OK listen here... I bought these with hopes that they were going to be the best thing since sliced bread. Not so. Don't get me wrong here. If you want LOUD, with incredible low end, these are for you. No need for a subwoofer with these. However, as far as clarity and crispness, look elsewhere. My tastes lately have become more "audiophile" than just earpiercing loudness. I'm actually a Mackie fan. I had a pair of the original SRM 450s not long ago, the good ones. The low end was almost as strong and the clarity was twice as good and these things were at least 15 years old! Bluetooth signal is unsurpassed as far as distance. I can't for the life of me understand why these arent 5.0 bluetooth or higher, they are 4.2 and 16 bit. You can buy 24-32 bit bluetooth receivers that are supposed to be "better than CD quality" for $120. I also had a set of Alto TS315s that hit almost as hard on the bottom and the clarity was ridiculous! For $450 less! The bluetooth is awesome. The bottom end is awesome. The app to control the speakers is spot on. But for $800 per unit, you would think the overall sound package would be better. I was really hoping that Mackie was going to make a HUGE comeback with these. For convenience, you can't go wrong. Maybe they should have split the Amp 800 low/ 200 high, instead of 900 low/100 high. I have played literally hundreds of songs and played with the eq, both on the app and on my phone relentlessly. I also have a DJ controller and played with that for hours not even using the bluetooth feature. I don't know. I'm not a sound engineer but I know what I'm hearing.
Great feedback. Have you tried Alto TS415’s? Yrs ago I had Alto’s 315’s and returned them rt away because the tweeters were known to blow. But things have changed with the 415’s. 800 lf and 450 hf rms on these and they get loud. Clocking in at 132spf.
Mon means monitor. Not mono. It’s a floor wedge setting. Also. It would be a lot more helpful for you to use SMAART and capture a fft trace we we can see the frequency response and phase wraps for this speaker(or any speaker). The audio is cool and all, but literally means nothing, since there are at least 10 different sonic variables that change how the audio comes out on this end. Numbers don’t lie
DRM are made out of wood so they will sound better, but will weight more (DRM goes low 35 hz). SRM are more manageable and are good for mobile DJs (SRM goes down to 40 hz).
I'm sorry but I made a mistake buying these speakers I just got through buying a pair of these Mackie 10 inch and let me tell you they are no 2000 Watts my Mackie thump XT12 1400 Watts sounds louder then these. Unless I'm having to make other adjustments that I don't know about
Hey thnx for the video! I have a question. If i have 2 of these speakers and some good subs, can i handle 500 people for rock/pop band outside and inside? Or they are not that powerfull? Thnx!
Im using a laptop and controller with wIreless shure mic AND Virtual Dj software TO SRM BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS I can't get any sound from mic without using xrl cables from controller to SRM.
Hey , are these speakers as good as the QSC K10.2?........I already have the QSC CP-8 and I need a little more power and I was considering these have an app!
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@Alonso Canaan I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
