2 questions: What size(ohms/watts) DJ power amp &amp; mixer should I get for this to Dj? Also, I can use this for home theatre, wt size reciever? (ohms/wt
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These are not intended for home use or with a stereo receiver as they are a PA system speaker and require a pro audio power amp and a mixer to function properly. So something like a 2000 watt amp that runs around 500 watts a side at 8 ohm would be a good match for these.
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I cant give an exact answer but i have 4 channel Anarchy amp by planet Audio. Love it. Never turn levels over half. Pushes everything and anything i wire to it. A couple 1100 watt subs (infinity reference). I never tried there products before and was leary. I very happy. Would order again and almost have. Amazon seems to be a pretty stand up outfit. I had no problems for a long time with any orders. When the time came and a few things did not work. They took care of it and really was not much of a hassel like i expected. No probs with my amp though.
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This speaker is 700 watts program power, which means the average amount of power it can handle over the duration of your performance, DJ job, etc. It's peak power handling capability is 1400 watts, which means the top level amount of power it can handle in short bursts, like someone screaming into a microphone or a loud sound effect. So, that being said, an amp that puts out about 500-600 Watts per channel (i.e. left channel for one speaker, right channel for another speaker just like it) RMS (on average) would be ideal. Remember, these speakers are 4 ohm, not the standard 8 ohm of most speakers. This means that hooking up two of these to one channel (either left or right) will give a 2 ohm load on that channel. Therefore, any amp you buy should be able to put out 500-600 Watts RMS into 4 ohms per channel if you want to run one speaker per channel. If you are going to buy 4 of these speakers to run two speakers per channel, then you would want an amp that puts out 1000-1200 watts RMS into 2 ohms per channel. Speaker impedance (the ohms rating) is CRITICAL to get right. Hooking up too many speakers to one channel by daisy-chaining them will drop the impedance too low and you could experience your amp shutting off or not operating correctly. Most amps have circuitry designed to do this in the event of an impedance problem to protect the amp. Take a look at the spec sheet here. http://assets.peavey.com/literature/specs/114378_18647.pdf
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Small home parties or home theater system. I suggest the Peavey PR15 or the Thump TH15A. Well worth the money for a DJ system.
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I'm not sure. I used a 500 watt powered mixer and it sounded fine, but I will be purchasing a 1000 watt Crown to push them. The specs say 1000 watts per channel, but other reviews said they couldn't handle all of that power, so I'm going to use 1000 watts for 2 of them.
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70 w and 4 ohm is very small power for this powered mixer, this amplifier send 250 wats per chanel at 8 ohm or 500 wats in 4 ohm
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Wow. Ok so I'm the manufacturer, and I love the support of my customers here. However let me be honest. I need to know what kind of mains you have to know if I can recommend this sub. It's a 500 watt sub with an 18 inch driver. If you put one with a pair of 1000 mains you won't here it enough for it to make a difference. A good rule of thumb is that you need 150% of your mains rating on your sub. So if your mains are 350 watts or less you should be able to use one Tremor per main.
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David, A number of things come into play here. What kind of speakers are you using? What is the size of the room? This network product is primarily there to give you a lot of features for smaller speakers (only 60 watts) and to be a space saver. Eric C World Wide Stereo
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So what's the answer? Either the company is shipping these with two different power supplies, (120v or 220v) or people are responding to this question inaccurately. I just received my mixer and the power supply is definitely 120v. This is the second mixer that I have had to return for this problem. Is there any chance that the company can hop on here and give us an authoritative answer to this question?
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How do i know what ohm this receiver is? I'm sure i read over it several times and am just missing it.Does anyone reading this have a good recomendation for a power amp for my lsi9 speakers which are the 4ohms?
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I reccomend an external mini mixer. That is what I use to tie in other equipment like another line for another dj, phone, etc. take a look at either at the behringer or Mackie VLZ 402...both are under 100$Rob (DJ Rob-E)
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I have two of these B212xl and I've used it in a full band (Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Vocals and Bass drum plugged in) setup with no power issues. I didn't use it with the EP4000 tho. I used a Behringer PMX2000 powered mixer rated 250w @ 4ohms Stereo mode/ 500w @ 8ohms Bridged. I've also daisy chained it with a Kustom 12 8ohms speaker each side to bring the load to 4ohms to get the full 250w power (It's pretty loud for 250 watts). These speakers have decent bass for a band setup but not for DJ music in my opinion. Hope this helps.
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You will need a stereo or a dj midi mixing console. Something that has rca outputs to.transmit the signal. I own 2 of these and they are alot louder than i thought. Very clean sound and well bilt. I qould recommend them if you do mobile djing or home entertainment
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Justin -Nice, very powerful speakers to began with (700 Watts). For PA, something like an XR 8300 wound be a good choice (2 x 300 Watts).That would give you 300W to the mains and 300W to the monitors.If you want to elaborate, please give me a call.Thanks,Hugh800-806-7774318-614-0422 Cell
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You will either need to hook it to a power amp and then to your speakers or directly to powered speakers. This mixer is NOT powered. I suggest you read the manual as it has setup guides.
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Well, it's about 850 watts underpowered. I use it for calling trivia and I average 50-60 people per game. It's well-suited for that although on extra busy nights I am pushing it a bit. As it happens, I also own some Behringer powered speakers and for the money they cannot be beat. MUCH better suited to your application. The PYLE stuff is better than nothing, but the sound matches the quality, which ain't much.
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I can't say for sure, I have run a pair of Boston Acoustics CR6 8 ohms 6" Drive and piezo Tweeter not sure on wattage they are and a pair of GLI Pro XL-850's 8" Drive piezo tweeters 8 ohms 300 watts. Got good volume and EQ a little over 3/4 turned up. I do house partys and it ran grate for a good 5 hours with out getting hot. Now I'm power hungry and am looking towards 3000 watt we'll see, I just want to rock the house not blow out the windows. Well anuf for now good luck spin spin spin. AJ DJ KNOTMAN