djjohnclement
Hi Folks.
I'm in the process of purchasing new speakers. Has anyone purchased the new BST models with Bluetooth capability? If so How do you like them. How is the sound quality?
Thanks ladies and Gents
John
I'm in the process of purchasing new speakers. Has anyone purchased the new BST models with Bluetooth capability? If so How do you like them. How is the sound quality?
Thanks ladies and Gents
John
Mensajes Wed 14 Aug 19 @ 5:12 pm
klausmogensen
As long as you don't use the bluetooth function for DJing I think they are fine as entry level speakers.
Sound quality? Not so good. But they are pretty loud
I had some Mackie Thump 15s a while back. They only lasted for about a year before they started breaking down, though
Sound quality? Not so good. But they are pretty loud
I had some Mackie Thump 15s a while back. They only lasted for about a year before they started breaking down, though
Mensajes Wed 14 Aug 19 @ 5:19 pm
locoDog
I wouldn't go with mackie active unless you live next door to the store you buy it from , a while back the split mode power supplies where garbage and to be honest the components weren't much better. I'm not saying they're total junk, I've seen some survive and they might have improved [it's been years since I had one on my healing bench]
But I've seen enough go bad and heard enough stories to say no thanks.
But I've seen enough go bad and heard enough stories to say no thanks.
Mensajes Wed 14 Aug 19 @ 5:39 pm
djjohnclement
Thanks for your response folks. Is there another brand of speakers you would recommend that have blue tooth capabilities. Want Bluetooth for wedding ceremonies.
Thanks again
John
Thanks again
John
Mensajes Wed 14 Aug 19 @ 6:17 pm
kradcliffe
Mensajes Wed 14 Aug 19 @ 6:21 pm
PhilW
I’d recommend against Bluetooth. Unless the speakers are in another room, the delay between the outputs will make it unworkable and it will be almost impossible to DJ properly. (Your headphones will lead the speaker output by a very noticeable fraction of a second or more.)
If you’re just using Bluetooth speakers for Automix or playing songs back to back you might be okay with the delay. Even so it would drive me nuts.
If you have to go wireless due to restrictions at a venue, there are other solutions than Bluetooth but I don’t have any knowledge of them. Others here do and perhaps they will chime in.
If you’re just using Bluetooth speakers for Automix or playing songs back to back you might be okay with the delay. Even so it would drive me nuts.
If you have to go wireless due to restrictions at a venue, there are other solutions than Bluetooth but I don’t have any knowledge of them. Others here do and perhaps they will chime in.
Mensajes Wed 14 Aug 19 @ 6:23 pm
Stretchincanada
way better way of going. Buy what ever you want then use alto wireless receiver pack . i had them set up outside this week and a speaker 1800 ft away with out cutting out.
Mensajes Thu 15 Aug 19 @ 2:29 am
visionz5
Check out the LD Systems Maui 5 Go. Battery operated, great sound and they have bluetooth.
https://www.americanmusical.com/Item--i-LDS-MAUI5GO
https://www.americanmusical.com/Item--i-LDS-MAUI5GO
Mensajes Thu 15 Aug 19 @ 11:49 am