Alphasonik 15" Portable Rechargeable Battery Powered 1500W PRO DJ Amplified Loud Speaker with 2 Wireless Microphones Echo Bluetooth USB SD Card AUX MP3 FM Radio PA System LED Ring Karaoke Tripod Stand

I was in need of a sub and some speakers until I could finish my in-wall speaker setup. For the money, this is as good as it gets. It is hard to believe that they can produce so much sound for such a small set of speakers. When you hear the dialog in movies, you will be able to hear it without blowing your eardrums out during action scenes because the center channel offers more tuning. A surprising amount of bass is delivered by the subwoofer. Nevertheless, it can get muddy if you turn the volume up too high because the ports are so large. My mixer has to be kept pretty low to make things sound good and stay crisp. It took me a while to find the most popular stand from Amazon for the rear speakers. Trial and error was used to get the right combination of parts for these speakers, but it worked fine for them. The sub is very good value for money. I would recommend it to anyone who is not an audiophile and needs something on a budget. Please see the two pictures below showing my setup and the rear of the sub. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. By marking this review, you are letting me know if it was helpful.

Alanna McKay

| Oct 02, 2020

It is a great concept to have a speaker like this! I really liked this portable speaker because it has Bluetooth, built-in microphones, remote control, and a speaker stand! This is exactly what I needed! I work as a DJ about 50 to 60 hours a week The number of wedding ceremonies per year is 60. There are times when the ceremony site and cocktail hour site are located far from each other. It is often necessary for me to have a speaker and microphone at ceremonies. Because it would be light and easy to use, it would be perfect for ceremonies. The wires would not be needed. My next wedding was going to be held at this speaker, so I was pretty excited about it. In other words, I took the new device out and tested every feature when it arrived. The events that followed are detailed below. The first thing I unwrapped was the speaker stand. It's about three feet tall, and I'd say it's made of wood A person standing 4 feet (1 meter) tall. Honestly, that is a horrible thing to do. In its original position, the speaker had a height of about 5 feet A little more than 5 meters). The sound will travel farther out in the open if you don't block it. The sound will be provided by almost everything on planet earth as long as it has a 5 foot clearance. If the speaker has enough power to project, then it should sound good. Later on, we will talk about that. It started right up as soon as I turned the speaker on once I had it mounted. My phone has a built in FM receiver and I was able to tune into a local station clearly with it. Once I switched on the Bluetooth, I was able to stream music from my iPad without any issues. Neither of the signal sources had a significant delay or a distorted signal. The volume was slowly increased so that I could see how loud it was. There was a lack of excitement from the beginning to the end. Despite the fact that this little device has no projection power, the sound quality was good. If there are 50 or more people in the way of this speaker, you will not be able to hear it outdoors, on a beach. It certainly cannot sound a room with 100 or more people mingling during a cocktail hour if you have 100 or more of them in there. I thought it might be ok to use this speaker for smaller weddings due to the hopeful nature of the situation. I didn't even know what microphones were until I tried them. It is immediately apparent the built-in wireless mics ares cheaply made and not very durable as soon as you pull them out. In addition, you will find that they are still using 9v batteries instead of double A or lithium rechargeable batteries to power their microphones. I found the power switches very flimsy and suggest an older wireless microphone technology you might find in old equipment from Radio Shack. There is a great deal of sensitivity with these microphones. In order to record any sound, the mics basically have to be placed on your lips, which wrecks the idea of an officiant ever being able to use the tech. The mics don't pick up the signal if you hold them more than 2 or 3 inches away. It seems that the only thing good about the microphones is that they have a reverb feature that works As a result, this speaker will never cut it as a professional speaker. If you are having karaoke parties for 2 or 3 people, then I recommend this speaker to teenagers who think they are good singers.

Hezekiah Nelson

| Nov 14, 2020

If the subwoofer is sold alone for $110, this leaves these speakers at about $40 or $7 for the front speakers, $7 for the surrounds, and $12 for the center It actually isn't too bad for a speaker of this price range, getting really low in the frequency range. I also liked the fact that it had some control and did not While it lacks features like a phase switch, a phase switch can help in situations where you can't put the sub in an optimal spot as a result of standing waves. The wireless receiver does not have an output for subwoofers or an adjustable crossover option, so it cannot be used with receivers that don't offer subwoofer inputs. The subwoofer has to be used with a receiver that is compatible with home theater. Using the right receiver, this subwoofer produces a very nice sound.

These speakers sound really good for their size and price. There are no annoying anomalies and the tonal characteristic is really nice. I'm very impressed with how good and loud the speakers are despite their modest price tag. In terms of soundstage, however, they give up a little, but considering the small size of the speakers, it's not a big deal. I think the imaging is not as good as my Infinity tower speakers or my Infinity bookshelf speakers, but those speakers are much larger and far more expensive. The output sound pressure level is not as high as larger bookshelf speakers but loud enough for the bedroom. In general, the sound does get compressed at extremely loud levels, but then again, what do you The woofer measures 5" in diameter, making it smaller than the cone tweeters of old. It is a bargain to buy this speaker system at such a cheap price and with such a high level of My Klipsch Promedia 2 was broken, so I had to get another one. Here is a comparison of the system I've been using on my bedroom TV. Klipsch Promedia 2 speakers are more expensive than Yamaha speakers, so we bought these. In terms of home theater and music listening, 1 sounds good for a computer, but not well enough for home theater or a computer. I have never been a fan of those Klipsch speakers because their sound is so shouty and becomes bothersome after extended The Yamaha subwoofer does not have near the output the Kicker subwoofer does, but they sell a smaller version that has the same volume. Sub 5, 5a. 2. That Powered it. The Yamaha 5 System cost $150 in the early 80s, so the Yamaha 1 System is still pretty reasonable. The value of one surround sound system with much better sound quality is great. It is also a good deal for 10 dollars to get the Amazon basics 100' 16 gauge speaker wire. The price of cheap 100' 16 gauge wire usually varies between $20 and $99, if not more.

Malcolm IQBAL

| Oct 29, 2020