ALTO Professional Best Kept Secret TX215 600 watts Power Speaker Great For House Parties DJs

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X2 Series from Alto Professional - Powered Loudspeakers for the Serious Performer
With the TX2 Series, Alto Professional has created a family of powered loudspeakers suitable for your most demanding gigs, night after night. Utilizing much of the technology of our acclaimed TS3 series, the new TX2 Series delivers the power and clarity you need to sound your best.
FEATURES
600 Watts peak, (300 Watts continuous Class D power)
The newly designed horn delivers greater coverage 90° H x 60° V
The full grille delivers style and provides protection for your investment.
15-inch (381 mm) LF driver, 2-inch (50.8 mm) voice coil
1-inch (25.4 mm) titanium diaphragm HF compression driver
Lightweight, portable design for main or wedge monitor operation
Standard speaker pole socket
Bi-amplified design with precision active crossover and EQ
Balanced XLR/TRS with selectable Mic/Line input. XLR Link Output, Contour EQ switch, and Ground-Lift switch
Designed and tuned in the USA
1 year Canadian serviced manufacturer warranty
The TX2 Series features a new ID, resulting in rugged, lightweight, easily-transportable cabinets. Their trapezoidal shape enables either upright or wedge monitor positioning and the full-sized steel grille gives complete driver protection. These speakers are built for continuous heavy-duty use. Add to that their full complement of inputs/outputs and mounting options and it’s easy to see that the TX2 Series plays an indispensable role in your performance.
There are four models in the range-the 300-watt TX208 and 210, and the 600-watt TX212 and TX215. They are all bi-amplified 2-way designs, with a long-excursion woofer and a 1-inch titanium compression driver in a newly-designed precision horn. This new horn design improves the high-frequency performance and produces a very precise 90˚H X 60˚V radiation pattern-ideal for optimal audience coverage.
TECH INFORMATION
Power Output: 600 W peak (400 W LF + 200 W HF), 300 W continuous (200 W LF + 100 W HF) Class D power
LF Driver: 12-inch (305 mm) LF driver, 2-inch (50.8 mm) voice coil
HF Driver: 1-inch (25.4 mm) neodymium HF compression driver
Crossover: 2.5 kHz
Maximum: 118 dB at 1m
Frequency Response: (-3dB): 70 Hz - 20 kHz
Horn Coverage: 90° H x 60° V nominal
Equalization: Contour Switch Low and High Frequency +3dB Boost
Connectors: (1) XLR/TRS 1/4” (6.35 mm) combo input, (1) XLR link output, (1) IEC power cable input
Controls: (1) Volume, Power on/off switch, Contour switch, Ground-Lift Switch
Indicators: (2) Power LED (front and rear), Clip limiter LED
Protection: Overload Analog Limiter / Compressor, Thermal Protection
Power Supply: 100V-240V ~ 50/60Hz
AC Voltage Input: 100,110-120,220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Fuse:100-120V T4AL AC250V, 220-240V T2AL AC250V
Power Consumption: 260 W
Enclosure Construction: Injection-molded polypropylene enclosure, multi-angle for main or monitor applications, metal grille, rubber feet, 2 handles (both sides)
Mounting/Installation: Standard speaker pole socket, Wedge Monitor
Dimensions (HxWxD): 23.7" x 15" x 13.7" / 602mm x 381mm x 348mm
Net Weight: 31.3 lbs. / 14.2 kg.
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[@truthtopower420]

One of the best reviewers out there, thought of everything. Channel needs more followers

[@chunkychev]

I have a pair of these and for the price you can't beat them, I've used thumps (cost more) and was not impressed with them, they sound much louder than I thought they would and the sound is still controlled . I hurt my back (slip disc ) a few months ago so had to sell my passive set (more powerful but heavier) and rethink my speaker choice and these were a nice surprise !

[@Chris-yy7qc]

Old or new thumps?

[@Martin915_]

That means I should get the thumps since you said they're louder

[@4baconandbeans]

Really nice video, a ton of useful info, thanks!!

[@mallydawg479]

heya whats the model number of the bluetooth plugin device

[@truckerjosh2261]

Great video, lots of information. Does the fan go round constantly or only when it is needed?

[@alvarodelapuerta619]

It runs constantly

[@dujonkirkpatrick3332]

How is this in comparison to the ts312 for mobile DJ use?

[@CamRebires]

I need your help guys, for a vocal + electric guitar setup, should I go for a TS or a TX? Does it make a big difference?

[@lisan1010]

great review thanks!

[@expertisland]

I like the TX215 but are you still going to have 30 people in the Room?

[@JEDIKLOTZ]

How would you compare the Rockville rpg152k to the alto’s? Thanks

[@the61919]

Will this be loud enough for say backyard parties? I don’t want to spend the extra money and get the ts315 if I don’t have too, I just want to use these for small gigs, I have a passive system for bigger events but for smaller gigs I’d want to go powered speakers, would these work for those smaller gigs and maybe as monitors for when I use my passive system, or should I spend the extra money and get the 315s? I have to get a pair of either so I want to be sure which would work best for me, what’s your opinion? Thanks in advance

[@nikimiranda4290]

good explanation

[@MajorMajor212]

I am a dj who will be using this for house parties of around 100 people. TX215 or is TS310 worth a little extra?

[@EnglishTeacherBerlin]

Very well done video! Lots of down-to-earth explanations that are very helpful, no frills 'n stuff - thank you!

[@tsar6652]

Would two of these be enough for a 600 square feet room (for talk)?

[@legoliesnyman7862]

350w 15" wharfdale passive speaker be better the this active speaker

[@valsigal1]

How far blue tooth pairing speakers work?

[@Mersuharrastaja]

Does two those Alto TX215 work fine with small sport events loudspekers? Need is for speak result list and winners interview and maybe little background music from tape (not live).

[@abdonrodriguez3586]

Yes.. get a sub.. Heavy base music sucks up most of the power and theres a tendency to raise the volume, a sub allows that

[@noelzafe6726]

hi sir im from the philippines, what is use of contour and the ground is it necessary to press both during the sounds

[@mykieelv.9909]

Kakabili ko lang ng tx312 700w. Sabi ng audioman sa nabilhan ko ang contour is yung parang eq nya. Recommended po na wag nyo po pindutin ang button para nasa flat freq lang siya and the ground button naman is if ever daw na parang nangunguryente pag hinawakan nyo press nyo po yung ground button

[@matthewparker2910]

Would these be powerful enough for garden projector/outdoor cinema sessions at home? Not a huge garden, i'd say 20m long X 5m wide.

[@expertisland]

For sure, but you will need an xlr to rca adapter

[@matthewparker2910]

@@expertisland excellent thanks very much :-)

[@harolddasynth795]

Hi buddy,this or TS308?which has better sound and louder?the price difference is just 40 euros in France,thanks

[@expertisland]

Robin Here, Just answered your question in my latest video here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJK1k6ykadFne6M

[@sanjeevchettri2211]

Can this be used for live band stage monitors

[@expertisland]

no problem there, you could also look at the TS312 or even the ts310 for the price as a stage monitor.

[@djandrewmichael]

Would anybody suggest this speaker for a DJ monitor?..

[@expertisland]

on the Table next to you I would look at the TS308, on the floor on the side of the table you look could look at the TS312

[@teamheadshot101]

I used to use Mackie Thump TH-15A’s before and currently looking at getting these Alto TX215’s. How’s the bass on these Altos? Are they better than the Mackies?

[@ghsonorisation621]

Les mackie thump sont largement puissantes comparé aux alto, la pression sonore et la puissance et les basses sont mieux ! Alto, on entend plutôt des aigu qu'autre chose et clip vite.

[@gegal6178]

is this better (tx215) than the ts310? on 70-100 pax room. Their price is nearly identical in our country. Thanks.

[@expertisland]

is it for talk or music? for Talk than the TX215 for 100 people easier for the people in the back to hear. For music then you need the TS315, not the TS310.

[@bogingbernardo9663]

what subs can be use together with TX215? thanks!

[@expertisland]

@@bogingbernardo9663 the TS215Sub works great with two TX215

[@bogingbernardo9663]

can i use the TX215 together with TS315 as additional speaker? even though they have different watts? I'm using alto ZMX122FX Mixer.. thanks!

[@expertisland]

Sorry for the late reply but yes you can, just manage your placement of the speaker to keep your sound balanced.

[@John48778]

No Bass

[@Sahilkumar-zo1gi]

Sar after watching your video I am purchasing same box Alto 600 watt but I cannot use this on box because they have running current so I have take one soft so I am very afraid so it is very costly I am from India it is very costly so I cannot handle and use this sound work so please sir give me solution so how can not we use this sound box

[@Sahilkumar-zo1gi]

After power so I contact to Jack and output output I touch my output cable there is so running current

[@twistedmetalyrock200]

Thank you for your wisdom Dr. Phil

[@musicpro237]

Everyone after watching this video I bought the Alto 212.... but it’s crap. Fan makes noticeable hssss noice, sound is not crisp. It’s like Matty sound. Bulky. Did not like it. Total waste of money

[@cheodelgado6707]

No inglish lenguaje Tengo una Alto 15 pulgadas,al encenderla el Abanico de enfriamiento no gira,te pregunto es que se activa automáticamente?

[@Crochetmom4048]

Have you ever thought about mono price stage right 15 inch powered speaker great speaker and only 199 I got them at 149$

[@jasonsmith6061]

Hi there would a pair of these be good for weddings in the 100 occasionally 150 range and what is the bass like on a pair of these

[@darylbautista1941]

Your reviews for this speaker is great very informative.thanks for the info..and i would like to ask a Q if I buy one of this speaker what spec of mixer i need?GBU

[@djnormalnorman6590]

You can use any of the dance music I produced on my Chanel if you want

[@alvarodelapuerta619]

Thanks again for your videos. I have a pair of tx210. Do you think tx212 are enough louder to buy them or really there's an insignifficant difference of power and it's not worth while?

[@bikersoncall]

Midroll adds = instant 'Dislike'

[@Chris-yy7qc]

Was that soundcheck with contour (bathtub eq +3b highs/bass) on or off?

[@marcgalacio]

are the cooling fan runing all the time or is it automatic that it stops sometimes?

[@pierluigipacino803]

Per karaoke vanno bene?

[@jayem5807]

i just got the tx212 and cant seem to connect my phone through 1/4 TRS. I bought and tried the 1/4 to 1/8 cable and also bought and tried the 1/4 to 3.5mm adapter and the sound sounds like it's not coming through all the way. (like when you put you put the 3.5mm from your headphones in half way). Am I doing something wrong? or is my speaker defective?

[@VJCarlosAcosta]

Maybe its too late and you solved the problem but im going to annswer anyway mate. No matter what you have been told before, I Think the way to go is Phone- Small Mixer-Active Speakers. You need an small mixer to control the sound in a better way also because of the impedance and also because yo get more volume gain. So buy an small mixer , connect the phone with the proper connector to a 1/4 in of the mixer then connect the master out of the mixer to the In of the speakers. you can get some mixer at 80 bucks, I bought mixer that was reviewed here, a pyle with mp3 player, but there are lots of model, just dont buy a mixer behringer xenyx series you will thank me later.

[@jayem5807]

@@VJCarlosAcosta thanks I'll check some out

[@VJCarlosAcosta]

@@jayem5807 And remember to check the In of your speakers , in active speakers the In is usually XLR , so it's better try to find a mixer With Xlr master out , so you can connect the mixer and the speaker with a regular XLR balance Microphone cable. Thats the reason I told about the pile mixer , because it has XLR out. Most of the mixers at this price range have 1/4 master out, and that sometimes a problem because you will need a 1/4 to XLR adaptor.

[@jatta4439]

Such an underrated channel

[@daanhamer4172]

Docter phil

[@CaptainZombeh]

Will these speakers be loud enough to play with a drummer?

[@Dobrovinskiy]

yes

[@Dobrovinskiy]

do you want to use it with guitar processor?

[@CaptainZombeh]

@@Dobrovinskiy I am a drummer wanting to buy my own PA

[@lisan1010]

What should I get for a small rehearsal room? (no drums) A couple of these Vs. one bigger speaker like the JBL Eon?

[@miespost]

Lisan De la Cruz a QSC cp 12