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I just really can't see that that a 15" would sound that much different than a 12"! I'll have to try and get a side by side demo.
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Originally Posted by
Solitaire Entertainments Ltd
I just really can't see that that a 15" would sound that much different than a 12"! I'll have to try and get a side by side demo.
It is just my opinion Darren, but I remember having to put a lot of bass and knock back some of the treble on the 12inch to get a nice sound. With the 15inch, I just run it flat, and it sounds very good.
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what radio mics do most of you ship out with your kit can i ask?? cheap and tacky maplins and kam type stuff or expensive like sennheiser, akg, Shure etc
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Ezekiel 25:17
Originally Posted by
audiovisualents
what radio mics do most of you ship out with your kit can i ask?? cheap and tacky maplins and kam type stuff or expensive like sennheiser, akg, Shure etc
Not a biased question at all
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Dinosaur
Originally Posted by
MikeW
I can't fault the speaker either. For the money it is very good. Although I am glad I returned the 12 inch and purchased the 15 inch. I did notice a big difference in sound quality.
Originally Posted by
MikeW
Without any doubt, I did hear a big difference between the two.
Originally Posted by
Solitaire Entertainments Ltd
I just really can't see that that a 15" would sound that much different than a 12"! I'll have to try and get a side by side demo.
Originally Posted by
MikeW
It is just my opinion Darren, but I remember having to put a lot of bass and knock back some of the treble on the 12inch to get a nice sound. With the 15inch, I just run it flat, and it sounds very good.
I have no personal experience of any of the speakers mentioned, but I will say that in my experience, if the predominant use is to be speech, then the choice should be 12" ( or even 10" ). If it's music, then it's 15"(, or 12" with subs.Not likely just to provide a spot of background during a meal ) The trickiest part is working out what your main use is.
Mike, I wonder if you're listening to your background music with "DJ Ears", by which I mean you're imagining it was going to be a full on disco, rather than a spot of Muzak? Just a thought.
Re VHF mics and dropout, when I had a VHF mic, reception was unpredictable. It would get a signal through stone walls from three rooms away without any problem whatsoever, and then drop out in line of sight from twenty yards away. Like I said, unpredictable.
Last edited by Excalibur; 08-06-2012 at 06:48 AM.
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Originally Posted by
Excalibur
Re VHF mics and dropout, when I had a VHF mic, reception was unpredictable. It would get a signal through stone walls from three rooms away without any problem whatsoever, and then drop out in line of sight from twenty yards away. Like I said, unpredictable.
My experience with the VHF mics packaged with the QTX P.A. has been good to be honest. With aerials up, I probably got around 40 feet away before I had a drop out or bit of interference. The quality for a cheap plastic might is also surprisingly good and this comes from someone who has always used £500+ Shure SM58 radio mics.
I recently took the P.A. on tour to Holland, initially to do a quiz night for a footy tour, but the coaches P.A. was crap, so we used it on the coach and it was great.
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Originally Posted by
Excalibur
I have no personal experience of any of the speakers mentioned, but I will say that in my experience, if the predominant use is to be speech, then the choice should be 12" ( or even 10" ). If it's music, then it's 15"(, or 12" with subs.Not likely just to provide a spot of background during a meal ) The trickiest part is working out what your main use is.
Mike, I wonder if you're listening to your background music with "DJ Ears", by which I mean you're imagining it was going to be a full on disco, rather than a spot of Muzak? Just a thought. Re VHF mics and dropout, when I had a VHF mic, reception was unpredictable. It would get a signal through stone walls from three rooms away without any problem whatsoever, and then drop out in line of sight from twenty yards away. Like I said, unpredictable.
Peter, I think not The first time I tested the 12inch was in the house, but remember thinking it was very much high end, so as I have said I had to put a fair bit of bass on, so if that was the case in my house, then in a function room situation, I would have thought it would have been even more trebly.
As I have said before it is really just my opinion, and I am by no means an expert. But will say I am very happy with the 15inch one.
Originally Posted by
Solitaire Entertainments Ltd
My experience with the VHF mics packaged with the QTX P.A. has been good to be honest. With aerials up, I probably got around 40 feet away before I had a drop out or bit of interference. The quality for a cheap plastic might is also surprisingly good and this comes from someone who has always used £500+ Shure SM58 radio mics.
I recently took the P.A. on tour to Holland, initially to do a quiz night for a footy tour, but the coaches P.A. was crap, so we used it on the coach and it was great.
I am with you on that Darren, the quality (for the price) of the mics is very good.
Last edited by Excalibur; 08-06-2012 at 02:25 PM.
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