitivity: 102dB @ 1w/1m. Frequency Response: 40Hz - 22 kHz. SpeakON Input connection. ¼†In/Out connections (Parallel). Dimensions: (15.4+8.6)x12.5x40.5in. Weight: 44Lbs. Rubber Isolating Feet. Construction: High-Density, High-Quality Non Resonant Particleboard, Stapled, Bonded & Braced..
We are proud to introduce to you the Rockville RSG series of speakers. These are affordable speakers with high-end performance; specially built for DJ's as well as professional audio applications. After conducting strategic market research, Rockville is proud to bring you this new line of speakers that were engineered to combine incredible power handling, superior sound and unbelievable build quality.
This speaker produces an incredible amount of power. 2000 Watts peak, 1500 Watts Program Power, and 1000 Watts RMS Power. With 60 Oz magnets, you can be sure these speakers will produce the power you expect out of them.
$234
I still can't believe I bought these speakers for under $80. They have a great sound. I'm an expert in equipment, so pay attention to what I'm about to say. These speakers can never match a $400 speaker in sound quality. So make sure they are receiving at least 300 watts of amp power. Run them at no lower a frequency than 50Hz. Add a crossover and a sub to get boom. We have Peavey Behringer JBL and Yorkville speakers in the r
3.6/5
Mic preamps feature 64dB of gain with individual controls per channel
Four-channel recorder and mixer
Compact case with tripod mounts designed for use with cameras
Four XLR microphone inputs with phantom power
$234
The most crucial detail should be put out there right away: this item costs $300. I've seen some criticism of this mixer/recorder in various places online, but almost all of it is false or wholly unaware of how valuable this device is given its feature set.Show me another four track, four pot (control knob) phantom powered recorder available for less money. Sure, you can find some higher-end mixers and recorders used, but the 70d was made for DSLR and single-shooter users. So let's get started.Let's begin with a little highlight analysis:-$300 is a steal for a four-track recorder; -screen and controls are the right size, not too wide or tall;-4 XLR/TRS inputs, line/camera out, camera in, and all XLRs have Phantom power-Adequate input and output gain settingsrestrictions and lowcut-SD card in the back (I don't think they could have fit it anywhere else, anyway)-The battery/SD door can be a pain; I may just remove it.-Wish all the 1/8" ports were 1/4", however size restrictions apply again, so it's hard to identify faults.-Zooms are incredible, yet battery life is adequate.There should have been a compressor.It would have been fantastic if it could cook bacon pancakes. -An MP3 option would have been excellent.Overall, you can't really complain about anything for $300.Planning
3.5/5
Use for professional DJ speakers, public announcement speakers, karaoke speakers, live sound speakers, fixed installation speakers, studio monitors, home audio, this listing and price is for 2 Acoustic Audio passive speakers
Black aviation grade carpet, pole mounts for speaker stands, steel mesh grills, each speaker size (H x FW x RW x D) is 16.875" x 10.25" x 6.5" x 9", designed and engineered in the USA, full instructions included, these passive speakers require an amplifier
1" high temperature kapton voice coils, 3.5" midranges with polypropylene coated laminate cones, wide dispersion tweeter horns with optimized compression drivers, digitally tuned dual slot ports per speaker, internal crossovers, banana plug binding post speaker wire inputs
1/4" jack input and 1/4" jack output per speaker to daisy chain to another passive speaker, bass reflex cabinet design, wedge shape structure for multiple positioning options, heavy duty MDF cabinet construction with recessed handles
Acoustic Audio PA-500X passive 3-way pro audio speaker pair, recommended power is 20-800 watts for the pair, frequency response is 50Hz-20 kHz, efficiency is 96dB, 8ohm, 3-way design and functionality, 5" woofers with polypropylene coated laminate cones and strontium magnet structure
$234
They were bought to use as monitor speakers for my PA system, and they are perfect. Excellent full-body sound from the system's running instruments and voices. I would buy once more without hesitation. It's important to understand the system you're utilizing, the wattage, the ohms, and the effects of daisy-chaining. You may save money and get the sound you want by doing some research because not all speakers are compatible with all systems.
No, you cannot. A solid state amplifier needs a load to function properly, and a speaker cabinet provides that load. Without a speaker cabinet, the amplifier will not work correctly and could be damaged.
You can use a cabinet without an amp, but you'll need to use a speaker simulator to get the sound you want. A speaker simulator is a device that takes the place of an amplifier and speaker. It allows you to get the sound of an amplifier and speaker without actually having either one.
A guitar cabinet can be used as a speaker if the right components are used. The main component you need is a speaker that is designed to work with a guitar amplifier. You also need an amplifier that can drive the speaker.
There are many professional guitarists who use solid state amps. Some guitarists who use solid state amps are Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, and Steve Morse. These guitarists use solid state amps because they are able to get a clean sound out of them.
All amplifiers need a load, whether solid state or vacuum tube. The load provides a path for the amplified signal to follow so it can be heard through speakers or headphones. Without a load, the signal would have nowhere to go and would be lost.
Speaker cabinets make a difference in how a speaker sounds. They can affect the volume, the bass response, and the overall sound quality. speaker cabinets also affect how the speaker looks. Some people prefer the look of a open-back speaker cabinet, while others prefer the look of a closed-back speaker cabinet.
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