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The ES1203 hands down, the EVOX is good and does a great job too, but the ES1203 just nails it ...

Correct, power con is a lower current connector and not water tight , the TruCon is somewhat water tight and higher current. and BTW not interchangeable

I would do the NXL24 and subs...get some low end for your events

We would have to get an order for those cabinets to do a video and we have not had any interest locally in them as of yet. Not that it won't happen, but they are a more specialized speaker

Also! I want to try to use a separate sub like a rcf 905 to be able to get a more full range system sound

You will get more out of separate subs, issues with coverage will be anyone or thing blocking the sound from the speakers. if you have a good size crowd in front of the speakers, coverage is going to be reduced. It does take some distance for a wave to develop for the low end and you are going to notice more low end 20 feet out from them than right in front of them as well. As we have said , the LF is not a subwoofer but doing double duty as a low frequency driver and quasi sub low end. If you use the separate subs with a cross over around 90hz as found on the RCF subs, like 7 series and 9 series, you will be able to run the J8's a bit harder without clipping or destroying them.

The 7 series subs or the 905 will work well with the J8, use the built in crossover on the sub to the J8 and can run the J8 harder without clipping. Set at 90Hz for the crossover on the subwoofer output.

You will get a bit more low end from the ES503, but you will need a pair of them, also look at the ES802's they are a mono box, vs. "stereo" box of the ES503. Overall we have used ES503 for 200 peeps and works well and that was a live band. If you find you need more low end , add a dedicated subwoofer to the system. With the SYA you are going to need subs for low end duty. The ES boxes are low frequency drivers and a quasi sub configuration, but not a true subwoofer per se. We still have a pair of the ES503 we use and still going strong. If you do need blue tooth, get a good blue tooth receiver. Alto PRO makes some that plug in to speakers with XLR connections and can be paired to Stereo signal.

​@@trinityprosound thank you for your comeback. Finally, I had the chance to come across 2X almost new RCF 715 Mk2 speakers + the RCF cover + the feet ... at half price. I bought a small mixer T-Mix 201 for the blutooth and power I hope I have not made a mistake !!!!

The 715s are great speakers...not familiar with the T-Mix here in the US. Just be carful to not red line them with the limiters coming on, you will need a subwoofer for low end for DJ work.

@@trinityprosound THx for All my Friend.

The NXL44 top will out run the 905 really quick, you will need like 8004 or 8006 sub with that top box and the 3 x 10" drivers in it...

Yes the ART712 would pair up really well with the 905 sub. For a 15" it does have a lot of get up and go ! Everyone that has purchased the 905 is quite amazed that it is a 15" subwoofer.

we just answered in other comment to you..

I think you will be pleased with the ES1203's and ES1002's

Yes, the top box really has fantastic directional output with the column of speakers. The lows start to fall off around 50 feet out, but the top box is quite amazing for coverage.

Yes, a pair of those would work for that, spread them apart 100 feet and should have good coverage and output

Yes, we direct boxed it to the mixer or had their amp out direct to the mixer, no mic'n bass ever for us...

How big of an event are you needing to cover, that will depend on our recommendations ..

What is you application for the speakers, how are you using them DJ or live music ?

we don't get much call for those speakers...

Go with the TT25, the NXL44 are heavy and large IMO

yes those are somewhat the same design in speakers, but there is a difference between them with power, construction, weight and tonality

TT22 is 12" and NX45 is 15" LF drivers so yes big difference and the NX45 has a HUGE HF driver and lower crossover point. All the TT line has premium amps, DSP and drivers as well as the best cabinet construction.

@@trinityprosound Ok thx. i meen NX35 ! :) but is there a big diverts in sound ? in tt22a mk2 and the nx35, i have now 8004 under it , but i look at the 8003, it have that dsp, looks like the TT serie , is the 8003 a update? or is that no good ?

The TT22 is a better box and different drivers, so yes it is going to sound different. the NX32 is a great speaker, just that the TT's are a better all around speaker, but more costly too. I really don't think you are going to hear a HUGE difference between the TT22 and NX32 with subs coupled to them, either 8003 or 8004 , the 8003 is a new design than the 8004. 8003 and 8004 have similar output max SPL within a few dB. Power is only 150 watts difference.

8003 is great, updated DSP and control, a wee less power but a new design overall.

Just RCF driver in it, the amps are all dB Tech.

@@trinityprosound yeah but I the drivers are rcf that's what matters sound similar to the sub series from rcf just less powerful. Overall the design of the cabinet is better!

yes, the S30 is a more punchy design a more rock box, than the 8006 from RCF

all wood, no plastic on the S30 or the 8006, all multi layer birch plywood on both.

you can but the 8 T4 per side will out run a single S30 per side, would recommend 2 per side for that system.

Yes for B Hype that will be more than enough for a house party

@@trinityprosound thank you!!!

131 for the 24, and 134 for the 44, but the 44 is huge and heavy speaker sounds good but a tough one to lug around compared to the NXL24

the J8 would be my recommendation it is lighter and has all same amp and speakers as EVOX 8 just in a plastic enclosure and sounds great.The CS1000 is good but IMO the j8 is the winner for tonality

No they do not , would have to be a huge battery and that would drive up cost and weight. db Tech makes a battery powered speaker ,but the battery can go fast if you are driving the speaker hard...they are great(battery speakers) for talking heads where power is not available.

Get the 905AS2 you will like it much better and has a ton of power, we have sold a lot of the 905 and people can't believe the output of the 905AS2

In fact it was the 905 AS (MK1). I took it, waiting finally for a pair of HD 12-A MKIV

about the same, ES1203 has better low end IMO

www.rcf.it/en_US/products/product-detail/evox-12/234082

@@trinityprosound Спасибо. А какие модеди динамиков ? 4" & 15" Напишите модель.

они не публикуют номер модели динамиков в коробках via google translate

We did not do one for the EVOLVE 50, was not worth our time, EVOX is so much better

I would go with the HDM45's if you can swing it ... amazing sound, my next choice would be the HD35's for live band ... the lower crossover point of the HDM45 is smooth and for vocals allows to really punch thru.

about the same, look at the specs on their websites...better low end from the ES1002 IMO

The NX45 is good, nice wooden box. Go listen to the HDM45 and NX45, for the money can't beat either of those, but the HDM has more power ... not sure you are going to hear a big difference between the T25 V1 and V2 , other than DSP is more refined. I was very impressed with the HDM45 and power of it.

For vocals the 12" LF driver IMO would be better choice. 15" is going to have more low end, but you will still need a sub for freq. below 100hz

No schematics will ever be provided, that is proprietary information from the MFR

Probably not as big or large of a number you think, since it is not doing SUBWOOFER duty, the xmax does not have to be that great in a 2 way box.

Thank you for your video was a great in depth video

thanks for watching

there are screws that go into the grille on the top and bottom or sides of the speaker, the grille is held in by rubber grommets thru the screw holes, it will come out once all the threaded screws are out of the grille with a wee bit of effort, just use a small hook of some type to help it out

the newer SUB8003 would be great or the 8004, lots of power in either one of those

between the 8003 and 8004 what is better? what are the differences?

also how many people could i be able to run with that system?

better DSP on the 8003, newer design. are you a DJ or live band for that system... ?

iam a dj

Yes, we used db tech ES503 and EVOX 8s for a church of 200 and ran the entire band thru them ... the wide dispersion of the evox 12 will amaze you, don't waste your money on the QSC OR EV speakers.

the opera line is ok as well as the comparable Alto TS210 , we have used both and no issues with either when used correctly, but they are a 10" speaker with limited output , it depends on what you are going to use them for ????

The S30 does not go as low IMO but it rocks and has more SPL and power than 8006

sorry i just saw description

for voice and speech yes, would be pushing it for live band, for DJ no, that would not work very well for 300 people

The ES1203 has more low end IMO. I dont think they are going to do much more with built in mixers, they can only do so much that is marketable to the masses and a system with a bigger mixer and more ability would not market well to all areas and at that point a dedicated mixer would be in order for a small band.

Yes, just less power to the tops vs. the ES1203 and you can't split the speakers out. But the same sound and output would be realized.

@@trinityprosound hi thanks for the reply it's just the specs for the 1002 and 1203 appear to be different both in frequency and SPL which is strange as understood the only difference was split top box and dsp ?

only due to more power to the tops of the es1203, same drivers in both systems , same DSP as well.

@@trinityprosound I was going to add the 1002 to my 1203 but the sub frequency differs so I'm concerned the coupling effect would suffer, the low frequency are different I'm sure

No need to worry on that , the two will sound so close you won't really notice, they are really the same except for the power amplifier/mixer that the ES1203 uses vs. the 1002.