Say I get 4 of these and do a dance with about 800 people. Will they work, and what are they like at high levels?
1351702
I have done several gigs with these speakers I have one set of two and have been pleased with the sound the sound at high levels will be ear piercing I keep my mixer at less than half and get good results Like any speakers you put the higher than the crowd they will be heard throughout the room but to anser your question if it will sound good with 800 people I would say if this is your only source of sound u may be disappointed You will need at least two subs for the bass
1658769
All of the Coyboystudio 4-channel units work together. That being they only trigger flash units. They do not vary the output of dedicated speed lights. I use mine to fire studio strobes and they do a great job. They will fire speedlights just as well but in manual mode.Oh, and despite that James said, mine are very reliable and work incredibly well for such an inexpensive system.
259328
We used two of these to score a horseshoe tournament. I don't know how big your venue is, but I would imagine that these would work for you. They worked very well for us!
149804
I would say 80 is really pushing it. With a crowd that big, it'll be difficult to overcome the crowd noise. And the area needed for a party that size will probably be a bit beyond the range of what this system can deliver. The system is geared more towards home theater, so for your specific needs I'd recommend looking elsewhere.
1934297
These are not as high quality as more expensive ones. They do work well. The wax took a little longer to light also. If your using them as just a night activity they are fine. If your using them for a wedding or for multiple people to light and full the sky, then just one step up would work better. Hope this helps.
1142733
They are pretty loud. I had 30 adults in a room with iffy accoustics and they worked great. People will all hit them at once and it isn't easy to distinguish. They were a big hit.
668772
Hi Lisa, I use these in my Pre-Ballet class and they work great. The kids practice their broad jumps by jumping from spot to spot and echappe by not jumping on the red ones. They slide a bit on the marley but only if they are kicked on the edge. I haven't ever had one slide with a jump. If they are not stored flat you will have more of an issue because it takes them a while to lay flat on the floor. Good luck.
1014871
Hi Robert- as a musician, I would say sound quality and ambience with this speaker are very good. If your party is just a fee kids, it might be loud enough for background music, but if it's a larger group and/or the kids are looking to dance, I would advise something with at least double or triple the wattage rating of this unit. Cheers,
555442
i would say a dance hall full of people. max sustained power is, about 1000 rms per speaker. using max rms volume you can put them on "tripod speaker stand" above peaple ears, or risk hearloss.
372797
Yes - I would suggest you get at least four and a t-rod to mount them on. You can also purchase the gels so your lights are different colors (you might have to trim the gels to fit). I have two sets of four, so eight total, for a floor-level stage. Get yourself a surge-protector also because you'll need to accommodate four electrical cords on each bar.
1462775
Hard to answer as it was a gift for my wife. However, both she and a male coworker now have these and both have to back off from level 4. I think this may be a good option for you. You are converting dead time into cardio time. Incredibly sturdy design.
1977657
We have played with up to about 5 people...I think that probably a good maximum number, even if they are not all at the same level. In theory any number could play since it is just about who can find the solution the quickest...but having more than 5 or 6 people crowded around the set of dice may not be ideal for practical reasons
1439035
Depends on the size of the party. 6 to 8, ok. Doubtful for 9 or more unless they all like to play chess. Tones, bass included, are ok for the price. Battery charge is good, and u can run it plugged in to an IPhone transformer for lengthier use. Bottom line; good for personal use of IPhone tunes and IPad sound, but it's not an 8ohm speaker. What, big parties? Buy a good receiver/amp and speakers, hook in your tunes and rock on. Party hardy.
105802
It all depends. Theres a point of making them bounce and there's a point where you'll sent them if you throw them to hard. You can bounce them 4 feet no problem. If you let them drop out f your hands a foot is about as high it will go. They arnt the best quality but they work for how i use them (beer pong.)Without knowing in which way/what game they will be used for during the festival game(s) I can't tell you if they would be suitable for you.
298271
Not unless you make everybody take their shoes off which is highly unlikely if they're dancing in my house. (High heels would cut right through it as they do on my old real wood floors.)
439890
It will work but "Good" to others might not be the same for you. You'll have to max out the "Punch" setting and play around with the gain control.
733339
Depends on the job. Technically speaking one of these speakers has enough punch to be way more than audible in a medium theater (50'x40' stage, 300 seat house) at about 1/3 volume. I own three of these speakers that I use for my full DJ rig, but if there's some retreat, a beach party, a workshop day, or something that just needs a bit of ambiance music (requires only an iPod and some way to project the track) I'll bring one of these in and adapt 1/8 stereo to 1/4 mono through a DI box and the end result is fantastic. If you're DJ-ing indoor dance floors or something where coverage, volume, and quality are all concerns and your paycheck is one the line, then you'll probably want to go for two speakers to reduce dead-space on the floor.