I am thinking of using this for DJing bassy music. Is the response time good enough to facilitate rapid sound as well as maintain loudness?
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This speaker sounds great but can't take that punch. I blew both of mine the first time I used them. I replace the speakers with two 16 watt spk. And haven't had any problems since. The factory speaker in this unit is cheap but the amp seems to be good.
2170102
The bass is OK, it's not going to give the pounding feeling in your chest but they work quite well? I was very surprised on how well and far the music carried. If it's a pounding bass you need they are not the speakers for you, you would also need a sub. But I would recommend them. I have a dj friend who wants to borrow them if that tells you anything. Good luck.
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Most definitely. It is the same quality and performance I got when I purchased from Radio Sh*ck previously. The low cost only reinforces the high markup retailers use to pad their profit lines. I'm currently using two and have additional jacks in reserve because my College Student Djs tend to take them with them.
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Of course it also depends on the source material and your speakers, but assuming your source music and downstream speakers are good, the receiver is powerful enough to produce pretty stong bass from a pair of decent speakers. The onboard EQ is also quite responsive. Also, since it has a subwoofer out connector, you can pretty much add any powered subwoofer you like. Overall I personally am very pleased with this receiver.
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YES a thousand times yes. Pop/hip-hop/dance/dubstep all sound amazing cause of the true deep booming bass, not the fake "loud" bass you hear on other stupid headphones like beats. It's like a night club in your ears :) Highly recommend it. Sounds even better when you use apps to listen to your music like Poweramp to boost levels to your liking.
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Hello Gregg. Sorry it took so long to respond. You will get a solid bass response from this headphone. I'm enjoying it!
2255455
Hi I used it with really good results with a couple of small "JBL Control One" speakers and they did work fine, even though their sensitivity is on the lower side at just 87dB/W/m. Some speakers with higher sensitivity would even give you more volume. I think this little baby is capable of driving to a good level a small system if you are not unrealistic with your expectations. I myself have moved on to a "NAD D3020" but that is another ball park. But I am not getting rid of the TP30, I do like it.
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Hi Reginald, My Mother-in-law uses this in the kitchen and it manages to fill several rooms with crisp sound. Bass gets muddy as you crank it up, but just adjust the EQ on your device untill your happy. It sounds good at low volume and works great as dinner background noise.
798255
Sould be very similar in performance. You may get more bass response from the Phillips.
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Well it depends on what type of music that you listen to. If you are heavy-bass dance music that kind of guy. This headphone probably will not reach your satisfaction. But i can assure you clarity of this headphone is top-class.
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The speaker is certainly loud enough. You may want have something to set it on while playing it at higher volumes, as the bass causes the speaker to move around. I set it on my iPad case, and that dose the trick nicely.
2109671
No, this is not good to use for DJ-ing Kam. Please call our Audio Department at 1.800.472.6274. They will help you out. Thanks.
2229179
Frequency response is not for a modrange speraker, it is designed for low frequencies. I suggest to buy a midrange speaker designed for frequencies from 1Khz to 3Khz.
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These are great for live music sound in pretty much any small to medium-large venue (the larger the venue, the more you'll need. I can cover a block long street fair easily with just two of these in conjunction with a couple of 18" sub-woofers. They are also fine for DJ scenarios and home theater (a bit overkill) as well. You'll want at least 1000 Watts RMS per channel available to drive them if you are wanting to use for a loud rock band. You would only run them using half that power with the remainder to prevent break-up (distortion and possible damage) during musical peak demands. I would also recommend you use some sort of feedback control/prevention device. These are great for live music sound in pretty much any small to medium-large venue (the larger the venue, the more you'll need. I can cover a block long street fair easily with just two of these in conjunction with a couple of 18" sub-woofers. They are also fine for DJ scenarios and home theater (a bit overkill) as well. You'll want at least 1000 Watts RMS per channel available to drive them if you are wanting to use for a loud rock band. You would only run them using half that power with the remainder to prevent break-up (distortion and possible damage) during musical peak demands. I... » Read More These are great for live music sound in pretty much any small to medium-large venue (the larger the venue, the more you'll need. I can cover a block long street fair easily with just two of these in conjunction with a couple of 18" sub-woofers. They are also fine for DJ scenarios and home theater (a bit overkill) as well. You'll want at least 1000 Watts RMS per channel available to drive them if you are wanting to use for a loud rock band. You would only run them using half that power with the remainder to prevent break-up (distortion and possible damage) during musical peak demands. I would also recommend you use some sort of feedback control/prevention device. « Show Less
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Yeah they are good for just about everything, you might want something that goes a little more low range for heavy dubstep, but I do bass heavy stuff all the time on them. You just have to get used to them, they r very clean and flat
546643
I believe that would work OK... you might not get quite the same bass response- but-this is a nice speaker, and I think you would like it a lot.
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I have done several gigs with these speakers I have one set of two and have been pleased with the sound the sound at high levels will be ear piercing I keep my mixer at less than half and get good results Like any speakers you put the higher than the crowd they will be heard throughout the room but to anser your question if it will sound good with 800 people I would say if this is your only source of sound u may be disappointed You will need at least two subs for the bass