Yeah I do like them! Compared to the 715 these actually have a wider throw 100 degree angle verses the 90 degree angle that the 715 has The 915 also have a more powerful amp with 2,100 vs the 1400 I also like the appearance vs the 715 but that’s just me..
Haha thanks brotha! Yeah well you definitely weren’t the only one! So hopefully this helps if you are still looking I think the 932A are the way to go! If I could do it again, I would get those
@@djdrizzy after asking you, and doing a bunch of research I ended up getting RCF but going with the RCF HDM45! They are like the 9 series where I definitely feel you about the size and wish I could tighten them on the pole!
@@djdrizzy yeah bro just decided to go big cuz I was trying to get the most bass without buying subs! Honestly I felt like you said when you upgraded from the altos where it’s not as huge of a step up as the price you’re paying for haha (I had EV ZLX). The entry level speakers honestly hold their own, especially at the prices they’re at!
I got the HDM45s. The built in DSP and crossover is nice. But the biggest difference for me is the throw. Vocals cut thru like a boss and carry very well
Thanks for the review, seriously thinking of purchasing these this week. Have you ever played with the turbosound iQ15 tops? If you have, what would be your opinion on comparison?
Thanks for watching! I haven't heard or played with the iQ15 but I did notice one significant difference between the two speakers. The iQ15 has a 1in Driver and the RCF art 915 has a 1.75in driver. The driver is a little bigger which means you can probably throw sound a little farther with the RCF's. Something to think about.
All the RCF from series 9 had the same problem with ducking when you are at high volume and the MC is speaking or yelling into the mic. The speaker is ducking for 2,3 seconds wich is awfull. The series 7 never had that problem
Hey bro! as far as I know the AX has a digital mixer and has Bluetooth capability. So if those attributes sound good for you then it could be worth the extra price tag. For me and the capacity I use them I wouldn’t use those features so the regular RCF is good.
@@djdrizzyno it’s easier than you think. You have to look at the passive variants of the art 9 series. They’re called Compact A series from RCF. There’s the compact A 10 (passive art 910) compact A 12 (passive art 912) and compact A 15 (passive art 915). Passive speakers need external amps. So manufacturers are forced to tell the true power of the speaker, otherwise people would start blowing speakers everyday. The absolute only difference is between the compact A 15 and art 915 is that the art 915 features a less powerful woofer than the one found on the compact a 15. They’re both 15 inches but one has 2.5 inches voice coil while the other has 3 inches voice coil. (RCF choice) This means that the passive one can handle more power. The compact A can handle 450 Watts RMS. The art 915, as we said is less powerful, so it’s most likely going to be a 400 watts RMS speaker or even less. Forget what’s written on paper. Always compare to the relative passive variant to find true specs.
Haha yeah man good entry level for RCF! Should have worded that better. Considering as you go further down their line You get up to $2000 a speaker or even $3000 a speaker for their wooden box line
@@djdrizzy yow bro that a fortune for me to use as dj in my country thats 180k in my country but we got ways to get lesser value speaker sounding same as that 😂😂😂
Hey mate planning to get these for gigs - confused between this and the 715 series. Are you happy with them
Yeah I do like them!
Compared to the 715 these actually have a wider throw 100 degree angle verses the 90 degree angle that the 715 has
The 915 also have a more powerful amp with 2,100 vs the 1400
I also like the appearance vs the 715 but that’s just me..
Which of the modes do you use if we are not using a sub?
@@Shoby boost mode
props for playing where is da bud! took me back
What's the differents from 912a 2100 wats and 912ax rcf is it better sound or not and is it worth 200$ more then 912a?
Great review man!! I was one of the ones who asked how you like them 😂😂
Haha thanks brotha!
Yeah well you definitely weren’t the only one!
So hopefully this helps if you are still looking I think the 932A are the way to go!
If I could do it again, I would get those
@@djdrizzy after asking you, and doing a bunch of research I ended up getting RCF but going with the RCF HDM45! They are like the 9 series where I definitely feel you about the size and wish I could tighten them on the pole!
@@MrMaui38 oh damn!
Went with the big guns!
That’s dope man, I bet those sound great!
@@djdrizzy yeah bro just decided to go big cuz I was trying to get the most bass without buying subs! Honestly I felt like you said when you upgraded from the altos where it’s not as huge of a step up as the price you’re paying for haha (I had EV ZLX). The entry level speakers honestly hold their own, especially at the prices they’re at!
I got the HDM45s. The built in DSP and crossover is nice. But the biggest difference for me is the throw. Vocals cut thru like a boss and carry very well
Thanks for the review, seriously thinking of purchasing these this week.
Have you ever played with the turbosound iQ15 tops? If you have, what would be your opinion on comparison?
Thanks for watching! I haven't heard or played with the iQ15 but I did notice one significant difference between the two speakers. The iQ15 has a 1in Driver and the RCF art 915 has a 1.75in driver. The driver is a little bigger which means you can probably throw sound a little farther with the RCF's. Something to think about.
Received my delivery today. Thanks
RCF est largement supérieur
All the RCF from series 9 had the same problem with ducking when you are at high volume and the MC is speaking or yelling into the mic. The speaker is ducking for 2,3 seconds wich is awfull. The series 7 never had that problem
What's the differents from 912a 2100 wats and 912ax rcf is it better sound or not and is it worth 200$ more then 912a?
Hey bro!
as far as I know the AX has a digital mixer and has Bluetooth capability. So if those attributes sound good for you then it could be worth the extra price tag. For me and the capacity I use them I wouldn’t use those features so the regular RCF is good.
I own a pair of these and the fun part is that they’re actually 400 watts RMS continuous. Nowhere near 2100 written on paper!
No way! How did you find that out? Conduct your own test?
@@djdrizzyno it’s easier than you think. You have to look at the passive variants of the art 9 series. They’re called Compact A series from RCF.
There’s the compact A 10 (passive art 910) compact A 12 (passive art 912) and compact A 15 (passive art 915).
Passive speakers need external amps. So manufacturers are forced to tell the true power of the speaker, otherwise people would start blowing speakers everyday.
The absolute only difference is between the compact A 15 and art 915 is that the art 915 features a less powerful woofer than the one found on the compact a 15.
They’re both 15 inches but one has 2.5 inches voice coil while the other has 3 inches voice coil. (RCF choice)
This means that the passive one can handle more power. The compact A can handle 450 Watts RMS. The art 915, as we said is less powerful, so it’s most likely going to be a 400 watts RMS speaker or even less.
Forget what’s written on paper. Always compare to the relative passive variant to find true specs.
@@Les_Gõrmerci pour ces informations précieuses
That's peak power 💪
good video! Thanks!
Thanks for watching brotha. appreciate it.
Bro did u say entry level speaker😂😂😂 @$999 wtf
Haha yeah man good entry level for RCF! Should have worded that better.
Considering as you go further down their line
You get up to $2000 a speaker or even $3000 a speaker for their wooden box line
@@djdrizzy yow bro that a fortune for me to use as dj in my country thats 180k in my country but we got ways to get lesser value speaker sounding same as that 😂😂😂