Is it possible to "blow out" this speaker by playing it too loud and/or with custom eq?
1542647
I bought this for my daughter for Christmas and she plays it with the volume all the way up everyday and we havent had any issues.
1542648
If you pre-amp it you could hurt it. This is not designed for super high volume just nice normal levels.
1542649
I bought this for my daughter for Christmas and she plays the volume all the way up and we havent had any issues.
2247050
The only solution i found was to put a bit of electrical tape on the holes on the top of the unit, it muffles the sound a bit. But it is still too loud for my tastes.
356042
No, the custom EQ has: bass level - mid level - treeble level, think it needed an external equalizer for more options of EQ the sound.
1175738
There is an input to bypass the amp called "speaker level input" but that would really take away the nice part of this speaker. I would try to get a line level output from the mixer if possible and use the subs power
1120932
Yes unless your input say a computer is turned up louder than they can compensate for. Over all great eq. For the price.
1907209
Yes. And it will not compensate on its own, But it is far better to have more power than not enough. You will blow a speaker faster by under powering than over powering. Less power =more distortion at volume =unhappy speaker. Hope this helps.
1277268
I had a similar problem. All you can do is cut the wires and splice in 4 meters worth of speaker cable. It's what I did, and i did not notice any loss of fidelity.
346443
Sorry, I can't help you there. I have not experienced such a problem. Sounds to me like you have a bad unit. I use my "mini" to do small group gigs. I hook it on my waist and it adds that little boost to carry the sound. I have never tried to play it at a loud setting. Frankly, I'd send it back and get another one to replace it. I still like my Danelectro.
1040967
Yes you can. On the speaker there is a dial to adjust the amount of bass the subwoofer output. You can just turn that down to zero or low enough so the sub isn't pumping out room shattering bass. Sound quality does take a small dive, but not by much. Hope that helps.
1987972
You can but I wouldn't suggest it. It's got a ridiculous amount of feedback and will blow out. Spend a bit more and get a behringer pa speaker
1362649
Yes. There is a custom EQ. Ranges are 80, 250, 1k, 4k, 13k HZ. With DB +12 to -12.
643439
Yes you can, and I am doing so myself. There is a Sub Out Channel with its own connections and Volume Control on this Amp.Be careful, this amp alone has at 8ohms, according to my Meters a Min., of 300watts RMS, it cranks out some power. Just remember this, and watch your Volume settings on the Sub Channel before turning it on to test it. Also, a must do, red to red, black to black. Mixing those 2 (positive & negative), will blow up your Amp. Also, there is a Prc-Pro out channel in the back, which is cross bridged with the Sub Channels. This is handy for the High End EQ's. Hope this helps you. Jim
424287
Yes but turn the bass down a little or it will distort, other than that its way loud
2269809
Sure if you want your speakers blown, This unit shorts out quite often. When I bought mine, It blew my speakers and it wouldn't even stay on. This is NOT a product you should buy.
547490
You can change it. But automatic settings may have seen it as big because for the size this speaker has lots of bass/ sounds big/ plays as low if not as loudly as many 8" woofers.
478611
Learn how to use a eq. I bought this for a club install. Great if you like bad sound it cut out all the frequencies you don't want to lose.
2207794
No, this dock only has volume adjustments for its well balanced sound. You might be able to adjust the EQ on your device. Otherwise, maybe consider a larger speaker dock or one from a company known for bass heavy sound, like Beats.