Clear, powerful, and musical, the Live X series was born to command the stage for professional music performance. Available in both powered and passive versions, Live X loudspeakers offer top-quality components in remarkably affordable configurations that put the EV-quality experience within reach for artists, engineers, and live-sound businesses. Clear, powerful, and musical, the Live X series was born to command the stage for professional music performance. Available in both powered and passive versions, Live X loudspeakers offer top-quality components in remarkably affordable configurations that put the EV-quality experience within reach for artists, engineers, and live-sound businesses.

I'll keep my QSC's Same 1000w specs, but QSC is 4db higher QSC has similar settings with ext sub, normal, deep, and flat/vocal boost No RCA in. You never know when you may need it Can't tell if the XLR link out is pre or post. Hope it's switchable, but I don't see anything about that I don't see a remote gain.useful for installs I suppose but not a big deal to me It may sound stupid to you, but I don't like where the top carry handle is.doesn't look balanced like the QSC.

I show you how to replace a driver in a EV speaker. It's as easy as 1 2 3.sorry I know it sounds like I'm yelling but it's just a mic that I was using Im CHRIS & DRMIX Is My Nickname Since.

Carry them a few times and you'll know what I mean QSC has proven their product to be legit I'm sure they are great speakers, but I see nothing to make me want to order them and I doubt they'll take the k series under. Quote: I guess you guys don't like the LCD because of the vibration. Otherwise I would say no problem as many quality amps have LCD's and they don't go bad. Of course, they don't vibrate like a speaker would.: nm No, Its because speaker are not packed away in strong protective amp racks and their surfaces get bumped and scratched when moved. Even speaker covers wont protect an LCD.

I doubt the speaker would get hit where the LCD has been placed. To me, I would say vibration would pose a bigger problem. Quote: The yamaha dxr series are the real qsc k killers and comes with a 7 year warranty.I know alot of people that did the A/B comparisons and switched to the yamaha dxr series.The 48 bit DSP processing is really impressive. The dxr15 sounds like your using subs.Dont take my word for it go to your local dealer and hear them side by side with qsc,ev.jbl ect. I've been hearing good buzz on those speakers. I've always been confused on the DSR vs. DXR line with Yamaha though.

Which is the higher end? Quote: The yamaha dxr series are the real qsc k killers and comes with a 7 year warranty.I know alot of people that did the A/B comparisons and switched to the yamaha dxr series.The 48 bit DSP processing is really impressive. The dxr15 sounds like your using subs.Dont take my word for it go to your local dealer and hear them side by side with qsc,ev.jbl ect. I've been hearing good buzz on those speakers. I've always been confused on the DSR vs. DXR line with Yamaha though. Which is the higher end?

The DSR is the higher end but its more suited for live bands not dj playback.The DXR series is excellent for dj playback.They sound like the NX55P on steroids.Yamaha teamed up with Nexo engineers and came up with this ultra precise 48bit processor for high definition sound.The louder you crank these speakers the better they sound.The reviews are everywhere check them out for your self or go to your local dealer and you will see what all the hype is about. The real k series killer is their own spec sheet it's a straight lie to make DJs think That they are getting a 1000 watt main speaker, WRONG it's a 550w-600w speaker at BEST!! To save money QSC put 2 500w amps in the k series, (nothing wrong with that smart business move.) problem is this: there is 2 500w amps inside the main, one for the HF driver and one for the LF driver, power rating is measured/calculated with both amps at full power which is 1,000w. BUT BUT BUT there's no way in hell that 500w is being sent to the tweeter, it would explode! So 500w goes to the woofer and maybe 50-75w goes to the tweeter. So to all of you that think you have a 1,000w main, guess what.you don't. And to further prove that you don't, and if you still believe that you do have a 1,000w speaker do this simple test, take 2 of your mains and plug them into a 15amp breaker, if you try to pull 2,000w from a 15amp breaker the breaker will trip.

Your speakers will begin to fail before you even get to 750w per speaker and the breaker won't trip. Quote: The real k series killer is their own spec sheet it's a straight lie to make DJs think That they are getting a 1000 watt main speaker, WRONG it's a 550w-600w speaker at BEST!! To save money QSC put 2 500w amps in the k series, (nothing wrong with that smart business move.) problem is this: there is 2 500w amps inside the main, one for the HF driver and one for the LF driver, power rating is measured/calculated with both amps at full power which is 1,000w. BUT BUT BUT there's no way in hell that 500w is being sent to the tweeter, it would explode!

So 500w goes to the woofer and maybe 50-75w goes to the tweeter. So to all of you that think you have a 1,000w main, guess what.you don't.

And to further prove that you don't, and if you still believe that you do have a 1,000w speaker do this simple test, take 2 of your mains and plug them into a 15amp breaker, if you try to pull 2,000w from a 15amp breaker the breaker will trip. Your speakers will begin to fail before you even get to 750w per speaker and the breaker won't trip. I think it's more like 500W to the woofer and 80W rms to the tweeter.i've worked with the high frequency driver in the qsc and it peaks out at 150-160ish so real numbers should have been 500rms + 80rms = 580rms (1160peak) which is almost what the DXR says and i belive those numbers more easily than K12. Anyhow the DXR tuning also did make it sound way better than the QSC. Quote: I have heard from a source that the first batch of the EVs got recalled. I did not hear the reason.

This info is from a Guitar Center employee so it could be complete BS. From what I saw EV post, the wire that sends power to light up the logo on the front of the speaker is too long in the first batch. Won't cause any working issues but can rattle against the woofer.

EV is repairing those, I believe. I have heard this confirmed from my Sam Ash sales guy. He said their batch of ZLX's was not affected though. I'd be wary of a dirt cheap line with all these fangled features. Corners were cut somewhere in production and build quality and as a professional DJ, I don't roll like that. Quote: Curious to give these a listen.

I grabbed a pair of ELX112P's for about 450.00 a piece a while back.grant it these are not DXR or QSC's but at that price point they are very competitive for how they sound. Wondering how these compare to the ELX and with the price being that low, I'd imagine these are meant to compete with Thumps, Berhinger, etc. And perhaps will be the best in it's class. Wonder if the ELX are any better or what you get for a little higher price. Should sound about the same,this to me seems like a re-packaged ELX but with a Z,same drivers,same 1000 watts,amp seems different with hopefully better tuning.the speaker does look very pro-like i'll give it that. My prediction is EV is going to cut the ELX out completely! I will give them a listen though,i've been impressed by EV SX300 and ZXA5 which i currently own.

Quote: You might not be too far off with the thought of them eliminating the ELX line. The down side of the ELX's were the thin grills and easy-to-chip enclosure paint. Exactly Gaffle,this new ZLX eliminates those problems since its made of the same Polypropylene material as the SX300 or ZXA5 not only making it lighter but also solving grill and paint chipping issues.Grill seems to be of a stronger gauge. It doesn't however seem to be bi-amplified!

But it does have potential and in this economy,EV is gonna move alot of units.you can get a price match all the way down to $700-$749 for a pair of powered 12s!!! That's good business if you ask me! If the speaker turns out to be reliable and good sounding,the other guys will be forced to cut their prices which is good for us:-). Quote: Both the ZLX-12 and the ELX-112 (Passive Versions) cost around 300 Euros. Whereas the ZLX amp costs 100 Euros, the Live-X one costs more than the speaker itself! The passive versions would sound identical, but the amplifiers used in the Live-X series are way better. Maybe the amps in the ZLX distort and clip a lot (And that may be the reason they included a way-cheaper-than-an-amp DSP chip?).

Another reason to be wary and not buy w/o hearing them first. If I were in the market for the ZLX series, I'd run 'em through the different music types and at loud volumes to get a gauge on how they sound when close to the limit. No doubt, they look nice and seem to raise the bar on the low-end price segment of DJ gear. Why settle for flea-market style gear with obtrusive logos for cheap, when you can gear that have a respected name brand for cheap. Quote: Both the ZLX-12 and the ELX-112 (Passive Versions) cost around 300 Euros.

Whereas the ZLX amp costs 100 Euros, the Live-X one costs more than the speaker itself! The passive versions would sound identical, but the amplifiers used in the Live-X series are way better. Maybe the amps in the ZLX distort and clip a lot (And that may be the reason they included a way-cheaper-than-an-amp DSP chip?). How did you comedy this information sir? How do you know the cost of the amp of the ZLX? Being $100 more for the powered version doesn't mean that's the cost.they reduce the price to move volumes of speakers.

The amp will cost more than $100 to replace even with the ZLX because they have to pay a local tech to fix it or install a new one instead of sending the speaker back to china. Remember the local amp has tax on it,transportation costs and a highly paid tech to fix it assuming you're out of warranty.if not then no worries. We should listen to them then go from there. I have QSC K and KW series speakers, I have the JBL PRX600 series speakers, I have the EV ELX series speakers. And NOW I have the EV ZLX 12P and 15P speakers.

Based on previous side by side sound comparisons, the ELX (Live X) sounded better, more natural and louder with more headroom than the K12, when you open up the gain on the EV ELX. The K12 gain max's out at 9 o'clock if you turn up the bass on your mixer after that point they distort and clip. The EV ELX open and sound better when you crank more volume and open them up to 1:30 to 2 o'clock on the volume and on the channel gain. I always thought the greatest about the EV Live X series for their cost, looks, and lightness, until I finally got the EV ZLX.WOW!!!!! I thought the ZLX would be a step down from the ELX because of the plastic cabinet vs wooden cabinet. I also figured there would be a loss of bass presence and quality for this price.DAMN WAS I SO WRONG! The EV ZLX that I received are the May issue speakers that were corrected for the little light wire.

The sound is FANTASTIC, accurate, warm, solid, with super deep bass, and pristine crystal clear highs. They are incredibly loud, louder and clearer than anything at this point and at this price. They sound like wooden cabinets but are ridiculously light. The ZLX 12P outperform and sound way way WAY better than the K12. The 15P is a whole other animal.

The bass response on the 12P is powerful but the 15P is even deeper and sounds like youre running a separate sub with them. The 15P bass is just awesome.

They look great and were well thought out. THE TOP HANDLE WAS PURPOSELY PLACED PERFECTLY FOR A BALANCED WEIGHT. I love the LCD display, because its super easy to maneuver through the menu and you have so many easy but extremely effective adjustable DSP settings. I have allot of respect for QSC and I like the K12, they are road warriors, but after about an hour, the mids get on my nerves, too stretched. And the sound of the K12 doesnt have that natural tone that you get from wooden cabinets.

This is definitely NOT the case with the ZLX. Besides that famous EV crystal clear highs, they are warm and well rounded, and the lows, vocals and highs are very distinguishable yet uniform. The bass is incredible.

My unbiased opinion is that these ZLX are definitely the new standard, and at this price, nothing can touch them. The price on these based on the sound quality and build should be at least $1400 for the pair of 12P and $1700 for the 15P based on the competitors. Slow rock malaysia download mp3. Quote: i think it's the HF driver qsc uses.it tends to get harsh the louder you play.it can be tamed for those that know how to properly EQ but EV speakers have always sounded good right out of the box even without any EQ.

I agree EQ can help here, but like you said EV just sounds good straight. The secret is their horns. Their supposed to have the best sounding concert horns in the industry. Any cabinet can give you some bass, but for highs and clarity, thats where you see the difference between one brand to the next.

So heres pdiddy results for doing a speaker shoot out, qsc k12 vs ev zlx15p a 15 vs a 12 i know, but if a company can make a 15 sound better & be cheaper than the other company 12, than i'm gonna say it is a qsc killer as per piddys test clarity - ev bass - ev ( the ev is a 15in vs a qsc 12in so its no surprise) spl - qsc Portability - qsc mixer section - qsc DSP control with presets - ev build quality - qsc bang for buck - ev Warranty - QSC qsc look out ev is coming for you with you harsh highs, i say harsh i mean at high spl when being driven at full volume. If thats how you want to read it, but in short no clarity - ev bass - ev DSP - ev bang for buck - ev Warranty - QSC, doesn't matter to me i know how to use my gear mixer section - qsc, doesn't matter to me i can use a external mixing board Portability - qsc, the ev is only 5lbs more spl - qsc, you got me there, but for the price of the k12 i could get 2 12's & 2 15's ev's than spl is not a factor build quality - qsc, you got me there to so in all areas that matter, which is 'sound QUALITY' it looks like the ev's win, at full vol. Adams speedline f11 draw drivers for mac free. The qsc is harsh not the ev $1,700 for two qsc k12's $1,800 for 2 ev zlx15p's & 2 zlx12p's WINNER ev. Quote: so basically what im reading is that a qsc k12 is better then the ev12 and almost beat a ev15 Nope. The EV ZLX12P (12 inch) will kick the K12's but all the way around in performance ( bass, clarity, brilliance, intelligibility, DSP, EQ, portability, etc.) not to mention the price!

The ZLX12P and the ZLX15P are both awesome and equally powerful bass-wise. The difference is not the amount of bass, its the sound of the bass. The ZLX12P has a punchier powerful bass and the ZLX15P has a lower sounding bass tone. Does that make sense? Quote: so basically what im reading is that a qsc k12 is better then the ev12 and almost beat a ev15 Nope. The EV ZLX12P (12 inch) will kick the K12's but all the way around in performance ( bass, clarity, brilliance, intelligibility, DSP, EQ, portability, etc.) not to mention the price! The ZLX12P and the ZLX15P are both awesome and equally powerful bass-wise.

The difference is not the amount of bass, its the sound of the bass. The ZLX12P has a punchier powerful bass and the ZLX15P has a lower sounding bass tone. Does that make sense? Quote: I can honestly say, i like the zlx12p, but you can't even compare this speaker to the k12. Output wise the k12 is on another level.

I personally own, use and sell K12, ZLX12P, ELX112P, JBL PRX, Yamaha DXR, etc. I have already done all the testing myself, im not going by what others say. The K12 may sound louder TO YOU but at what cost? You loose clarity and accurate bass. The K12 distort at the higher levels.

The ZLX, if used correctly AT UNIFORM SOUND, are way more powerful than the K12. If EV were to tune the ZLX similiar to the K12, TO YOUR ear, the ZLX would be better at that point, but it would no longer put out UNIFORM sound at ALL levels. Crank up both the ZLX12P and the K12, and the K12 will start to sound squeaky and distort, while the EV continues to give you beautiful crisp uniform sound. If you crank up the bass, you have to pull back the gain on the K12 to 9 O'clock. On the ZLX you can leave the gain at 12 and even give it a 10+ decibel boost and they are ridiculously loud but clean and undistorted and the bass sounds great.

Now if you're comparing based on bass, make sure that on the EV you have the DSP switched to ' CLUB' setting for a fair comparison. Quote: EV and RCF are more in the same ball park in the high end of the spectrum. Sorry QSC NM NH I would have to agree. RCF makes great stuff, just be careful with some of their newer model lines, that may not be as good as their traditional Italian made stuff. HOWEVER, I have to LOVE and support QSC becuase they are MADE IN THE USA and they back their equipment with the best warranty in the industry (6 years). And I believe QSC amplifiers are the best, most reliable amps in the world, in their class.

And that's what gives their speakers an edge. Quote: HOWEVER, I have to LOVE and support QSC becuase they are MADE IN THE USA and they back their equipment with the best warranty in the industry (6 years). Yamaha is 7 years. The yamaha dxr's sound good, but i did a side by side comparison in my house with yamaha dxr8 & rcf 310a the rcf sounds better on the highs smother top end vs the dxr I agree, i had the rcf 310a. Got rid of them and now i have a pair of dxr8. I really didn't like the look of the rcf 310a. Its funny we all have these conversations about speakers, and in the end it all boils down to preference.

Dh-1k 39mm (1.5 ) Titanium Diaphragm Compression Driver

Some of us are fortunate enough to have multiple sets to compare and contrast. I still really enjoy forum conversations about these topics. Quote: HOWEVER, I have to LOVE and support QSC becuase they are MADE IN THE USA and they back their equipment with the best warranty in the industry (6 years). Yamaha is 7 years. The yamaha dxr's sound good, but i did a side by side comparison in my house with yamaha dxr8 & rcf 310a the rcf sounds better on the highs smother top end vs the dxr Side by side with the DXR10 is a different story.Im really impress with the DXR series and with the 7 year warranty (best in the business) you cant go wrong.

Quote: The yamaha's DXR 12 sounds better and sweeter than all of them.even at high volume levels the yamys sound sweet. They're great sounding tops. Nice built in crossover. 7 degrees of tilt on speaker stands.

Highly recommended. I use a padded Rubbermaid bin to transport them.

Cabinet looks like it scratches and damages easily. Can be had at 0% Interest for 24 Months. Absolutely correct the only negatives on these speakers is the finish they do scratch very easy.speaker covers highly recommended. Quote: i think warranty is over hyped, has anyone ever had a warranty claim with yamaha, will they fix the speaker/amp module no questions asked or if something goes wrong will they give you a bs line like well that's not covered under warranty?

We talking about Yamaha here they are a reputed respectable company.never had to bring these speakers in for no repair and ive been abusing them well over a year now.No company would have a 7 year warranty on their speakers unless their confident about their speakers.Yamaha teamed up with nexo engineers in the design of the DXR series.They were able to design a speaker that was capable of putting out a high SPL delivered with stunning clarity and unsurpassed level of reliability. Quote: i think warranty is over hyped, has anyone ever had a warranty claim with yamaha, will they fix the speaker/amp module no questions asked or if something goes wrong will they give you a bs line like well that's not covered under warranty?

We talking about Yamaha here they are a reputed respectable company.never had to bring these speakers in for no repair and ive been abusing them well over a year now.No company would have a 7 year warranty on their speakers unless their confident about their speakers.Yamaha teamed up with nexo engineers in the design of the DXR series.They were able to design a speaker that was capable of putting out a high SPL delivered with stunning clarity and unsurpassed level of reliability. From what I've read, they put more of their foot into the DSR series. You also don't have the finish/blemish issues with them as they are liner painted and wood. One of the clubs I spin at has Yamaha passive tops. For the 8 (off/on) years I've been spinning there, those speakers have never been in for repair.

Electro Voice ELX112P Description A compact, powerful and versatile choice for sound reinforcement and stage monitoring applications — lightweight and durable, with a 1000 W amp. Designed for House of Worship, Pro Music, and other applications. 12” woofer and 1.5” high-frequency titanium compression driver. 50 Hz – 20 kHz frequency range; 132 dB max SPL. 1000 W Class D lightweight amplifier — runs cool without fans. Easy to connect and control with versatile input and output options.

Rugged wood cabinet — pole mounts or stacks with Live X Subwoofers. Case Material: 9-ply, 15mm Plywood, Internally Braced, with Texured Paint.

Frequency Response: (-3 dB) 60 Hz - 18 k Hz. Frequency Response: (-10 dB) 50 Hz - 20 k Hz. Max. SPL/1m (calc:) 132 dB. Coverage: (Nominal -6 dB) H° 90 °. LF Transducer (1) EVS-12K, 305mm (12”) Woofer. HF Transducer DH-1K, 39mm (1.5”) Titanium Diaphragm Compression Driver.

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