RCF NXL-24a, NXL-44a, and Sub-8004s Demonstration

[@MrDonking1967]

I have looked all over youtube for demonstrations of speakers...you have done the best job of them all. Thanks

[@livedjmixes]

Awesome System...love RCF!

[@Ghstrdr7571]

Great VLOG... awesome sound!!

[@SlavkoBanjac.MarijaMilenkovic]

Beautifu presentations! Thanks for the effort! Greetings Fromm Serbia!

[@koolkiwikat]

Thankyou for sharing, amazing setup!

[@yandasmobilemusicstoreinc6989]

Thanks! Since this was filmed, I've acquired the NXL-24 and Sub-8004 for my own personal set-up. I continue to be amazed by it's clarity and output. I've used it for crowds up to 800 people with country/light rock and it performs flawlessly.

[@valbeccia8591]

Thanks for a great video. Both are great combos though I’d have to agree that the 24 with 1 8004 sub sounded more balanced. The 44 requires the extra sub to create the same balance and seemingly slightly outclasses the one 8004 on its own, still sounded awesome though. Many thanks again.

[@bmwforlife1051]

Wich will be louder or pinchier, those 2 sub 8004's compared to 8006 as wich i asume its the same drivers just on one cabinet... i mean 2 8004's stacked on eachother, or coupled together when laying down next to eachother when placed at the center

[@vittoriocr7]

Really sound quality😍

[@lildemy1504]

Hello brother, I would like to know the settings for the nxl24 in the back in any direction clockwise to give perfection, performance and strength without damage, as well as sup8004 for better harmony between them and gave it the pure sound as well as in the mixer

[@206pino]

Maestro que me conbiene un par de rcf nxl 24-a o un par de rcf rta 945? Para un grupo de cumbia..

[@edub8803]

Nicely done! How high did you have the volume on the 24?

[@mimmokeyboards]

Hi.. is the coverage of 4 NXL24 equivalent to 2 NXL44?

[@NickyDj]

Hello, can I use the NXL 24 indoors? do you recommend any for the interior? Thanks.

[@Nikson1983]

Uma pena aqui no Brasil serem tão caras!!! 😭😭😭...

[@ikaraoke1]

Nice review, thanks for your honesty. I have a question though, I was hearing crunching in the low end, do you think that was just the recording??

[@bobjosjor8307]

Absolutely. With the KZbin/Facebook rules on recorded music, I've had to search out copyright free music like you hear here. Since this was done over two years ago, I've found better recordings to use. These recordings did have a bit of "squash" on the lows and you can hear it in the demo. I think the recording engineer pushed the compression a bit hard when they mastered the tracks.

[@aldrinavrelius3035]

May i know how much price for NX L44 and 8004 S sub?

[@DobixIdealSound]

Thank you for the info. Great video. How many people can be covered, outdoor with 2 NX l-44A per side?

[@yandasmobilemusicstoreinc6989]

A good question. There are few variables to consider including type of music, expectations as per sound levels, and the size of the venue. For the festivals I tend to get (blues, classic country, acoustic), I would feel pretty comfortable with 700 people outdoors with just one NXL44 and subs per side. For two per side (with the appropriate number of subs) I would feel comfortable in the 1000 range. As I said, many things depend on the genre of music, expected (or tolerated) sound levels, and the venue shape. One of these per side with two Sub-8004's would EASILY outperform my current rig and I've done pretty well with it up to about 700 people. A HUGE nod would have to be given to these over my existing system for sound quality and portability. One thing to keep in mind with my answers, however. I AM NOT a sound provider that feels it is necessary to blow peoples heads off. I usually shoot for 95-100dB peaks about 80 feet from the stage. These will do that and more.

[@yandasmobilemusicstoreinc6989]

Sorry, but I just noticed this question. I can't say that I have a definite answer for you. I can tell you that I've acquired the NXL-24 and Sub-8004 for my own personal rig, running one of each per side. I've used it for crowds up to 800 people outdoors with country/light rock and it was very adequate. I would imagine that the system you're referring to would be good for up to a thousand, pretty easily and depending on the genre, venue, and SPL expectations.

[@paulstibal2331]

It appears we have similar mixing styles. I only crank it if demanded by purchaser. Just to make sure I am reading your response correctly, you are saying that 1 24 and one 8004 per side can handle up to 800 people?!? That's a lot of people for 2 towers of speakers. Absolutely impressive! I am really on the brink of biting the bullet and picking up 4 tops and 4 subs. I keep going back and forth between the 24's and the dB IG4T's. The dB are better on paper but the reviews kind of suggest otherwise.

[@randallascencio6436]

@@paulstibal2331 Hey I just came across this discussion but I was wondering if you ever got you hands on either the ig4t or the nxl24a... I also keep jumping back and forth about purchasing either one and wanted to see what you decided on and why?

[@djrollxe8579]

so very nice and beautiful .which country are you and where the you live.

[@yandasmobilemusicstoreinc6989]

We're in the United States. Thanks for watching!

[@revelationevents2323]

Hey do you notice these speakers getting hot in the back where the amp is?

[@watchman316ly]

Question- when you step up to the NXL-44, will the Sub-8004 still be able to keep up with the tops?

[@TylerMarletteNY]

how many hdl-6a would be comparable to the nxl-44a

[@branislavxxx7249]

NXL44 vs nx44 Which one is better for what ? I need universal system that i can use indoors and outdoors . Thanks

[@johgus96jg]

Have you heard the new 8003-as II sub? spec whise it looks pretty interesting, almost on par with the 8004, but lighter

[@yandasmobilemusicstoreinc6989]

johgus96, I haven't heard the 8003 yet. On paper it is 3dB quieter and doesn't go quite as low. I'm sure it's a great performer as I've had yet to hear anything from RCF that I haven't liked.

[@filipmatijevic8627]

8004 is like pair of 8003

[@here2456]

Can a pair of these be enough coverage for 400 people outdoors?

[@funco6036]

Absolutely

[@henryvanschalkwyk2133]

hi. you say the 8004 is not enough for the nxl44. Did you run the l44 on fullrange? maybe then it will be a good fullrange balance.

[@yandasmobilemusicstoreinc6989]

That's a possibility. Generally speaking, it's not a wise idea to have different cabinets with different size drivers reproducing the same frequencies as odd cancellations and couplings may result.

[@livedjmixes]

Needs more cowbell!

[@phamhoa5462]

Rcf nxl24 or 44 larger

[@amthanhvip6054]

If i use a pair of nxl24 and one sub 8003 for 200 pp ourdoors for dj ok? Please!

[@yandasmobilemusicstoreinc6989]

That would work, but you’ll need to turn the sub all the way up and turn the NXL24’s down a bit in order to have a balanced sound. The NXL24’s are very powerful and will overpower the sub-8003.

[@rayflexentertainment1545]

For Dj's hip hop house music etc.. outdoor NXL 24 vs 44 Which off them is better. ? Thanks

[@yandasmobilemusicstoreinc6989]

It's a little bit of personal preference. It goes without saying that you would definitely want subs for hip hop/house music. The highs on the 44 are a little more "in your face" than the 24's. Some people really like that, some people don't. Other factors to take into account are the size of your audience and the size of your crew (the 44 can be a bit unwieldy if you'e moving it by yourself.) I would say the 24's for overall versatility but if you're doing a huge crowd and have the help, the 44's are pretty spectacular. I personally went with the 24's for my own rig.

[@rayflexentertainment1545]

I do Aboy 800 to 1000 audience

[@kavajamusic5411]

RCF have harshy compression drivers. Better Beyma, B&C or even better, Faital Pro

[@djmarzek]

lol

[@trantram2699]

Rcf sounds good but doesn’t last

[@yandasmobilemusicstoreinc6989]

I've been running with the NXL series pretty hard and loud for two years now without one hiccup. I have friends with EVOX series that have had those for three years or more, gigging several times a week without issues. Everything can fail, but a blanket statement like yours seems to be unfounded.

[@jasonbull3987]

Why do you say that? Is there particular models examples you're referring to? Ive had 2x rcf subs for like 10 years, and never skipped a beat. They've outlasted jbl and yamaha subs put through the same flogging :)