ALTO STEALTH WIRELESS SYSTEM REVIEW - CUEPOINTS 

What did you have to do when the frequencies clashed?

CuePoints Podcast I had to switch off the wireless mic I had and plug a cable in! That’s why I got a new mic that works on a different frequency range and one that I can change frequency when needed 😎🎧👍🏻

@@RealLifeDJ Have to ask what did you 'upgrade' to? I had the same problem trying to use a wireless mic with my Alto System. With the Alto and Shure wireless mic going at the same time I had maybe 30 feet of range, very limited, sounded terrible and also had to unplug the wireless mic, however, it's possible to change the frequency on some Microphone units so it doesn't collide with the 500 mgz frequency that Alto runs on. There has to be a way to run both a wireless mic with this system, but I haven't found it. Yet.

Dwaine Luna I purchased a JTS 992 Wireless Mic system which runs on a separate frequency and it solved the issue. I did an unboxing of the mix I’ll post the link next. 😎🎧👍🏻

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@@JamesAllred-Parasauce Yes, our antennas were placed high up above the average human height. There was a clear path between transmitter and receiver.

Alto also makes a Bluetooth XLR receiver so if you’d like to use your phone to play music on a dj speaker you can. I’m not familiar with any other wireless linking options that are more affordable than this

We have not tested them for any live performances yet. As long as they’re close range they should work great

You can actually purchase as many receivers as you want as long as they’re on the same channel as the transmitter, you’ll get signal. For that system I would put the transmitter out of one of the speakers next to your system and then use receivers for the speakers on the other side.

I would think you only need to run into subs and xlr up to mains since subs have crossover is in sub and feeds into mains

@@Ray-yt7mk You can get the one set. You would need 1 transmitter and 4 receivers unless you just use 2 receivers and use XLR to connect the sub and top. Hope that helped!

That system is basically just for making a microphone wireless or a guitar/instrument. It’s not for the same use as the stealth system.

@@laentdj actually it is. Works just fine for audio.

@@DjTecniq oh ok. Good to know. I just watched the product spotlight video on it and they only demonstrated it as a wireless solution for mics and instruments. But pretty cool that it can do audio as well. Great tool to use!

@@laentdj confirmed i just bought the Sennheiser xsw-d wireless xlr set and it worked beautifully as a remote speaker wirelessly transmitting the audio through a house all the way out to the car port. So to start I connected the transmitter dongle to the mix out on my (wired) K10 then connected the receiver dongle to the input on the back of my other K10. I used a belkin battery pack usb charger to keep the receiver’s battery from die’ing the transmitter dongle i kept plugged into power outlet with a long usb-c cable. Couldn’t believe the results. Impressive

@@DjTecniq I stand corrected! Sounds like a great product. Will have to check that one out as well.

Yes! We still use it on a regular basis for certain things. Works great

@@laentdj good to know I want to buy a used one. I've been using an digital IEM works good but the battery pack only last about 3 hours. Thanks

Very good point. Mono probably would’ve been better for this configuration

Not within range

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these aren’t the “pro” models

@@okaudiopro7613 Try reaching out to Alto. They have great customer service and I’m sure they would help solve your issue.