I am starting a dance class for 20 people, will this be loud enough? Room is 600 sq ft
514384
Probably not loud enough for you, but I cannot really answer because I only use wifi mode from my phone.
514385
Yes, it would be a great speaker for that application. I use it to play music from my iPhone all the time. Plug it into the wall, connect to your phone via Bluetooth and go. It's very simple. I move it room to room but usually have it in a 900 sq. ft. classroom. I can't imagine needing it to be any louder unless I were to use it outside. In that case, I will definitely buy a second one of these - you can pair your phone to one and pair the first speaker to a second via Bluetooth and have the entire thing set up wirelessly (other than power cables).
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For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts my 2 x 18" loudspeakers through a workout. For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts... » Read More For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts my 2 x 18" loudspeakers through a workout. « Show Less
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I would say if you are listening in a bedroom or study area and not trying to crank the volume, you should be fine. I use mine with multiple speakes in my study and get a full and dynamic sound out of floor speakers at pretty decent volume levels
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If you have a very large home theater then I would say great. This sub is a monster, I had a 4th of July party which turned into a block party and It never was turned up to full volume. I normally use it in my family room for Karaoke night but I have to turned the bass all the way down or it would be too much. I hope this gives you a general idea.
671753
Ummm.. It is defnitely loud enough for an apartment.. My apartment is just about 900 sqft.. But if you have huge spaces and you want the sound everywhere perhaps something additional will suit you..
40149
Absolutely. Very loud for the size of the unit. I have used this model in a 3000 square foot kitchen and it can be heard very well.
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Depends on what you are trying to do. I used mine for a wedding of 150 people and everyone though it was great. I have a friend who uses it as the speaker for his electric bass he plays in a dance band and it works just fine. If you have a 5000 sq. ft. room with 500 people you will need a sub. It may be only 200 watts rms and 1000watts peak, but outdoors cranked up, run by a line in from the headphone jack of a tablet, you can hear it clearly a block away. Use it in your living room and it will cause hearing damage.
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I forgot to include room size. I have used my sound dock in large rooms and the music was great. However, remember that wedding receptions tend to get a little loud to make sure that you take that into consideration.
493549
Yes it is loud enough... I had a party of about 75 and the volume wasn't turned up all the way and it projected very well. I got it for my daughter's 10th birthday but now we use it for everything. I love it
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We use ours in an outside bar and it is plenty loud enough. Not sure if you are wanting to use this just to play a song / songs during the ceremony (which should be fine) or wanting to use it for the reception party (def will not be sufficient). If just wanting to play some background music or a special song during the ceremony it should be fine.
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the tone is loud and clear, much like you would expect from a wind chime, but more resonant. I'm not sure if it would be loud enough for a 200 person room, the size and acoustics of the room will make a difference. But it works fine in a room full of noisy kindergardners.
948652
I think it may be a bit small for a room that size. We have it in a room just under 100 Sq ft. I would recommend the 60 inch unit.
457915
It has a speaker I am not sure if it is loud enough. It depends on the classroom size.
854361
Hello Imelda! I think they would accommodate a room full of 20 to 25 students. I haven't turned the volume up too loud but I would
1428641
I think there will be better options....Smallish room it's fine...wide open or large rooms? Great sound, but with lots of people there I think it would be less than what would be ultimately needed.
424286
I have two of these speakers. I used them for my home warming. I also use them for my fight parties. I live in a 3 story house so they are extremely loud. You don't have to worry about that.
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One other thought. If there is a Lowes or Home Depot near you with demonstration fans, run one with a similar Sone rating and then you can get a feel for how loud it will be. Best of luck. Stephen