yes we know mix, that's why I sent them back. says 2500 watts on box but there only 1250 watts a side. And the cabs were plastic. They sounded like a Friday, Monday speaker. you know in a hurry on Friday, and hungover Monday.
Mixxy is our resident knowledge of speaker source.yes we know mix, that's why I sent them back. says 2500 watts on box but there only 1250 watts a side. And the cabs were plastic. They sounded like a Friday, Monday speaker. you know in a hurry on Friday, and hungover Monday.
For me Alto speakers are budget speakers for beginners or those who don't have the money to spend to buy solid quality speakers.
I’ve had several sets of Altos, they have all been rock solid when used in the correct applicationFor me Alto speakers are budget speakers for beginners or those who don't have the money to spend to buy solid quality speakers.
I agree. I started with Alto’s, when I first started DJ’ing. I listened to a lot of speakers in GC, and I liked the way they sounded. I knew nothing about speakers back then. I didn’t know a budget speaker, from an expensive one. I went strictly by how they sounded to me, and I kinda depended on the expertise of the GC salesman. After joining DJ forums like this one, I learned a lot. I learned not to push those speakers past their limits, and subsequently, I got several good years of service out of them, before ultimately selling them back to GC, when I bought my RCF’s.I’ve had several sets of Altos, they have all been rock solid when used in the correct application
I ran 10 over 15 Yamahas for a long time, its sounded incredibleSeen a band where the sound guy setup
4 - 10 inch alto for mains on top of 18's
work great.