Harbinger VARI V4112 How Good is the V4000 APP & 2,500 Watt 12" Powered Speaker 129 dB

Harbinger VARI V4112 12" 2,500W Powered Speaker With Tunable DSP and iOS App Black
Up to Date Pricing guitar-center.pxf.io/V4112
Features
High Power + DSP
2,500 watts of Class-D amplification
Custom XR 12” LF driver and XR HF compression tweeter
High headroom and low distortion for outstanding clarity and impact
Large, color graphic display with easy-to-understand visual voicing
High precision DSP crossover and full bandwidth frequency management for extremely accurate, high-fidelity sound
Selectable Preset Voicings instantly configure the sound-optimizing DSP for common applications
Easily adjustable DSP bass and treble for powerful sound control and customization
Transparent, dynamic DSP limiter for ideal sound quality and system protection at maximum volume
5 Inputs at Once
3 Independent Input Channels
2 Mic/Guitar Combo Inputs
Stereo 1/4" Line Inputs
Wireless Bluetooth Audio Input
Stereo 1/8" AUX Input
Free iOS App
Bluetooth control to see and set the DSP function
Use while standing and moving around the venue to dial in optimal sound
Bluetooth Audio
Connect and stream audio wirelessly
Use with a smartphone or any other Bluetooth audio source
Less cabling minimizes wire clutter Smart Stereo
For even bigger sound, connect pairs of VARI 4112s and enjoy integrated stereo audio and unified control
Dial in the volume and tone for the whole rig from the master unit, or downloadable iOS App
Specifications
10 Customizable Voicings: Standard, Live Band, Vocal Boost, Floor Monitor/Wall
5 Customizable Presets: Save your favorite setups for easy recall
4 Positions: Can be used on Speaker Stand, as Floor Monitor, Free-Standing or Suspended
Freq. Response: 35Hz-22KHz
High Peak Power: 2,500 watts
Max Output SPL: 129dB
Custom Speakers: 12" XR Low-Frequency Driver + XR High Fidelity Compression Tweeter
Harbinger VARI V4112 129dB 35Hz to 22Khz $450
EV ZLX12BT 126db 65Hz to 18Khz - $500
JBL EON712 127dB 60Hz to 20Khz - $550
JBL PRX-812W 135dB 58Kz to 20Khz - $950
EV ELX200-12P 130dB 57Hz to 16KHz - $800
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00:00 Harbinger VARI V4112
01:20 V4000 iOS App
03:14 How to Use The 7 Band EQ
06:28 Sound Testing the App
09:12 Features of the Amp Plate
13:00 Quality of the Box
15:19 Harbinger V4112 Power vs Price
15:47 EV ZLX12BT Power vs Price
16:06 JBL EON712 Power vs Price
16:20 JBL PRX812w Power vs Price
16:46 EV ELX200-12P Power vs Price
18:13 What Do I Thing?
20:11 Hello V4000

[@expertisland]

Up to Date Pricing guitar-center.pxf.io/V4112 🌴

[@djpapajohn]

Finally saved up to purchase my 2nd one. 1st one purchased over years now. I have two 18' turbo sound subs and messed around and used another brand 12' with the 4112 for a crowd of over 100 and what a world of difference. I also run it with the evolve50 liner rays. The sound is very rich and loud at the same time...amazing unit.

[@TL-wu4id]

You're 100% correct. That's why I replaced QSC K series with this brand. Why? It is cheap and more powerful. They actually work for a live band. I run 8 4115 speakers and 4 Yorkville 808p subwoofers 😅. Enough for 750 people easily. Super loud and clear because of 35-22k. At first, I didn't believe their specs until I used it for live gigs lol. I don't know how durable they are, but still cheaper to fix or even to buy a new one. With QSC, you would spend at least $450 for an amp replacement. Think about it!

[@MemphisMike901]

Just bought the 4115 today. My plans are to use as keyboard monitor and also for solo/duo work

[@thesilentdj4279]

Hey...VERY informative, concise info, thank you. 38 yr full time DJ and always considered Harbinger entry level. Actually did an A/B test at Guitar center yesterday against JBL, QSC (which I own), Mackie...and these (the 15s) sounded the best! Just a bit nervous on power for 150 person events.

[@Goku-el3lk]

what mackie did you A/B with? I'm looking at the Mackie Thump 212 (currently $315) but curious about the Vari4112 ($374) for a bar band

[@dannygalindo4562]

I have a V2215 and a V2315 that I use with a V2318, they sound good, I have used them for up to 7 hours with no problems, I am thinking of upgrading my equipment for a pair of 12” and 15” subs. The ones that caught my attention were the JBL IRX, but seeing this comparison I prefer to continue with Harbinger, V4112 will be my option.. thanks for your videos

[@kentwood9821]

Do these have any sort of feedback cancellation? Would love to see a bit of reverb and other performer-friendly features in the dsp. Otherwise, amazing features for the price.

[@jerryhdzNtexas]

I just got the new alto 4 series.. bluetooth.. love it.

[@oescolante15]

They sound loud

[@rossrobichaux9425]

Still looking for the video of the 12 versus the 15

[@acegrinds]

Yea this control need to work for all harbingers

[@rossrobichaux9425]

Still looking for the video of the 12 versus 15

[@SuAmigoElilegal]

Does this woofer speaker upgraded and so the tweeter from the gen harbinger 2312? What are the main differences

[@savcimurat2720]

Hi, whe do not have this brand in europe but there is a similar speaker, the alto ts 415 , can you do a revieuw about this one please? Greetings from belgium

[@expertisland]

In Europe, have a look at TS415 or the icoa from LD systems

[@theomass]

How do they compare with Alto ts4? ( For electric drums and piano)

[@GreatRateDJs]

I've had the Alto TS4. At the first gig, one Alto died. No way the Alto has the 2500-watt volume it claims to have. I returned the Alto's for the Harbinger Vari 4000 15" and have been blown away. Sounds amazing and has so many features. Been using them for about a year and they've been money.

[@MusicalBasics]

How would you compare this to the 3412? really curious

[@Xolanidj]

I have both. The 4112 is a little louder, but that's to be expected. Everything else is about the same, and the 3412 has a few newer features.

[@rdavkid]

Looking to get 4 of these for about 150-175 people max.... Should I get the 12 or opt for 15? Fours 12s and subwoofer or just four 15s? Its for a new church.

[@prodbyhostile]

sub is a MUST!

[@SuAmigoElilegal]

When it comes to larger crows what you need to focus is subwoofers not tops speaker. The tops speakers all u do is reaise them up to cover further area and u can just put a small 10 to fill the center ,but as ur main concer is bass and coverage. U need more than one def if ur playing outside. Unless is a backyard party with walls close by u will be fine with just one but as far open land no walls and over 50 people u need 2 and 4 depending on the size and quality of ur subs

[@patricksarker]

Which one is better... vari 3415 or vari 4112? They are both on sale for $359. This will be used for small gatherings of around 50-80 people.

[@expertisland]

Same price $359 go with the 4112 better app more power. better set for indoors at 12"

[@josercardonaoficial]

Hello what's the name of app?

[@djxcel23]

What is the continuous rms wattage of this speaker ?

[@GreatRateDJs]

It's usually about 1/2 peak. So for the Vari 4000 series, approx 1,250 rms.

[@jordenb9469]

Are you not selling these at expert island?

[@oddioj1350]

As I've always understood it, the Harbinger brand is exclusively sold thru guitar center only, I believe it's their own speaker brand I think. I've never seen the brand sold outside of guitar center exception I think musicians friend sells them used.

[@expertisland]

@Jorden B Not At this Time But the option is there.

[@expertisland]

​@@oddioj1350 Guitar center owns Harbinger but Harbinger is it's own Brand.

[@aliboy123]

The V4112 speakers are on the heavier side at 49lbs and the 15's at almost 60lbs. They're great but a pain to lift.

[@expertisland]

Power is not Free it is sold by the Pound😜

[@94SexyStang]

YOU chose to neglect your health, not Harbinger! Quit making excuses, hit the gym.

[@TL-wu4id]

The net weight is only 42 dude. It's 3 pounds heavier than QSC k12, but 💯 better.

[@aliboy123]

@@94SexyStang i do but who prefers to lift something heavier when setting up equipment. You prefer to be exhausted before your gig? Work smarter not dumber. All you.

[@aliboy123]

@@TL-wu4id still on the heavier side when compared to other 12" speaker's. Don't get me wrong their great. Just heavy. When trying to take them off the stand they tend to clamp on to the pole even with the holding screw undone. I end up lifting the whole pole with the speaker.

[@gabedestellano]

Have another drink buddy ...