Sound System Test In The Middle Of Nowhere TS308 TS212S Ryobi RYI911LP
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this video, John Young takes a portable sound system for a walk, down a gravel road to do a sound test!! He is using two Alto Pro TS308 tops and an Alto Pro TS212S subwoofer. This system is being powered by the Ryobi RYI911LP 900 watt, 700 watt continuous propane generator and inverter.
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Nice! I wish he would have walked out away from the setup to see how well the sound carried.
Slick. That propane generator is genius. So quiet.
I have 2 TS310's but I use them for my band mostly. Some Spotify between sets. But I've been doing mostly acoustic gigs lately. 1 or 2 acoustic guitars and 1 or 2 vocal mics, through a Behringer Xenyx 1202 fx mixer. I dig it. Wish it had Bluetooth built-in. I use a Fishman Loudbox Mini Charge for remote places with no power. It has a nice rechargeable lithium ion battery, and if it dies, it comes with an adapter to recharge from your vehicle's 12v output jack.
This is exactly the set up I want.
I hope its a pure sign wave inverter.
It's nice to have a "nowhere" system. Have had quite a few opportunities to use mine. Pretty much the same setup, except my subs are Berhinger b1200d's. Those TS308 tops SCREAM!
That generator is so quiet. Amazing
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Nice quick setup
Not as cool as a Howie Box!!! :)
@@discjockeynews lol, thank you and thank you for telling the truth about the antiquated sales tactic of watts. It's true if I pumped 100 watts into my EV speakers with the Howie Box it would make your ears bleed
I'm impressed, I could barely hear the generator. Can you put a larger external tank on that ?
Yes.. I plan to use a 10 pound tank on it.. most common is the 20 pound tank they refer to in the info from Ryobi.. and one user puts a 250 gallon on one of these in a very remote location.
Will this power station or a Ecoflow Delta 2 be able to power up my Pioneer DJ controller ? Its a XDJ-XZ
ok thank you. i want to buy a battery power station but I am still a bit confused aboutv how many watts my speaker consumes. It says that it has a 1400w amp but in the back it says 75w. Could you help me?
The will never consume 1400 watts that would be incredible. Most powers speakers 12 or 15s top speakers will draw less than 100 watts . Now they have a speaker or are advertised as 2000 or 2500 watts power speakers but that is not that it consumes do not get co fuse. Buy a killowat reader n u will findout q
Propane generator. Never knew. I say run a nice UPS. Great video.
Do u mean a power station a ups is for backup power not running electronics for a long time
Be carful with those altos, I had 2 pairs any even if your not clipping the Amp the tweeters can blow easy. They sound great for price but quality isn’t great. I now have QSC which I can say is built 40 time better.
What model did you have? These 300 series have a bigger driver that previous models
All I can say is, if you send dirty sound to your system. They will kill tweeters or burn woofers. that is why they have 0db on the system, all systems... Make sure you have real quality sound files too. No UA-cam Rips either. I use Alto and the new TS315 paired with 2 TS318A. They sound great not even pushing them.
John, what unit did you use to measure the wattage?
A Kill-a-Watt
That's awesome!
30mW of power on my Android speaker without generator.. I hear you load and clearly...
Nice video thank you
I was thinking about using my Rockville RGB-12s Powered Sub with a (10”) top for a block party. I know it’s not going to shake the entire block but for the people who are close by and in front of my house will it produce decent bass?!
That was cool 😎
I have some question if u can please answer,how much cost and what model is this generator,how long can u play music with this,and is it bad for speakers,im not so good at english so it easier for me if anyone can write it down!
Thank you
Hi . Can i use Alto Ts-308 as home theater center speaker ! Thanks.
how many watts are each speaker consuming?
ver little.. not sure if I had a killawatt on that system.. but, it should be well under 300 watts draw at peak volume.
How long does it run consistently with that rig?
Hi, what song is it the one playing at minute 5:08?
Zombie Nation
@@discjockeynews thank you!!!
So I'm looking into these speakers - was debating, essentially, getting your setup here - but doubled - 2 subs, 4 tops - do you think that will be sufficient for a full band for most average events, fairs, midsized venues, etc?
YES!
TS308 are powered spkrs....why do you need a generator? Doesn't it run on battery when fully charged?
I think you have the concept of powered speaker wrong ..... do a video search of what is a powered speaker
@@black10kevin Kevin I ment Battery Powered Speakers. All you had to do was put one and one together and you would of realized what I asked.
@@DJ_Matnation but the TS308 are not battery powered .... so your one and one together equals five ... thats what I'm saying ... so you are misunderstanding what "Powered speaker" means.... thats why I said to search UA-cam powered speaker to get an understanding of what it is
@@black10kevin Kevin stop over analyzing.... I asked if they were battery powered that's all.
@@DJ_Matnation ok if that is what you were asking then the answer is no it doesn't run on batteries
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caught that about 30 seconds after I hit 'post'.. opps.. thanks!! :)
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