Good to hear! We like them too.

interesting. I have had 4 of them for over two years in heat and cold without any issues at all.

@@john26660no cap and I abuse tf out of mine bro every weekend

I've had two of them for the last four years. I've worked them hard and haven't had an issue yet.

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For audio cables we really like LEX and Whirlwind for XLR. A good budget option is HOSA's "Pro" series of cables. If you wanna learn more about XLR cables we posted a video about the topic recently: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpSWd5yNabKdock

Sorry to hear that! That's lot. We haven't had that issue yet with ours, but we'll keep your comment in mind if ours go down. Thanks for sharing.

I have had 4 of them for over two years with no issues at all.

Here is what we could find in the manual: Do not operate the subwoofer with its amplifier module exposed to direct sunlight because overheating will cause its protection circuitry to reduce its maximum output. For full performance to specification keep the ambient temperature to below 50° C (122° F). Hope that helps!

There are a couple of ways to go about this. Something that is common between the ways is running an XLR cable from your input speaker, we’ll call that one Speaker A, to the second speaker, Speaker B. My suggestion is to use the “Mix Out” from Speaker A and run it to “Input A”, the top one, of Speaker B. Do note that the “Mix Out” sums up the DSP setting from Speaker A. So if you do any processing on Speaker A, DON’T on Speaker B unless you really need to. BT Connection: Connect a BT receiver to Speaker A and wirelessly pair your device to the receiver. AUX Cable: If your device has a 3.5mm jack, you can run an AUX cable and plug it into “Input C”. You could also use a Multimedia Direct Box to convert the signal into XLR, but that’s kind of an extra step. Hope this helps!

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Glad we could help!

Sorry to say, but the QSC KS118 doesn’t have an option to disable the crossover. As for filters and slopes there is no one size fits all solution its VERY case by case. The space they the gear is in, what speaker is connected to what sub, the quality of equipment, ect. So that’s not something we can give a straight answer to. Hope that helps!

What Yorkville? You know there are more than one kind of Yorkville Subs? You know there are more than one kind of QSC Subs? I think you don't know what your are talking about, because PA Systems can't be meassured because they are one kind of brand or another. Specs and build quality are the only things you can compare. Quality of sound will always be subjective.

Yorkville is overprice and sucks

Also QSC is better and I plan to buy a ks118 and pair of k12.2 for my inventory

Oh look, another York dork-- must be a DJ, I take it.

@@slofty😂 funny, Although I do like the Yorkville ES18P and ES21P. Beastly performance if you tame that 70Hz!

Glad we could help!

Outside of using DMX and console, the best method we found is using an IR remote. Not all of this type lights come with one, so you may have to buy it separately. Here is a link to one that would work with the PRO H: www.amazon.com/CHAUVET-DJ-IRC-6-Infared-Lighting/dp/B00IGRX9FW?th=1 To adjust brightness hit the "%" button and then use the "+" and "-" buttons to get to your desired brightness. Hope this helps!

Thank you for all the kindness!

Honestly, they are both good options. You will get a bit frequency range more out of the K12.2. The first thing that comes to mind is budget. If the funds are hard to come by the K10.2 will work just fine.

QSC Released the firmware update for k.2 series and it fixed the problem and all you need to do is make sure your up to date on the boxes and my new K8.2 were factory installed to 1.5.5 version and it’s very reliable

​@@TalentLe8159Mine were also up to date on the latest firmware. That is not the problem. A large number of these speakers were made with very cheap Chinese components during the supply chain debacle and instead of recalling thousands of affected units, QSC decided to fix them only after they fail. A huge percentage of them fail, and if you are on a gig when they do you are s.o.l. like I was.

We're so glad to hear that our video helped you out! It can definitely be a learning curve when diving into new equipment, especially if you're more accustomed to analog setups. We're here to help, so if you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Happy to have you as part of the community!

It's to control the gain for the 1/8th inch aux jack to the left of the knob. Hope that helps!

@@VIPProductionNW thnak you

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When paired with the subs : Live for better clarity inside a hall or club.. Live bright on Outdoors for better high frequency travel, (also set the pole on a high setting to avoid hurting/discomforting guests passing right in front of your set up or guest sitting close in front of your set up.) On small halls or snall gigs with out your subs: Dance is the best….. --Tip that works for me, hope it works for you..- Clean sound from the source, clean sound at the processing, clean sound at the mixing point, Quality clean sound at the front of house.. 🔥 I set the speaker level max or 3/4 to the right, aka almost max level.. Lower the main output level of your computer to half, 1- if you use a dj mixer such as pioneer or whatever, connected directly to the SPEAKERS, lower your volumes for each channel, with the master volume set At 5O%-75% level.. Or 2- If all your set up is connect to and external mixer, like allen and heath, yamaha, X32 etc.. Lower all your dj channel and master output levels to 45%-60% levels and boosted up at the external mixer… “This helps to eliminate having distortion on you music sound, that sometimes we don’t se on the led level indicators, and don’t hear on the front of house do to dj booths usually setting up behind their PA…

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I want these. I use qsc k-10’s with rcf subs for every event. Sounds awesome.

We just released a video on the KS118. Let us know if it answers your questions!

You mean a 3 dB increase?