I have this sub paired with the jbl srx815p and i gotta say there is so much head room with that top and this sub. I never come close to peaking or limiting even at a high spl level. If anyone is thinking of getting this sub I will highly recommend getting it.
First of all, thanks for the review 🙌🏾👍🏾 As a mobile dj, I loved the Ls801 from the first time i heard them yeeears ago, they're a bass lover dream come tru , i RENTED them a few times, i didn't Buy them bcuz of the same Cons you mentioned👉 (weigh, loading into transport challenges, etc..), but i think I'm going to get these new bad boys ES18P for all the PROS you mentioned. ( they're Still HEAVY, but more loading friendly, more handles... ) thanks again, i got all the info i need from your review
That's why I did it! I've used it about 8 times already and I LOVE it. I would recommend this thing to anyone in mobile looking for a powerful sub. It's so much easer to load in and out now, really happy with the changes.
Bryan Junior ... I’m going to look into these myself i like yorkville brand never used the powered stuff but i still have two passive yorkville LS1208 scoops that throw unbelievable bass havnt used them in forever since i went powered but i will never get rid of them love them so much so i can only imagine how these new subs sound wish i could find somewhere here in VA that demos them!
@@jrintegra have you done a comparison video yet between the two or are you just strictly using the new ES. Thanks for the video there are not many Yorkville es18p videos out there was wondering if you could do one I've been looking at these and comparing them to the ev e t x18. Any thoughts
drummerboy100jh ive been rockin the new ES every gig. Its so much more forgiving and cleaner especially in smaller wedding venues. I sold off two of my ls801’s after getting the ES. Ill never look back! As far as comparing this sub to any other mobile sub.. there really is no comparison. You’ll need two of most any other if not any other mobile sub out there to output comparable low end from one of these. We have two RCF subs and they are super clean, punchy but when it comes to rock your face off bass... Yorkville is in a class of it’s own!
@@djhollywood3753 you wont be disappointed! one of my local venues has these. Played these with on a pioneer controller for (dj) and Big Daddy Kane came through and performed using his flash drive for his tracks. You can feel these at least 30 feet away. I was really impressed!
Great Review, I purchased my Yorkville ES18P and while I was torn between the LS801 and ES18. All that kept going through my mind was the point that you made about the ergonomic aspect of it. The ES18 sounds amazing! and it fits in my mini van with the rest of the equipment. For me that was the deal breaker.I don't think you lose any performance compared to the LS801. I took a chance and so far I'm very pleased with the outcome.
Hey Bryan...Can you make a video on how you load the ES18P into your van. I am considering selling my QSCs to get this subs however my biggest fear has always been loading and handling it. So once again can you please make a video of how you load this subwoofer into you van. I will really appreciate it. Thanks
The Ls801 sound good when you pair em with ls2100. I think Yorkville purposely did that for a reason. Ig the ls2100 is supposed to be the lowend and the ls801 is supposed to be the hard-hitting punch
remember to eq ls801 for best performance. don't think of using it for live band unless you add the ls2100 with it simply because the ls801 doesn't go low enough and play lower notes efficiently as the ls2100s.
Good honest review I herd that they are muddy but hit hard things are huge these are popular but I am leaning more towards fbt or RCF I just have to here them I use a cerwin Vega cva 118 rite now
the old ones were super muddy. This es sounds sooo good. We have 2 RCFS. they sound fantastic, just not enough umph when you really need that BASS. 2 of those RCFs still don't put out what one Yorky does. I run RCF HD32A tops with my York sub. great combo
@@MeditationMelodiessounds have u done a side by side? I have the RCF 8004 too but am shopping for next subs curious to find someone who has done side by side comparison.
I haven’t but used them in the same room on diff dates, the RCF was lauder and lower but for the price you can’t beat the Yorkis and its also a lot heavier than the RCF.
The new ES is slightly more powerful however it's also much cleaner. The bass is a lot tighter and punchier than before. Does not have that sloppy sound the LS series always had. I'm loving it!
TOPCHOICEDJSELECT Monoblend will take two stereo inputs and blend them together to create one mono output. Its unecessary really for most mobile applications.
TOPCHOICEDJSELECT for weddings a such you’ll never really notice it. I run mono all the time and you’re not missing much. Maybe in a live sound application you would want to run it but I personally don’t see the point.
TOPCHOICEDJSELECT thats where mono comes in. Pick a side and run your xrl out to the subs solo input. You’ll be a-ok. Todays music isn’t recorded the way stuff was back in the day. Years ago it was common to have separation on l/r channels (the beatles for example were big on this). Most club or dancy music you will play (and even most older stuff for that matter) will sound just fine mono and you’ll never notice. If it were tops it would be a different story. You can also set your serato software to output mono taking it further where all channels are sent in true mono.
Bryan Junior1 second agoHits harder than the LS series, but it's much, much cleaner. The bass is a lot tighter and punchier than before. Does not have that sloppy sound the LS series always had. I'm loving it!
@@billsmith361 you're correct, however those brands you mentioned are way more expensive than Yorkville and IMO would not be considered as prosumer products. They are more like concert/festival grade products.
rcf are incredible. they are clean, precise sound. But.. it would take probably 3-4 of them to equal the output of one of these Yorkvilles. 2100 is a monster for bass but a nightmare if you're using it for mobile, plus very dirty sound. id get two of these imo.
Yea thanks for the video about these subs. I would love to hear them.
Fantastic review, thanks for sharing!
OMG need four of these
Awesome review thanks
I have this sub paired with the jbl srx815p and i gotta say there is so much head room with that top and this sub. I never come close to peaking or limiting even at a high spl level. If anyone is thinking of getting this sub I will highly recommend getting it.
First of all, thanks for the review 🙌🏾👍🏾
As a mobile dj, I loved the Ls801 from the first time i heard them yeeears ago, they're a bass lover dream come tru , i RENTED them a few times, i didn't Buy them bcuz of the same Cons you mentioned👉 (weigh, loading into transport challenges, etc..), but i think I'm going to get these new bad boys ES18P for all the PROS you mentioned. ( they're Still HEAVY, but more loading friendly, more handles... )
thanks again, i got all the info i need from your review
That's why I did it! I've used it about 8 times already and I LOVE it. I would recommend this thing to anyone in mobile looking for a powerful sub. It's so much easer to load in and out now, really happy with the changes.
Bryan Junior ... I’m going to look into these myself i like yorkville brand never used the powered stuff but i still have two passive yorkville LS1208 scoops that throw unbelievable bass havnt used them in forever since i went powered but i will never get rid of them love them so much so i can only imagine how these new subs sound wish i could find somewhere here in VA that demos them!
@@jrintegra have you done a comparison video yet between the two or are you just strictly using the new ES. Thanks for the video there are not many Yorkville es18p videos out there was wondering if you could do one I've been looking at these and comparing them to the ev e t x18. Any thoughts
drummerboy100jh ive been rockin the new ES every gig. Its so much more forgiving and cleaner especially in smaller wedding venues. I sold off two of my ls801’s after getting the ES. Ill never look back! As far as comparing this sub to any other mobile sub.. there really is no comparison. You’ll need two of most any other if not any other mobile sub out there to output comparable low end from one of these. We have two RCF subs and they are super clean, punchy but when it comes to rock your face off bass... Yorkville is in a class of it’s own!
@@djhollywood3753 you wont be disappointed! one of my local venues has these. Played these with on a pioneer controller for (dj) and Big
Daddy Kane came through and performed using his flash drive for his tracks. You can feel these at least 30 feet away. I was really impressed!
ES18p looks great, I’ll take 2 or 4!
Great Review, I purchased my Yorkville ES18P and while I was torn between the LS801 and ES18. All that kept going through my mind was the point that you made about the ergonomic aspect of it.
The ES18 sounds amazing! and it fits in my mini van with the rest of the equipment. For me that was the deal breaker.I don't think you lose any performance compared to the LS801. I took a chance and so far I'm very pleased with the outcome.
I'm sure by now you're already realizing you made a great choice!
Your a strong man
Hey Bryan...Can you make a video on how you load the ES18P into your van. I am considering selling my QSCs to get this subs however my biggest fear has always been loading and handling it. So once again can you please make a video of how you load this subwoofer into you van. I will really appreciate it. Thanks
They carry the same Yorkville 7420 woofer or something different?
Can you do synergy series review?
Hey bro, I am a little curious about the yorkville es18p. On the amp it's a temp clip light. I would like to know what it's for .
Note, the new batch of the LS801's doesn't come carpeted. It's the same finish as the ES18's.
Have you compared these with the PSA1s or PSA2s? curious to know the difference in performance
The Ls801 sound good when you pair em with ls2100. I think Yorkville purposely did that for a reason. Ig the ls2100 is supposed to be the lowend and the ls801 is supposed to be the hard-hitting punch
remember to eq ls801 for best performance. don't think of using it for live band unless you add the ls2100 with it simply because the ls801 doesn't go low enough and play lower notes efficiently as the ls2100s.
I wonder which go harder these or the new QSC KS 118 great video man thanks
You would need two or three of the KS118 to compare with the ES18P. No joke
@@tima582 wrong
@@djgazaaka5000 back to back test. Not wrong 😉
@@tima582 lol 😂 I think you right, sorry 😂😂😂
nice video man! hows the limite on these es18p do these limit early or at high volumes alot or can they handle it? thanks
These subs are practically impossible to clip, sometimes they could limit but that's fine, because they are undestructable
Good honest review I herd that they are muddy but hit hard things are huge these are popular but I am leaning more towards fbt or RCF I just have to here them I use a cerwin Vega cva 118 rite now
the old ones were super muddy. This es sounds sooo good. We have 2 RCFS. they sound fantastic, just not enough umph when you really need that BASS. 2 of those RCFs still don't put out what one Yorky does. I run RCF HD32A tops with my York sub. great combo
what RCF subs you got? I have the 8004 and it hits harder than the yorkies.
@@jrintegra which RCF subs do u have?
@@MeditationMelodiessounds have u done a side by side? I have the RCF 8004 too but am shopping for next subs curious to find someone who has done side by side comparison.
I haven’t
but used them in the same room on diff dates, the RCF was lauder and lower but for the price
you can’t beat the Yorkis and its also a lot heavier than the RCF.
I want an ls801p :(
Hi. But it is time for the rigor test. Which one does the bass feel the most? Can you make that comparison?
The new ES is slightly more powerful however it's also much cleaner. The bass is a lot tighter and punchier than before. Does not have that sloppy sound the LS series always had. I'm loving it!
You can't go wrong with either model.
With the new model,why look at the older one? it's deeper,smoother and slightly more powerful...this one you can handle by your self easily.
Deejay Core ... And don’t forget it looks soooo much more sexier then the old one to😂
I'm looking to pick this sub up, thanks to your video! I took a look at the back of it. Do you know why there are two inputs? What is the mono blend?
TOPCHOICEDJSELECT Monoblend will take two stereo inputs and blend them together to create one mono output. Its unecessary really for most mobile applications.
Bryan DJ JUNIOR ok cool. Im a bit confused tho. Why would it be unnecessary?
TOPCHOICEDJSELECT for weddings a such you’ll never really notice it. I run mono all the time and you’re not missing much. Maybe in a live sound application you would want to run it but I personally don’t see the point.
Bryan DJ JUNIOR ok, last question how are you connecting two tops and one sub? Still unclear on the back of the yorkville. I only run stereo.
TOPCHOICEDJSELECT thats where mono comes in. Pick a side and run your xrl out to the subs solo input. You’ll be a-ok. Todays music isn’t recorded the way stuff was back in the day. Years ago it was common to have separation on l/r channels (the beatles for example were big on this). Most club or dancy music you will play (and even most older stuff for that matter) will sound just fine mono and you’ll never notice. If it were tops it would be a different story. You can also set your serato software to output mono taking it further where all channels are sent in true mono.
wat about the sound performance? way more important than ergonomics
Bryan Junior1 second agoHits harder than the LS series, but it's much, much cleaner. The bass is a lot tighter and punchier than before. Does not have that sloppy sound the LS series always had. I'm loving it!
Can you tell us .....size out
I think so far BassBoss is the only real Yorkville competitor out there but they are almost twice the price of 1 Yorkville
JTR, Danley, Meyer are also worth looking into. I have a pair of the LS2100p's. they are a beast.
@@billsmith361 you're correct, however those brands you mentioned are way more expensive than Yorkville and IMO would not be considered as prosumer products. They are more like concert/festival grade products.
Sound Quality is key
How does it compare to the rcf 8003 as.. also would ypu recommend 2 of these or 1 ls2100pb
rcf are incredible. they are clean, precise sound. But.. it would take probably 3-4 of them to equal the output of one of these Yorkvilles. 2100 is a monster for bass but a nightmare if you're using it for mobile, plus very dirty sound. id get two of these imo.
Bryan DJ JUNIOR I agree rcf 8003 mk2 sound great but Clíp incredibly fast!!!
The fbt 100 sa is more powerful then the Yorkville but it's $3000
Ls2100pb ? Have you heard those
If you want to blow the roof off, then by all means get them !
yes, just not practical for mobile use by any means lol.
I own them. They are crazy af.
Dj Basa Can you run 2 of the 21’s on one circuit? I’m having a hard time finding info on them
CAN YOU NOT SEE YOUR CAMERA VIEW
is anyone selling a Ls801?
Me
1 Danley th118 will hold 10,500 that would kick 20 of this thing
Phat Boyz Band yes but not comparible in the sense that is a passive sub. For self powered yorkville all the way!
Danley is also power model
Actually that's very debatable dude, this thing could hold its ground vs Danley
Its super heavy