I personally OWN a Club 6000 set up, and HOLY SHET !!!! 😂😂😂 I NEED BIGGER subwoofers to keep up with the arrays ... Definitely RECOMMEND this system to beginner DJs or a Bluetooth home set up.
@@KadirZora I'm honestly not too sure. If you get a separate Mixer/ multiple input (non amplified) it'll work for what you need. There are 2 XLR (6.35) inputs, an AUX input & a L/R RCA input, plus 2 microphone inputs... I'm sure you can get the results you want if you get one of those DJ Mixers with multiple inputs and use the Club 6000 as a speaker set up it'll work ..
@@Six7OneLove yes, probably i will connect mixer. Inputs will not be problem. I will use at garage. I wondered sound quality and power enough or not for e-drum and 2-3 guitar and vocal...
@@KadirZora For the Price and what I got for my Club 6000... I can't complain whatsoever 😎🤙 I plan to connect it to my TV in the garage for Fight Nights when in not using it to play music 😂😂😂
Jordan I love your clear presentation and categorization of the different aspects I agree I have a club 6000 I have 3 of the AEF systems A club 2000 and the new EX800 line array they're all incredible I do love this setup of the 6000 I agree the base doesn't hit super low but for what I do karaoke it does perfect I actually just run the one powered sub and the two tops I use are the AEF same tops that you had in your club 3000s another company you should check out is SoundTown they're making some decent stuff too but I have to say that proreck has more bang for the buck if you get a chance to review the AEF system it's 2 12's but I think they actually hit lower on the base but I don't think they have the headroom or power to power the tops quite that the 6000 does thank you again for all your great reviews
I did set up and tear down for a famous Jewish band in Toronto, and would either wrap the cable for the upper speakers around the pole or use gaffer tape on the back of pole to hide the cables.
I use these with a full live band. Great for small venues. Recommend using triggers for the drum kick. Using a mic causes high peaks at times. With a trigger you can control level.
Have you heard the Club 8000 and how do you think it compares to the Club 6000? Many of the specs/ratings seem the same on both systems - wattage, coils, magnets, etc. Just 18" cabinets versus 15" cabinets and a 3rd 6.5" array speaker.
Yes there are no base tones going to the tops if you look at the back you see the frequency crossover you will not get that distorted bass in your tops
hey man honestly without a mixer I wouldn't recommend this for deep bass. I mean it's almost like the arrays overpower the sub without a mixer. what I did was just add a harbinger 18 and a mixer and now the bass is amazing (edm)
In my experience correct is on top of it they have a US based shipping facility they have to I have many of their systems and I usually get about 3 days
@@acidsplatter Hello. Would you recommend adding another sub? How big is your church? Did you mix a band through the system? Or just speech? Thank You!
😂😂😂 The JBL 710 is not even in the same realm 😂 The JBL 710 is a portable Bluetooth speaker... These are DJ Speakers I have these same Club 6000 and it's LOUD AF!!!! Medium to Large Room Parties, indoor & outdoor.
@@Six7OneLove😂😂😂😂 I was looking into the jbl 710 and saw that it only has 1100 watts 😅the proreck 3000 has way more watts than the jbl party box, let alone the proreck 6000 😅😂😂 that’s why I’m here looking into the pr 6000
Non of that are the actual system watts but the proreck is still much louder. The bass on the jbl goes much lower though which may be important for you
