Hi Rick, I figured I'd give an update on the product since I've owned 2 of these system for about 5 to 6 months and have used it in about 6 events now. Man, these things are AWESOME!!!! It saves me so much time setting up and tearing down. I just used it in an outdoor event this past weekend. One of the speakers was over 200 feet through a couple walls. I posted a video. Sorry, it's my first video attempt...so, not the best but, it gets the point across to anyone who is interested.
Hey Rick, Thanks for the shout out. Got my JBL PRX-635 and JBL PRX618S-XLF. Very sweet system. Too bad I wasn't home when they tried to deliver that wireless system. I'm very excited to try it out. A lot of my DJ friends are very interested in picking one of these sets up. Great video! You Guys are great! Thanks, Bert
Ok, I tested the wireless kit. Works Great! I would definitely recommend it. I tried both directly from my DJ console and then as you showed from output from the speaker. Both ways works very nicely. My console and directly connected speaker was in the garage and satellite speaker was in the house. I didn't recognize any loss of fidelity. I can't wait to test these puppies out on Saturday. (BTW, I was using the JBL PRX-635s to test)
@agiprodj I'll be using the PRX-600s for a Children's Hospital fundraiser this Saturday for 200+ people.....and testing the wireless speaker setup as well. I'll try and do a video so that people can get a sense of how it works and any tweaking that I'll need to do for the event. Although I purchased 2 sets of the wireless system, I'll probably one have 1 set for the event and so will be daisy chaining the second satellite speaker.
The mic plug-on transmitter has just a range of 80-18000Hz (the body pack in line "mode" does 25-18000Hz), the KW 122 can produce 53-18000Hz. So the plug-on cuts the music? PS: Thank you very much for figured this system out. I would love to order from you, but I live in switzerland (to far if something broke or so). If you guy where in europe I love to be your costomer!
@djphattraxx Yep, 7-9 hours on average, or about 2 events. We prefer to toss then anyway when they get under 50% power. Yes batteries are expensive, but we can all charge an extra $4 per event to cover it. :) Thanks for watching!
Rick --- THANK YOU. I just came across your videos. I was just at a venue where they are asking me to have six speakers for the ceremony as well as one outside for the cocktail hour. Seems a bit much, but I wanted to honor the request. Cable nightmare, so I looked into connecting speakers via remote. You answered that question. So my question here is I want to run seven speakers together. What would the purchase look like?
Hey Rick, Just got my order for the larger set (2 transmitters and 1 receiver). I haven't tested it yet but, I can say I'm very surprised at the quality. These things are very solid! I hope to be able to test them a little later tonight. let me know when the other set comes in stock and when you ship that as well.
@SWATPhantom Yes & no. There are lots of other things to consider, such as the quality of the system you're using, how it's designed, what cables & adapters you use, and how you set up the sensitivity & gain settings.
@WindyCityMix Garbage in always equals garbage out. If the signal wasn't good, I would never daisy chain the second speaker. But whatever is coming into the first remote speaker, that gets sent identically to the second that you daisy chain (as you know). If the two speakers were in the same general venue space, I'd really prefer to use 2 separate receivers. That way if one goes down, you're saved by the other one. Backup & redundancy are everything.
Thanks for explaining, One quick question. Now if I use one reciever and daisy chain another speaker....will that be good quality sound/will loose sound v.s. having both speakers with their own receivers? Which would you suggest?
Hi Rick, I have a question for you - I have 4 x Bose S1 speakers and want to go totally wireless to all 4 speakers. Can this be done? I am looking at the Sennheiser XSW-D which use 2.4ghz or the units you are showing. Can I go directly out of the mixer using a transmitter (mono output) and then to speaker 1 through to 4. If it can be done, I presume I would use a transmitter from the mixer and then transmitter and receiver on speakers 1 to 3 and then a receiver on speaker 4? or a transmitter on the mixer with 4 receivers on each speaker?
alto stealth system seems so much simpler and user friendly...and pocket friendly. im not knocking what you sell but it seems that using this method runs so much more and not something everyone can purchase because of a budget.one question i have is can you plug that into the subs then go from subs into the tops or would you need a receiver for every speaker.....i have two 18 subs and two 15 tops all powered. what would i spend???
Yep, the Alto system is really simple. I have it. It also sucks. It’s not reliable, requires line of sight, with no range. I use it for personal Halloween setups and nothing professional. The Sennheiser system is the way to go.
On the QSC K12, once you hooked these up do you change the Selector of the receiving speaker to “Mic” or do you keep it to “Line”? Or do you put both speakers(transmitter & Receiver) to “Mic/ Line”? I noticed the sound gets louder when I put it on “Mic”. Is that bad if I leave it there? Will it ruin the speaker if I leave it there for a long time?
Hey Christian! I have the system as well and just bought the CL2 XLR for the line out. All I am missing are the correct settings for the AF/RF on each unit. If you happen to know the settings and can share them that would be great! Sennheiser CL 2 www.amazon.com/dp/B003LRYUBE?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
@bertblank Thanks for making everyone jealous Bert. Maybe you should do the PRX600 series overview! We're still waiting for our demos :( For those of you that don't know, this is the Bert that we referred to in the video. djbythebay dotcom.
Apologies for not clarifying - the packs come with XLR Cables that you can connect to the outputs of an mixer or controller with XLR output - optional 1/4" cables are available. Please call if you have further questions 866-776-6499
Hi Rick,
I figured I'd give an update on the product since I've owned 2 of these system for about 5 to 6 months and have used it in about 6 events now. Man, these things are AWESOME!!!! It saves me so much time setting up and tearing down. I just used it in an outdoor event this past weekend. One of the speakers was over 200 feet through a couple walls. I posted a video. Sorry, it's my first video attempt...so, not the best but, it gets the point across to anyone who is interested.
Hey Rick,
Thanks for the shout out. Got my JBL PRX-635 and JBL PRX618S-XLF. Very sweet system. Too bad I wasn't home when they tried to deliver that wireless system. I'm very excited to try it out. A lot of my DJ friends are very interested in picking one of these sets up. Great video! You Guys are great!
Thanks, Bert
Ok, I tested the wireless kit. Works Great! I would definitely recommend it. I tried both directly from my DJ console and then as you showed from output from the speaker. Both ways works very nicely. My console and directly connected speaker was in the garage and satellite speaker was in the house. I didn't recognize any loss of fidelity. I can't wait to test these puppies out on Saturday. (BTW, I was using the JBL PRX-635s to test)
Thanks for the info! The quality of this video is a lot better then the previous btw!
@SonidoXtreme its an XLR plug so you can plug this on everything that has an XLR plug even a recorder if it has an XLR input
@agiprodj I'll be using the PRX-600s for a Children's Hospital fundraiser this Saturday for 200+ people.....and testing the wireless speaker setup as well. I'll try and do a video so that people can get a sense of how it works and any tweaking that I'll need to do for the event. Although I purchased 2 sets of the wireless system, I'll probably one have 1 set for the event and so will be daisy chaining the second satellite speaker.
The mic plug-on transmitter has just a range of 80-18000Hz (the body pack in line "mode" does 25-18000Hz), the KW 122 can produce 53-18000Hz.
So the plug-on cuts the music?
PS: Thank you very much for figured this system out. I would love to order from you, but I live in switzerland (to far if something broke or so). If you guy where in europe I love to be your costomer!
@djphattraxx Yep, 7-9 hours on average, or about 2 events. We prefer to toss then anyway when they get under 50% power. Yes batteries are expensive, but we can all charge an extra $4 per event to cover it. :) Thanks for watching!
Rick --- THANK YOU. I just came across your videos. I was just at a venue where they are asking me to have six speakers for the ceremony as well as one outside for the cocktail hour. Seems a bit much, but I wanted to honor the request. Cable nightmare, so I looked into connecting speakers via remote. You answered that question. So my question here is I want to run seven speakers together. What would the purchase look like?
Hey Rick,
Just got my order for the larger set (2 transmitters and 1 receiver). I haven't tested it yet but, I can say I'm very surprised at the quality. These things are very solid! I hope to be able to test them a little later tonight. let me know when the other set comes in stock and when you ship that as well.
@SWATPhantom Yes & no. There are lots of other things to consider, such as the quality of the system you're using, how it's designed, what cables & adapters you use, and how you set up the sensitivity & gain settings.
Great video I guess I missed this one ...So now I see, the dongle is a TX ...What has more power the dongle or the body pack?
thanks
DJ Mikey Mike
@agiprodj thanks Great system way to go !
DJ Mikey Mike
@WindyCityMix Garbage in always equals garbage out. If the signal wasn't good, I would never daisy chain the second speaker. But whatever is coming into the first remote speaker, that gets sent identically to the second that you daisy chain (as you know). If the two speakers were in the same general venue space, I'd really prefer to use 2 separate receivers. That way if one goes down, you're saved by the other one. Backup & redundancy are everything.
@directsound Both transmitters have an RF output of 30 mW.
@bertblank Nice job, Bert! Glad you're happy with the system. Keep up the great work!
@paddyp00h Absolutely. Just needs to be a different frequency. We can help you figure that out.
@bertblank Glad the system worked well for you Bert! Still jealous of the 635's. Would love to see a video on the system.
Thanks for explaining, One quick question. Now if I use one reciever and daisy chain another speaker....will that be good quality sound/will loose sound v.s. having both speakers with their own receivers? Which would you suggest?
Hi Rick, I have a question for you - I have 4 x Bose S1 speakers and want to go totally wireless to all 4 speakers. Can this be done? I am looking at the Sennheiser XSW-D which use 2.4ghz or the units you are showing. Can I go directly out of the mixer using a transmitter (mono output) and then to speaker 1 through to 4. If it can be done, I presume I would use a transmitter from the mixer and then transmitter and receiver on speakers 1 to 3 and then a receiver on speaker 4? or a transmitter on the mixer with 4 receivers on each speaker?
alto stealth system seems so much simpler and user friendly...and pocket friendly. im not knocking what you sell but it seems that using this method runs so much more and not something everyone can purchase because of a budget.one question i have is can you plug that into the subs then go from subs into the tops or would you need a receiver for every speaker.....i have two 18 subs and two 15 tops all powered. what would i spend???
Yep, the Alto system is really simple. I have it. It also sucks. It’s not reliable, requires line of sight, with no range.
I use it for personal Halloween setups and nothing professional.
The Sennheiser system is the way to go.
On the QSC K12, once you hooked these up do you change the Selector of the receiving speaker to “Mic” or do you keep it to “Line”? Or do you put both speakers(transmitter & Receiver) to “Mic/ Line”? I noticed the sound gets louder when I put it on “Mic”. Is that bad if I leave it there? Will it ruin the speaker if I leave it there for a long time?
Do you sell the cables separately (say for someone who already has the system)?
Hey Christian!
I have the system as well and just bought the CL2 XLR for the line out. All I am missing are the correct settings for the AF/RF on each unit.
If you happen to know the settings and can share them that would be great!
Sennheiser CL 2 www.amazon.com/dp/B003LRYUBE?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
@djgraysoundandmusic Click on the link in this video description to view all the wireless speaker systems we sell. Thanks for watching.
@bertblank Thanks for making everyone jealous Bert. Maybe you should do the PRX600 series overview! We're still waiting for our demos :( For those of you that don't know, this is the Bert that we referred to in the video. djbythebay dotcom.
@djphattraxx I believe it's up to 8 hrs on AA batteries.
First great vid! is there a problem or how do you work the right and left channels on the mixer through the transmitters and speakers.
If you want to do stereo, you’ll need 2 transmitters and 2 receivers.
@agiprodj I should have time to do a video on it. BTW, no wheels on the XLF :-(. Let me know if you have a case and has wheels that will fit that sub.
does this system works with all types of powered speakers?
...so you can use any wireless system that is available that has a receiver with batteries?
How much is the basic system with the receiver and the transmitter?
U talk about how to connect it to the speakers u don’t show how to connect to a pioneer controller or how to connect to any controller ????!
Apologies for not clarifying - the packs come with XLR Cables that you can connect to the outputs of an mixer or controller with XLR output - optional 1/4" cables are available. Please call if you have further questions 866-776-6499
agiprodj u should and a new video showing from a controller