Choosing the Best Powered PA Speakers for You 

If some of them are of good quality as you say in the video, would it be worthwhile to take an active one that could also be used to broadcast music in the house in addition to other applications? Because I never wanted to buy one for fear that after I can't even use it for music and that I would be forced to buy a separate hi-fi system

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Can you please test the some best line array output with db meter on.

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11:12 "Now let's try a real real world test" 11:51 JBL EON712 1300W 12:13 QSC CP12 1000W 12:35 YAMAHA DBR12 1000W 12:57 QSC K12.2 2000W 13:19 POINEER DJ XPRS122 13:41 ELECTRO-VOICE ZLX-12BT 1000W 14:03 MACKIE THUMP 212 14:25 JBL PRX812 1500W

Without a doubt the best point-source speaker out there

@@jonnthangarcia I think it provides a lot of value for the money. I've had some good experiences with the Yamaha's as well.

What kind of and how many woofers? Also how many of the k12's were used for the 500 peeps outdoors?

​@@shakarocks which model yamaha?

I like how the Eon712 sounds too. The Yamaha sounds brighter. K12.2 sounds good too!

I disagree. There are a love of subs under $1,000 that are amazing.

Well, they're full range in the sense that it can cover a decent amount of low-end. They can cover lows, mids, and highs. All a sub does is extend the low end.

I've got ekx15p and I'm not sure they sound all that good, never sounds good when I play just music... Maybe there are only good in large rooms?

There are so many brands, and I think they just had to go with the beat sellers.

Yeah that's really weird. I just listened back a couple times with ears on and the dbr12 kick did sound different. I gotta say over never heard that sound outta my dbr12.

yamaha is perfect for techno music

I was kinda surprised by them when listening. Think I may like them better but still listening. The first jbl wasn’t bad either.

Hey there! You certainly won’t need anything too crazy for that kind of setup. One of our portable PA systems would be just fine, in my opinion. The main things to look for are how many inputs it has, and how many inputs you’re going to need. Here are a couple of my favorites that would work great in a small space for a smaller crowd: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ThumpGo--mackie-thump-go-battery-powered-loudspeaker www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/S1ProP--bose-s1-pro-multi-position-pa-system-with-battery These are just a few of our many options here, so feel free to reach out if you want to talk through some others that might work as well. Thanks! Nick Pasquino, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 3230, nick_pasquino@sweetwater.com

@@sweetwater Thanks a lot, I just bought small Electro-Voice ZLX8PG2 8", fit in my room.

Hey there! Yes, two 12” speakers should be substantial for most indoor gigs of that size. You’ll also want to look at the max SPL of the speakers you’re going to be running - this will give you an accurate gauge of how well the speakers will push out in the room. Feel free to reach out if you want to chat through any further details. We’d be happy to help! Nick Pasquino, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 3230, nick_pasquino@sweetwater.com

The Everse 8 is the best out of all of the battery-powererd speakers. 😊

Qsc K12.2 is a nice one that will work well and what I would use out of those especially if you end up getting four of them if you are doing a big room

You never want to get to maximum SPL because, at the point, you will start to get distortion and unclear signal. The example he gave was perfect for an actual real-world situation.