Will my speakers be powerful enough for an upcoming party
Will my speakers be powerful enough for an upcoming party Posted on: 24.01.2013 by Modesta Willox I am going to be DJing a party for possibly 200 people Im curious if my pair of http://altoproaudio.com/products/ts112a will be powerful enough or will I need to rent a second pair or whatever else Ill need to get. | |
| Tera Baragan 25.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by brocklambert
The most badass set up I have used so far from me and my buddies renting is 4 tops like your original picture and 2 1200W subs. It can go louder then your ears personally will enjoy!@ |
| Harley Zitka 24.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by Luxuro
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| Modesta Willox 24.01.2013 | I am going to be DJing a party for possibly 200 people Im curious if my pair of http://altoproaudio.com/products/ts112a will be powerful enough or will I need to rent a second pair or whatever else Ill need to get. |
| Rena Estabrook 25.01.2013 | I read a lot of good reviews so far. Must stop by Guitar Center and hope there's a demo available. |
| Modesta Willox 25.01.2013 | Oh they are awesome and have a great sound, plus they were recommended by multiple people including an uncle of mine that has experience with live sound in a band setting. |
| Rena Estabrook 25.01.2013 | I never heard of Alto Pro until reading this thread. How do you like the build and sound quality? These fit my price range. |
| Tera Baragan 25.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by brocklambert
The most badass set up I have used so far from me and my buddies renting is 4 tops like your original picture and 2 1200W subs. It can go louder then your ears personally will enjoy!@ |
| Harley Zitka 24.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by Luxuro
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| Modesta Willox 24.01.2013 | Primarily a dance party and It'll be a mix of house, moombahton, hip-hop and a few other genres |
| Harley Zitka 24.01.2013 | What kind of music and what type of party? If it's just dinner music, you'll be fine... if it's music for dancing, you DEFINITELY need at least 1 subwoofer. Those speakers will have zero low end in a large room, especially once you get bodies in there. |
| Modesta Willox 25.01.2013 | So I'll probably rent a sub if possible and get some stands. I haven't been to the place yet but Im guessing its a bit smaller that a highschool cafeteria. It's at an American Legion if that helps, my friend works there so he is going to reserve the space |
| Mimi Mahaffee 24.01.2013 | it definatey has to do with what place ur going to play at. sure it will fill up a 80 sqm room. But if its more like a sportshall id definately put some subs in there aswell. remember that if the sound is bad your set will sound bad and you will be remembered for a bad set, so dont cheap out on the sound! |
| Lillia Datson 24.01.2013 | Im no expert, but id believe the size of the room your playing will be an important factor as well. Ive got a similar set up mate, and i found that just active speakers weren't quite 'filling' enough for whatever i was doing, as in they were loud but not at all warm, so i bought an active Sub to go with them for some extra rumble. As it stands ive got x2 400w speakers and a 1200w active sub (gained by accident when the company i bought it off mishipped me it. I originally wanted a 600w, but got that monster for the same price. I wasnt complaining!) and they fill a small hall/large bar type venue quite well. Again im no expert, but that works for me. |
| Lauretta Ehrhorn 24.01.2013 | Add a sub or 2. Also those tops are 400w continuous. You won't have much headroom for 200 people |
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