Hey all, I have an 1/8 to XLR cable from my MacBook to the Everse and the sound is pretty bad. The audio sounds like it’s clipping or pushing the everse too hard, but I do not experience this whatsoever when using my microphone or Bluetooth.
Any idea what setting I may need to adjust? Could be a bum cable, but it’s new.
I’m new to the speaker, but maybe I’m doing something incorrectly.
Getting too old (or lazy) or continue hauling my 15 inch tops all over properties that have separate reception/cocktail hour/reception areas. Thinking about buying an Alto TX408 for ceremonies.
The reviews are pretty good, and it seems lightweight. Anyone have any experience with these or the brand in general?
I don’t think I’m willing to spend $700+ on a more premium brand- I’d just continue what I’m doing now. But the price on these is super reasonable.
Would love any feedback or insight!
Hey all, looking to be more time efficient in my setup if possible. Maybe you have some suggestions. I use a facade like this and my controller sits on the table portion. I feel like a huge chunk of time is spent on wiring everything up and tearing down. I wonder if there is a more efficient way. Here is a description of my setup.
I bring all power cords and cables in my cable bag. I set my speakers and subs up, running the cables from the controller to mixer, mixer to subs via 1/4 cables, and subs into tops via XLR. This requires me to unpack 4 power cables, 2 1/4 inch cables, 2 XLRs each time. Then I plug in all accessories like the mixer, mic setup, etc.
I wonder if it’s possible to have a more permanent setup with the facade I use. I don’t use a road case for the controller, so I don’t think the cables have anywhere really to live permanently.
Maybe I answered my own question, but I thought I’d see what you all do.
Thanks!