Electro Voice ZXA1 8in 2 Way 800W Active Speaker

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As with most speakers, the part you should always be most concerned about is the sound quality. In this regard, the EV ZLX12BT is a solid performer. If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered In the "none of the above" category, my Spacestation CPS V.3 gets a *lot* of use for small gigs as it sort of splits the difference. The sound quality is acceptable (not great though) but it fills the room with this magic, spooky near-stereo image that sounds great everywhere. Anything with decent stereo imaging works wonderfully with it: leslie organs, chorus EPs, etc. Collection and delivery costs are included for the first 2 years in the event of an item becoming faulty

I have one K8.2 and the headroom for electric piano is endless. It has a Hz input that even handles my Roland electronic drum pad. The top end sound is crystal clear, very close to a studio monitor. Vocals are know to sound great through QSC. In the future you can get a stereo pair if size of venues increase.For customers in outlying areas of the country, the price of the Extended Warranty may be marginally higher, due to the potential for higher collection and redelivery transport costs. The mids and highs are the highlights here. Crisp and well-balanced. Vocals are precise and not muddy which is perfect for singers. Mid tones come across smooth without too much color. However, the Gear4music extended warranty scheme provides an enhanced service, and is designed to offer a higher level of protection than many 'free' warranties offered by some retailers and manufacturers.

Electro-Voice may not be as well known as some other brands. But, it is building a reputation by releasing well-made speakers. Features such as Bluetooth connectivity make this one of the best Bluetooth DJ speakers going around. Let’s see what else the ZLX-12BT has to offer musicians and DJs. Features I have multiple examples of each, and play DPs in a variety of situations. Different tools for different jobs. BTW, you'll see me all over those Nord threads that were mentioned. While the execution is fantastic overall, there is one design decision I can’t get behind. As opposed to having a dedicated handle, the ZXA1 has a groove for your hand. At first glance, it’s a well-integrated design, but in practice, it falls short.Looking beyond its appearance, the ZXA1 also offers a range of other design decisions that make it a practical choice. The angled cabinet opens it up for monitor applications with some protrusions to keep it from laying directly on the floor. The angling could be a little better, but unless you are over 6ft tall, you should be able to get these pointing directly at you. First, if you're playing DPs you're just not going to need/want a sub with the K8.2. Unless you're Bass Boy of course. For example, my bass player uses one as a monitor (no amp) and is quite happy. You'll be surprised at how low they go. Mounting options are also available via a pole mount connection point. But there are no fly points on the unit, which restricts its flexibility.