Alto Professional TX308 – 350W Active PA Speaker with 8 Inch Woofer for Mobile DJ and Musicians, Small Venues, Ceremonies and Sports Events

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Tapping on the case reveals some panel resonances, which is not uncommon with moulded speaker enclosures, and this is most likely a contributing factor to the lower‑midrange sound coloration I heard when playing full‑range material through the TX310. I got the impression that the speaker had been voiced to give a good account of the low end and to deliver a crisp treble, but at the expense of some midrange clarity. Some low‑mid cut centred around 200Hz cleaned this up to a useful degree, especially in a vocal PA setting, as it helped tame some of that unwanted boxiness. There’s also a useful amount of mic gain if you plug a mic directly into the XLR input, which is always good to know for those ‘broken mixer’ emergencies or for basic announcement work, though there’s no opportunity to add EQ or effects if you work that way. Utilising much of the technology of the acclaimed TS3 series, the new TX3 Series delivers the power and clarity you need to sound your best. Add to that their full complement of inputs/outputs and mounting options and it’s easy to see that the TX3 Series plays an indispensable

Alto Professional TX308 350W 8-inch Powered Speaker

Conectores: (1) XLR/TRS 1/4” (6,35 mm) entrada balanceada (Línea / Micro), (1) Salida XLR (Link), (1) Entrada para cable IEC (red eléctrica)

Professional Sound at an Economical Price

Whether you’re a solo act, a duo or a group, Alto offer a range of different options to suit your performance needs and the size of the venue. Whilst in many cases, affordable means that you lose out on durability, Alto understand that a PA system needs to be able to withstand the rigours of setup and travel. Recinto: Polipropileno moldeado por inyección, multi ángulo para permitir su uso como altavoz principal o como monitor, rejilla metálica, pies de goma, 1 asa en la parte superior There are roughly three pricing areas when it comes to these type of speakers. The pricing is really based on what market segment they're targeted at and the features and capabilities that appeal to those segments. The Alto is pretty much the low end pricing and is targeted for general use with a big market segment in mobile DJs and the Dance Mix crowd. For that reason they provide a fair amount of wattage for the money but very little in capabilities to contour the sound of the speaker other than boosting the bass frequencies.

Alto Professional TX308 350W 8-inch Powered Speaker Reviews Alto Professional TX308 350W 8-inch Powered Speaker Reviews

I participate in a weekly worship service at a local nursing home. Our old Peavy amp quit working and I didn't think it would be worth looking into getting fixed. I asked Jonathan Appleton for his advice about using a powered mixer with our existing speakers. He understood that we couldn't spend any more of the church's money than we absolutely had to, and he recommended using a powered speaker with a good inexpensive mixer. He recommended this speaker and an appropriate mixer and we couldn't be more pleased with both the price and the performance of the speaker. We haven't been using it long, but we can definitely reach all the way throughout a medium sized dining room and probably a lot further. I can't imagine a better solution at any cost. It gets loud, but stays clean. I'd say it gets about as loud as a 5 to 15 watt tube amp. Plenty loud enough at 12:00 to keep up with the stage volume of a full band. I use this as a personal monitor, with a line going to the mixer / FOH, and it is perfect for that. That means your audience will hear all the important details - no matter where they're stood. The TX308 makes precision a priority. That's why the bi-amplified design has a built-in active crossover and EQ, making it easy to manage unruly frequencies. This ensures optimum sound quality, regardless of application. I use the Alto TS210 at home and really, there is no need for a 212 at home. My guess is that the TS208 or TS308 will work just fine for you. Especially when the footprint is important.Collection and delivery costs are included for the first 2 years in the event of an item becoming faulty Powered, portable PA loudspeakers are a workhorse product that we’ve all relied on at some point. If you need a portable PA system for DJ’ing or general sound reinforcement, you can’t argue with the convenience of powered PA speakers. Furthermore, they’re extremely convenient for use as on-stage monitors to supplement a larger, install PA rig.

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You’ll find that all the models in the TX3 series offer a 1″ titanium tweeter and importantly the same feature set. Indeed, it’s fair to say that these are a “no-frills” offering, with a basic feature set. You won’t find any smart DSP features here, and there’s only a single mic/line input. Bluetooth isn’t included either, although Alto also offers the Bluetooth Total 2 as an add-on. Loud and Proud? Alto offer a range of PA Speakers, livemixers and wedge monitors for live events. The TX series are a great affordable first set of of Active PA speakers and are available in 3 different speaker sizes to handle a range from 50 people to around 250. If you have a bit more budget to spend, the Truesonic TS series offers a step up in build quality, power and professional features.

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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. I was looking for a pair of lightweight budget powered speakers, to use for keyboards and bass in small venues, for my solo and duo gigs. Using a Behringer Xenyx 1202FX, I split my instrument's signals, with the keys and effected bass (Boss SY-300) panned left into an Alto TX308 (on a speaker stand), EQ'd for highs and mids, and the clean uneffected signal panned right into an Alto TX310 elevated just 6 inches off the floor, EQ'd for lows and mids. And - if I really wanted I could run a mixed signal (git'r & mic) into the one input (I can do this coming out of my TC Helicon Harmony GT X). So I'm satisfied with it - sound-wise and function-wise... Enclosure: Injection-molded polypropylene, multi-angle for operation as main speaker or monitor, metal grille, rubber feet, 1 top handle