These speakers apply for a pop-rock band or household item?
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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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Pop Rocks? a candy band?....jk....These speakers sounded fantastic for me for a variety of types of bands....Latin salsa, Latin rock, Hard rock, Acoustic sets, even for DJ work, although Subs are needed for that use, and have not been necessary for the other music, but I am now bringing subs to all my gigs.As for household use....OVER KILL!!!....or did you mean a house/backyard party?...then they will kick butt!
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These are very big speakers, and for a household, you would get to play them to their full capacity..I have two and I have been using them at parties and functions. I don't know for a pop rock band but I am sure they can work
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For home they might be too big unless you have a spacious room. These will fit a pop-rock band application. but you'll need subs to compliment them.
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I use these speakers, for outside venues or mid to large indoor rooms. I have only used them for electronic music while DJ'ing, but I wouldn't see why they wouldn't work for pop-rock. The speakers have the accoustical range to accomodate this type of music. It's more important what amp is used to drive these. I would not suggest using these speakers for 'normal' household speakers.
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These speakers are loud and have a steady flow of 1000w powered by a decent amp which can deliver 1200-1500w steady these will sound amazing. Add a SUB under each one to balance the sound output between High Mids and Lows. I would suggest changing the tweeter for more crisp sound as you are using these for ROCK. In a nightclub of 100x100 FT 2 of these with 2 subs, can do plenty of damage
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they can be used in a house but it probably wouldn't be ideal. to get the full range out of them, they need a good amount of power. and they are also quite large so unless you got a large space in your home for them and are able to crank them, they would probably be overkill.
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I have a small room with limited space, so I got 2 small but powerful speakers. I purchased the Micca MB42 Bookshelf speakers for $60. They're super inexpensive, and I just love them and their sound.
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Hi Mathew, These Bluetooth Rock Speakers are sold by the pairs. Contact AV-Express for more information.
386120
Speaker has to match the amplifier. These are unidirectional microphones. Any good quality system is OK.
1072786
Hello:A couple of speakers dear friend, the kit i bought.perhaps there is a difference with the one you want to buy.
1160397
Simply put, they are speakers that have built-in amplifiers. All you need is an ac outlet and a music source to get amplified music
519308
Yeah, they will; I have a regular size computer and these are my speakers. I'm sure they aren't the best speakers in the world, but for my purposes they work just fine.
1231952
These speakers are a component set, and should be ran through an amplifier for the best sound. IMHO...
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I use them for home. I replaced my mid range in a 3 way floorstanding speaker and they sound fantastic.
1089377
These are great for bands. Most DJ's settle on these now and the bands go with the FL-155pc which have a tighter tone and flatter frequency response. But either is a great band application. When it comes down to it a good speaker is a good speaker. We designed these to be the best speaker you can get for this amount. The same with the FL series, which costs a little more, but all that money goes into the quality of the product.
1934328
I'm not sure but these Ben speakers sound good when you place them around the room
2125182
Each speaker has its own powered amplifier and can be used either on its own or with a second speaker. You would have to adjust the settings on each speaker to match.
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Negative. They are passive speakers, and require additional amplification. The mixer Board most likely (some specialty ones might be able to) does not have enough juice to power speakers.
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I don't see why not. Despite being cheap, they're pretty solid with good response and probably make good bookshelf speakers. Note, they're unpowered so if you were to use them with a computer (I'm assuming that since it's Logitech) you'd need an amp to drive them post-computer.
1099965
These speakers should work with any device that has a standard mini-headphone jack.
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yes i think they would be a great choice.they can handel a lot of power for a small set pair of speakers.and sound great!!
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Any speakers will work. It all depends if you want to spend the money and get a good set. But you have to take into account the rms of the head unit and the speaker. Try to match them as close as possible.