Alto Busker | Unboxing & Wireless DJ Setup (2024)

[@djcoolcliff]

I love mines!! Perfect for monitoring too!!!! I use my in stage for my keyboards as well!!!!

[@worldmusic5811]

I bought two they are rock solid and the batteries last I returned the Bose s-1 pros

[@Hyper500-q3p]

Hello i think to buy the Alto ts 410... it's a good choice???

[@DjCraigDalzell]

Depends on your needs, if your going to be using them in larger environments I'd suggest going for the more powerful 12's or 15's

[@ThePrimeTech]

Cool, can't wait to talk about this nice product on my KZbin channel 😍😍

[@lemezurc1]

Hi great vid! Can you still use them while its plugged in

[@DjCraigDalzell]

Yes

[@gregsterc5294]

Thank you for this very helpful video! Just a question: instead of using two sets of Alto transmitters/receivers, could you have simply used one set and then have the two speakers communicate with each other to provide the stereo sound?

[@tuned4u]

hi,, what I did: I connected a transmitter in the MIX out of busker 1,, then a receiver in the Channel 1 in of t he busker 2 . And the mixer was connected to the busker 1 of course. You can try :)

[@DjCraigDalzell]

The stealth come in a box with 1 transmitter & 1 receiver and send either the left or right audio signal from the source to the speaker, in theory you probably could then run an XLR from that speaker to the other (you would however only be getting mono and not stereo sound)

[@gregsterc5294]

Thanks for the response!

[@DjayEMix]

Thanx for the video m8! How is the sound/bass on just one single Alto for smaller private gigs? Thinking of starting with one and upgrading later.

[@DjCraigDalzell]

Really depends on the size of the space & amount of people, these are only 200watt speakers so a pair never mind just 1 will only cover certain scenarios You might be better considering the powered TS408 at 2000watt per speaker (still small enough and portable & a pair doesn’t cost much more than a single Busker)

[@DjayEMix]

No battery on those. Would like something portable enough to carry but powerful/sound good enough to be used outdoors for small gatherings. These seem to have the best battery life out of all the options.

[@DjCraigDalzell]

@@DjayEMix if it’s only small gatherings these will do the job fine 👍🏻

[@d17mop]

How do these compare to the Bose s1 pro?

[@DjCraigDalzell]

I’ve never used the Bose myself so can’t say from experience, these are on par with the Mackie Thump Go for considerably less money (£299 per speaker) 👌🏻

[@d17mop]

Thanks Craig. 👍🏼

[@worldmusic5811]

The battery in the s1-pros are junk they only last 2-3 hrs for playback the buskers last for hours, ive run them for 4 hrs they never came off the green

[@WWeiss-nv5vz]

These are slightly louder, Bose has a fuller Hifi sound, Alto cleaner high end. S1Pro Plus next level!

[@michaelbattista1334]

You can off that voice when you turn it on if you want. Hold the Pair & Link buttons down for 4 seconds. I got rid of mine because it was absolutely annoying.

[@DjCraigDalzell]

Didn't actually know that, thanks for the tip