EVERSE 8- The Ultimate Battery Powered System for Wedding DJs

#EVERSE8 #electrovoice #weddingdj
The EVERSE 8 is a revolutionary weatherized battery-powered loudspeaker by ‪@ElectroVoiceOfficial‬ that provides DJs the ultimate freedom by cutting the power cord. Its compact design makes this the PERFECT ceremony and cocktail hour speaker for wedding DJs. I have decided to streamline my wedding setup once more by utilizing the versatility of this powerful 8" speaker, which allows me to deliver premium sound anywhere with multiple speakers if needed. From advanced feedback impression to powering additional wireless devices from the speaker, the Everse 8 has elevated my wedding ceremony services and eliminated many pain points. Come check out my new wedding setup for 2023 using the Sennheiser ew 112P G4 and EVERSE 8.
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[@jmfbabyj]

This just makes Ceremony’s so much easier… Thank you for all you do for the Dj community

[@borg386]

OK, thanks. I just use velcro anyway. It works perfectly and is cheaper. But the shelf is a good idea. A universal shelf would probably sell pretty good.

[@roteldorel]

NOO SORRY SHES DOO FOR AL DJ HWO USE DIS FOR ALL COMPANY TO LORNE NOT ONLY BLUETHOT ITS BEST , I LIKE SHE SHOW ECXAT DISTANT OF SPEKERS WET NOT BLUETHOT ALTERNATIVE BEST DEN BLUETHOTH

[@djtrend]

That hollyland mic you’re using in this video I’ve used on dozens of ceremonies and events and never had a drop out. It’s the most shockingly affordable and incredible mic I’ve purchased and I own $1,000+ mics. Shockingly incredible for the $100 price tag. My officiants love it. Quick setup. :-)

[@DJRachelLynch]

I’ve used it it a few times myself (see link). It does work well, but I don’t see it as a direct replacement for a quality professional mic. The problem with 2.4GHz in as simple terms as I can apply, SATURATION, PHYSICS, and POWER. It's a highly crowded part of the spectrum, from microwaves, security systems, bluetooth, routers, and so much more all vying for the same space. You are also technically limited to only 3 primary channels (1, 6, and 11) while the other channels have overlap on everyone else. Because of that finding a clear signal can be a challenge. And while even the best brands have options in the 2.4GHz with advanced features like auto-switching to clear channels, the fact remains you are driving on a crowded road with some careless drivers. That all leads to a higher potential of failure. Being that 2.4GHz is high of a frequency it is physically a very short wavelength. This means penetrating through objects, people, etc. is more difficult. This means it can only travel shorter distances in a practical setting with the rule of thumb being 100' is the max range. It reduces your options to place equipment in this "goldilocks" zone. This all leads to a higher potential of failure. If you are using a mic (or IEM) in the 470-608 MHz spectrum you are generally accessing less busy frequencies to operate on. Yes some cities it's more challenging to find open frequencies competing with TV stations, relays, etc. But the general rule of thumb is you are likely to find more than a couple groups with some open frequencies to operate on. In general 300' can be achieved with stock antennas and you have options to improve your antenna capabilities. All of this gives you more opportunity of success. So in short, 2.4GHz can work, until it won't. Why take on that risk in a mission critical environment? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZneZiqCmocidbZYsi=2JQAe2zdcNo_xVmV

[@dougtravins9624]

A typical DJ Rachel well organized, top notch video that covers everything! TY

[@DJRachelLynch]

❤️🙏🏻

[@ZackPomerleau]

I use this as a musician and I’ve used just one at farmers markets with foot traffic of 3500 people and it works amazingly with volume to spare. It’s probably the best all in one thing around.

[@DJRachelLynch]

What a cool use for this! It’s amazing what we can do with portable sound. I appreciate your feedback on the EVERSE. Keep bringing those good vibes to the Farmers Market. ☺️

[@ZackPomerleau]

@@DJRachelLynch yeah and I don’t have to use a generator like others do and bring a giant sound system. I’m in and out insanely quick. Stuff like this is what gets people gigs

[@truestory2227]

Just picked up a pair, looking to use it with a wireless speaker transmitter/receiver(Alto Stealth) a pair of these tops with a subwoofer that can reach down to 35hz should be a great trio! I appreciate your content, very informative!

[@IdealEntertainmentSC]

Thank you for the tip on Pilot Tone! That's one thing I never knew about, and I can't tell you how many time's I've had to sprint from one speaker to the other after the ceremony, because I forgot that it would make that noise when I shut the transmitter off lol. I've been using the Sennheiser system for years, and it's amazing how few people know about this little gem. One other thing to note, is that you can run multiple receivers from the same transmitter simultaneously. It's a huge help to have a couple of extra speakers for mic audio inside the reception space, especially if there are weird angles to the venue, or if your DJ booth is set up in a location where some guests are either directly next to you or behind you. I consistently place speakers in the far corners of the room for a stereo effect without having to blast the primary speakers. It's pretty much identical to the setup you used for the first cocktail hour Everse video you created :). I use the headphone port on my mixer for the transmitter and I select individual channels that I want to send out.

[@AndrewBanker1]

Fantastic video. My wife uses a similar setup, but using the JBL EON Compact for speakers. The JBL’s are not loud enough for audiences >100.

[@AndrewBanker1]

I just purchased two of these. They have replaced my JBL compacts. it’s a night and day difference in sound quality and output. Very happy.

[@jamesosteen6899]

Clearly you are still by far the best when it comes to strategies for better set-ups. Love Dj Rachel's video's... Tell your mom hello, and thanks for the cameo & testimony... 😊

[@DJRachelLynch]

I appreciate that!❤

[@biancavillarreal2562]

I just bought the JBL EON MK2 as a battery powered option because I’m 4’9 and having to put speaker on a tall pole and possibly having to readjust is very challenging for me. But seeing all these cool features makes me want one 😅

[@andresaxmanbrown]

I have a similar set up with two Bose speakers. Just want to share that you can use the Sennheiser XSW-D Base kit or vocal kit which is a pair of USB-C wireless XLRs. Sounds confusing until you look it up. It’s been a GAME CHANGER for me! I also have the XSW-D instrument set which is basically a rechargeable battery powered jack lead. I have two of each set!

[@marcburns9063]

Hi, are you using 2 x Bose S1 pro Plus daisy chained together, and how do you think they would perform in aa average sized Socia or Working mens club, I'm trying to lighten up my equipment by about 85 percent.

[@Dyerdrummer]

The GOAT of DJ reviews! Thanks again😀

[@DJRachelLynch]

❤️🙏🏻

[@BryanStietenroth]

I concur!

[@LAOz.MoB-MaFiA]

Beautiful effects, nice sound off

[@portlanddjdanweisman7549]

YOU are a PRO! Thank you! Top Ten Portland DJ Dan

[@gedkenyon6665]

Great show Rachel. See you next time

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks! 🙂

[@thegr8destroyer]

By far the most comprehensive and thorough review of this system setup i've seen on youtube. Amazing, great job and thank you for this. I know what to buy for my weddings. Definitely subbing and liking!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Appreciate your time and kindness. Happy to help.

[@MichaelPeifer]

18:08 Awesome video as usual. Quick mic tip from a sound geek. The headset mic should be beside the mouth not in front of it. Those mics are designed differently from your hand held mics. The sensitive mic will pick up breath noise and plosives or “P” sounds if placed in front of the mouth as you were wearing it. Works better just to one side or below the mouth. ;) Love your content- keep rockin!

[@DJRachelLynch]

🫡 Appreciate it and your time to check this out.

[@DJdanny318]

You are the best!!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks so much for your time. ☺️

[@Nogi-aka-DJNugz]

Love this! I have always used a Bose S1, but the louder SPL on the Everse makes it a great replacement. Also, this is a great speaker to use when you have dinner in a separate room. I was wondering where the divider was. Great video Rachel.

[@dj2big]

Hi Rachel thanks for this video very informative. Can you update your link to the 112

[@DJRachelLynch]

Happy to help! I’m not sure if this model is available anymore. That might be why the link isn’t working. A simple Google search should pull up what you need. Also I highly recommend reaching out to NLFX Professional so they can get you the most up-to-date unit available and frequency band for your area.

[@raymondsaunders3526]

Hiya Rachel!! A very informative video!! Have a great day DJ Ray Ray!!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks a bunch! Appreciate your time to check this out. ☺️

[@djnobeva]

Thank you for this comprehensive tutorial! Answered every question I needed to know about making my Everse 8s and Sennheiser mic wireless. Only thing that sucks I need to buy the transmitters now..smh..lol. Thanks again!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Happy to help! It’s totally worth it!

[@SaidHamideh]

I just got the Everse12. I'm excited to see what I can do with it.

[@DJRachelLynch]

Fantastic speaker! Enjoy!

[@jay836t]

Thank you DJ Rachel, as always very detailed review of the battery powered system for a wedding DJs.

[@d.jjoshgalvan7415]

awesome video Rachel as always ...just did some crunching on the total we are looking around 3500 bucks for this set up ....not bad at all considering that you will have the best possible equipment ....and peace of mind is priceless ..thank you once aging Rachel ...you are awesome ...

[@LC3ENT]

😉 Great Video and Information! Great Move On The Direct Connect! My Next Move Is Sennheiser ew 112P G4! Thanks Again!! BTW... Where DO You Get Those Hella Huge Antennas On The Back Of The Mic Receiver?

[@DJRachelLynch]

Appreciate you checking this out. ☺️ This is the best way to transmit sound to the other EVERSE hands down. You’ll love it!

[@LC3ENT]

Hello there Rachel! Where DO You Get Those Hella Huge Antennas On The Back Of The Mic Receiver?

[@p.michaelguastamachio3162]

Thank you for going so in depth about the sennheiser packs!! Answered every question

[@DJRachelLynch]

Awesome! Happy to help. Thanks for watching.

[@djmattames]

It was great hanging out for the premiere of this. Extremely informative and beneficial. Thank you for sharing all of the ways we can enhance our events; especially wedding ceremonies! (And bonus: make our own setup and teardown easier!)

[@gewing61]

Love the EV product. I have 4 Zlx 12bt in my garage. The speakers are awesome!!!thanks for sharing.

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks so much for stopping by! ☺️

[@ChrisDiRoma]

You make great videos! Thanks for your hard work!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Appreciate you checking this out and your kindness. 🫡

[@lamarcy]

Excelent Video!!! I was wondering how to do a wireless gig securely. This is just amazing and well thought. Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks for your time to check this out. I’ve been doing this for YEARS and haven’t found a better solution than this. 🙂Always run a cable when you can, but this is next best.

[@mosszaphod]

Do you normally user Lavalier mics or handhelds for your ceremony? Great vid as always!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Lav. Always. 🙂

[@mosszaphod]

@@DJRachelLynch - One on the preacher and one on groom? Any any on bride?

[@DjTecniq]

Those have to be the thickest antennas I’ve ever seen on a wireless system. The EV8 is Arguably the best battery powered speaker I’ve ever had the pleasure of owning

[@DJRachelLynch]

I upgraded them to 1/2 wave. Better reception that way. Best speaker ever!

[@arturohernandezsierra9030]

Greatings from México. Thanks so much to help me to take decisions to purchase the everse 8. Iam Street musician dusking. I think the everse is the Best opcion. I hope I am not wrong! Thanks

[@djmaxreloaded7050]

Another fantastic video. Thank you. Just when I think I'm 10 steps behind you, you up the level lol. As always...Cape Town South Africa sends love.

[@DJRachelLynch]

❤️🙏🏻

[@TheDjelements]

Thanks for making this I had no idea those wireless packs were that detailed of a setup 😳

[@DJRachelLynch]

Glad I could help!

[@angelswithanedge]

Thanks Rachel. FANTASTIC breakdown of how this stuff works. Still a little confused with the syncing. I just need to practice!

[@vfnsp]

Great video Rachel!! Thank you for sharing this!!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks for checking this out. ☺️

[@hardkore360]

Great video! I was just pondering purchasing this speaker to accompany my Prime Go.

[@djroyaltyatl5148]

Love the page!

[@DJRachelLynch]

☺️ Appreciate it!

[@larrycooper7256]

This is hands down, the best product demonstration video I’ve seen yet! Well done!! I do a lot of corporate A/V at my job and have been using these speakers a great deal. I like your tips and tricks here, very informative!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Appreciate your kindness and time to check this out. Happy to help! Thanks so much! #teamEV

[@DJ2Legit007]

This is a really nice system you put together here! I was a little concerned at first because I thought you were gonna be using bluetooth at your ceremonies. I NEVER trust bluetooth in any capacity at my wedding ceremonies. It can flake out on ya at any given moment when you least expect it. So glad when I saw you said you hardwire your music device. Yes!!!! Same here. This video has reminded me that I need to make an updated video on my battery powered ceremony system. Anyway, great job as always! You have the perfect system now for sure!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thank you so much for your time to check this out. The EVERSE Bluetooth system works really well, but I don’t underestimate the imitations of it. Bluetooth will always be an amateur connection and have risks. Nothing will ever beat an actual direct connection. Also, the distance is exponentially better as you saw. Night and day. There is no reason to not just plug a simple cable in and know it’s gonna work every time. We are definitely on the same page! Appreciate your comment and kindness.

[@DJ2Legit007]

@@DJRachelLynch Agreed 100% on everything you just said!

[@MikaelLewisify]

Ahhh…you’ve just answered my question.

[@RoyalSingleton]

Amazing information Rachel!!! Thank you 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks for checking this out. Happy to help!

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

Thank you for the video. Great video as always

[@DJRachelLynch]

Appreciate it! ☺️

[@frankbierschneider8785]

Grat review, thanks for sharing!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Appreciate your time to watch. Thanks.

[@rp_a3480]

Very informative… thanks for sharing!!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FSP.Entertainment]

Going to get an Everse 8 ;) even though I like the price point of the Go-Thump, time to level up. I live in S. Arizona and we've done some pretty remote ceremonies in desert canyons, near lakes, mesquite forests, and ghost towns.

[@DJRachelLynch]

This will be a great solution. The EVERSE 8 has significantly more output than the Mackie.

[@BobLyons]

Thanks! Great video.👍

[@DJRachelLynch]

Appreciate your time. ☺️

[@MichaelNatrin]

Gonna upgrade from the JBL EON One compact to get this. Great video.

[@DJRachelLynch]

It’s a significant upgrade in SPL and clarity. You’re going to be very happy. I did the same thing. I had a EON compact and liked it, didn’t love it. Enjoy your EVERSE! Thanks for your time to check this out.

[@d.s.6268]

Fantastic video. Clear and detailed. One question - is there any reason to turn the AFS off at all ? Seems like that would be something I'd want turned on permanently...

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks so much! I have mine on all the time. I can’t think a reason why you wouldn’t need or want it on. If I find out anything additional regarding this feature, I’ll let you know.

[@scotttitmus9008]

Great and informative video as always! Love your smile and you have a great personality. Thank you for all that you do for us DJ's!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Appreciate this so much. Grateful for your kindness and time to watch!

[@eddieacosta1955]

Thank You For The Video I Will Definitely Get The Everse 8

[@DJRachelLynch]

Appreciate your time!

[@miguelhaddadchavelas7454]

Wow awesome video, thank you so much ....

[@DJRachelLynch]

🫡❤️

[@DjHarvieMOSCOW]

Awesome video ❤

[@DJRachelLynch]

Always apprecate your interest and time to check out what I got going on. Thanks for being you DJ Harvie!

[@idlemind199D9]

This is gonna be epic. I can tell from the pic.

[@DJRachelLynch]

Let me know what you think. :)

[@justgeorge121]

Amazing 🤩

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks!

[@djjamie9607]

Excellent video and very well done. You present yourself very well and always enjoy watching your vidz :) I currently own this speaker and have used it for numerous ceremonies, both with a Shure mic system and without. The bluetooth range for streaming music is fantastic. You can put this speaker in 1 area of a venue, and take your iPad, or phone with you and the music will still continue to play.

[@DJRachelLynch]

So glad you’re loving this speaker. I’m definitely looking forward to using it this wedding season. Appreciate your time to check this out and kindness. Have a great event season. 🤘🏻

[@djjamie9607]

@@DJRachelLynch You got it :) Thanks for all you do for the DJ community. You really do a great job.

[@Andy1x]

Hi Rachel! So months later now, how are you liking the Everse 8? Did you ever consider the Bose equivalent, or did you want to stay in the EV family. Asking because you’re one of the reasons I bought a 50m last year, and I love it. Now I’m also facing additional gig opportunities where there is no electricity, so reading up again on this unit. That said I will use my 50m 99% of the time. I do not have a generator, though I think you put a video out about one. Thanks!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Buy it. 😉

[@Andy1x]

@@DJRachelLynch That’s all I need to hear. There are very few whose feedback and opinion I value as much as you, Rachel. Thanks so much. 😉👍💯

[@DJRachelLynch]

@@Andy1xAnytime. Thanks for your support and time to check out the video. Enjoy your new EVERSE 8.

[@marcburns9063]

Hi Rachel, like all the remarks on your youtube tutorial its great, i have been fighting to choose between 2 x Everse 12s or 2 x Bose S1 Pro plus the only thing i have discovered is you can not link 2 wirless speakers with vocals and backing tracks so i have looked into it and Bose have a connection lead to over come this, i just trying to decide as it reduces my set up enormously I am a solo Tribute Artist many thanks.

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks for checking this out!

[@easyclean21]

Awesome review you surely pushed that distance sis lol

[@DJRachelLynch]

😉

[@djhotchocolateentertainmen3034]

AWESOME VIDEO! I'm looking into everything listed. Question. I'm still using my dual mic system, lapel and hand held with an iPad for music. Everything is attached to a mixer I use to control the volume of my mics and music. Do you control your mic volume directly from the mic base?

[@DJRachelLynch]

I use the EV QUICK SMART app or the on board DSP.

[@cesarperezdj]

I really love this setup but I was more impressed by sticking with the 1 speaker setup like your previous ceremony setup (30M) and that's what I'm shooting for at the moment but of course you went 1 level ahead now lol. At least if I decide to do 2 speakers I will take your Sennheiser EW 112 advise.

[@DJRachelLynch]

I still plan on using my 30M. There are some events where I will need the additional SPL output, Hercules mixer, or the other inputs for live musicians and stuff. I’m definitely not abandoning that setup. It’s fantastic. This is for those events where only the basics are needed or two tops will do a better job. 🙂

[@laareval]

Hi Rachel! Great video! If you needed to add say 1 more mic for readers, or the groom how would you add a second wireless?

[@DJRachelLynch]

I’d probably use this system instead with a Jackery. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eauudXyQmp2obNU Or I’d use an additional mic base and power it with a Jackery.

[@djl-rey4436]

great video Rachel, can you add more receivers for more speakers?

[@DJRachelLynch]

Yes. You can additional receivers. 🙂

[@djyaki3231]

Thanks for sharing. This is a great setup May i ask why you didn't just plug both mics into the same primary speaker and use the Bluetooth function to pair both Everses? The speaker has multiple inputs and is capable of handling both sources simultaneously on the Primary speaker.

[@DJRachelLynch]

Because Bluetooth doesn’t transmit mic signals. It only does Bluetooth music. In order to have both speakers play the same music and mic signal you need to do something like what I show here.

[@JohnnyMixKoutroubis]

Nice Set up ! Which Apple app are you using to control your ceremony music?

[@DJRachelLynch]

DJAY Pro AI.

[@jsaunders86]

This is such a great setup! And I'm actually doing it myself. One problem though is that I feel like I have to turn the sound up on the receiving speaker to match the volume on the transmitting one. Maybe that's just the downside though of using a body back to transmit the sound vs connection via an actual speaker cable

[@DJRachelLynch]

You can adjust everything. Inside the Sennheiser Transmitter, Lower the Sensitivity to somewhere around -12dB, and Inside the Receiver, Play with the AF Out, for example, +6dB, or higher. Keep playing with AF-Out, and Sensitivity until the AF-PEAK is not Hot and it sounds like you think it should.

[@jsaunders86]

​@@DJRachelLynch wow this is super helpful! I didn't even think about that. thanks so much! I'll try it!

[@tepanganiban]

You only use one mic for the ceremony? I thought it is common for two to be used. What mic would work in this application for lavalier and handheld? Thx!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Most times I only use one mic. I attach it to then officiants book and it picks up everyone since it’s an “omnidirectional” lav. The EVERSE 8 is designed to power only one mic base. I’m sure you could attach and additional power bank to lower a second one or use sometimes of power splitter but I haven’t does this so I have nothing specific to recommend. Try reaching out to NLFX Professional. They are who I buy all my gear from and I know that they would be able to bake a great recommendation.

[@pauloliphant7725]

Thank you @DJRachelLynch!! You are such a pro and explain things so well. Very grateful for your content. I’ve used one EV8 like this for ceremony but never paired them like this. Really wanting to get that pack. I like the idea of not using Bluetooth to link the speakers but don’t you need to connect to the speaker via Bluetooth to control everything with the EV app?

[@DJRachelLynch]

The app connection is separate from the Sennhesier packs. You can use both simultaneously.

[@brianfox6352]

Hey Rachel! Wow... another amazing vid with the play by play... much appreciated. This is exactly the video I needed to see this evening. I've been using the G4's for years for my vocal support for the officiants and grooms/when needing the 2nd for personal vows. I do really dig the way the Everse works with the RE3. So, only question I have. How does the EV RE3 system perform for live speech... vs... the Senn G4's? Also, what software are you running music for the ceremony with? I was thinking of switching to a pad versus using a whole laptop. Again, really appreciate you and your kick ass vids. Cheers - GUNZ

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks for taking the time to check this out. I’m glad it was helpful. I absolutely love the EVERSE 8. The RE3 has been a great microphone. I also use it in my DJ console. However, the speaker will work with other mic brands, so if your partial to your Sennheiser G4s then keep rocking those. 🙂 I use DJ pro AI for all of my ceremony and cocktail hour music. It’s also a great back up. It’s a tremendous program that’s subscription-based and available for all tablets. Using an iPad. Makes everything so much easier. I would definitely consider it if I were you! If you check out my other ceremony system video, I talk a bit about DJ pro AI and how it works.

[@benson200310]

Really nice video Rachel ! Just a quick question for the Sennheiser packs. I've been using the exact Senn G4 system, and I do discover a significant lack of bass frequency when I use them to transmit audio signals that requires fuller frequency respons (e.g. music playbacks) . I think it's because it's a analog wireless system that it needs to compress the audio signal for transmission efficiency. If this will be the case and probably a digital system would solve it. Do you have this problem with your system?

[@DJBessVA]

One last question :). What hand held model do you use. Your link is to the RE3-BPCL UHF lavalier set, but I would like a hand held to go along with it.

[@DJRachelLynch]

You can get it with a handheld. It’s the ND76. 🙂

[@pushmotivation-__asher1335]

Great vid, yeah I’d never trust Bluetooth at a wedding.

[@anazarian100]

Thank you so much. What a great video. If I have an iPad playing on 3/4 and Vocal mic on Chanel 1. How do I set up Music ducking when someone speaks on the microphone?? I really appreciate your response.

[@DJRachelLynch]

Inputs 1&2 have ducking in the DSP.

[@vjyoukai]

Thanks for this video. What app do you use to play in your Ipad?

[@DJRachelLynch]

DJAY PRO AI

[@vjyoukai]

NVM .. I just saw it in your Description.

[@DJDjayVarela]

Funny that you said: “it’s Sunday… I don’t want to drive my neighbors crazy… today” Question: how do you adapt you Ceremony rig in case you have live musician that need to connect to your system?

[@DJRachelLynch]

I would use my Electro-Voce 30M in that case. I’ve done it before and it’s perfect for that application. Right tool for the job, always. 🙂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eauudXyQmp2obNU

[@DJRachelLynch]

I do drive them crazy a lot. 😂😬 Everybody deserves a break now and then.

[@OneBadAssDJ]

I need some help Rachel. What sensitivity settings do you have on the transmitter/receiver? I can't seem to find a happy medium on mine. I purchased the same Sennheiser.

[@dj2big]

Hi Rachel, I hope you’re doing well! I’m really interested in transitioning to the Everse 12 system, especially after watching your review. I currently own two Sennheiser EW-D units, and I’d love to utilize both with the Everse 12. Based on your video, it seems like the Everse 12 would be nearly perfect for my needs if I could power both microphones simultaneously. Have you ever tried using a USB-C to 12V step-up converter to run a second Sennheiser EW-D mic? The EW-D requires 350mA with a 5.5mm x 2.1mm barrel connector. Thank you for your help!

[@DJRachelLynch]

I haven’t. But I know NLFX professional will most likely be able to make sure you have exactly what you need. Please reach out to them. 🙂

[@dj2big]

@@DJRachelLynch I reached out to them, but unfortunately, they don’t offer a conversion cable that properly steps up the voltage from 5V to 12V. I currently have a pending order for the Everse 12 system and am just trying to figure out if powering the Sennheiser EW-D this way is possible.

[@miked3278]

Anyone know what a shure brand equivalent to these transmitters is? I just have all shure mics so I'd like to keep it on the family of anyone knows of something comparable. Great video Rachel!

[@roteldorel]

THNKS CLEVAR I LIKE HAW YOU ESPLEND EAZY WEY

[@DJRachelLynch]

👍🏻

[@djjflipp]

Great video! Is the dc output from the back compatible with the Shure BLX288?

[@DJRachelLynch]

You’ll need to do a number check on both units to determine that. I’m not familiar with the power requirements of a BLX system.

[@djjflipp]

@@DJRachelLynch Thank you so much! You Rock!!👊🏽

[@ThatDJMike]

Not me readin "syncre3" & going "Rachel had a stroke typing out number 10" LOL

[@DJRachelLynch]

There was so much post editing and text added in the video. 😩 I don’t doubt one bit there isn’t a typo somewhere. I probably did mash SYNC and RE3 together. 😬 Sorry! 🤪

[@ThatDJMike]

@@DJRachelLynch 😂It's all good, just made me wonder what was going wrong with my eyes LOL!

[@DallasSoundGuys]

I’m able to leave my tray attached on top when I put it in the EV bag, no stretching. I’m also able to power my Shure ULXD receiver with a 2.1mm to 2.5mm DC power cable (Everse8 to receiver). Hope this helps someone.

[@DJRachelLynch]

You’re the second person to say your shelf fits when attached. Oddly enough, mine is SUPER tight. Not sure what the variance is. 🤔 It’s possible different brands of mics don’t need a special cable. It boils down to of the specs match up. Appreciate you stopping by and offering your feedback. At this point I think people should just try it. It may or may not fit. 😂🤷🏼‍♀️

[@carlosmolinaroman7502]

Great speaker I have 2 white …

[@goldensounddj5606]

Great content as always 😊 quick question feedback feature only works if mic is directly connected to ev speaker or it can also work if u connect speakers to dj system as well

[@DJRachelLynch]

Any mic that it “hears” it will mute that frequency. Don’t quote me but I believe that’s how it works.

[@goldensounddj5606]

To clearify if mic is connected to live mixer or dj controllers mic input

[@DJRachelLynch]

@@goldensounddj5606 Yes. It will work even if the mic is not directly plugged in to the speaker. Anti-feedback suppression is a technology used in speakers to prevent unwanted feedback or howling sounds caused by the microphone picking up sounds from the speaker. Here's how it works: 1. The speaker sends out an audio signal to the microphone. 2. The microphone picks up the audio signal and sends it back to the speaker. 3. The speaker then amplifies the signal and sends it back to the microphone, creating a loop. 4. Anti-feedback suppression technology detects this loop and applies a filter to the audio signal to prevent the feedback from occurring. 5. The filter can be a notch filter, which cuts out a specific frequency, or a dynamic filter, which reduces the gain of the signal. 6. The filter is applied in real-time and adjusts automatically as the sound changes.

[@goldensounddj5606]

Thanx Rachel u think everse will be good for booth monitor to put in good use aside from it main purpose

[@goldensounddj5606]

Im more of a rcf fan i use 745”s and 710s

[@LEVIJmusic]

Hi! What microphone do you use for the bride & groom during vows? Love your videos TY!

[@DJRachelLynch]

I use the Electro-Voice RE3 for my ceremony mic. Thanks so much!

[@LEVIJmusic]

@@DJRachelLynch Do you mic the groom also? That's only one mic. I would need a second lapel mic for vows. Thank you!

[@DJRachelLynch]

@@LEVIJmusic watch this… kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnXJi2WegpKMo9Usi=vJbXmhYPxzl03lFm

[@LEVIJmusic]

@DJRachelLynch Thank you so much for answering questions! I noticed you placing the RE3 Mic/BodyPack on the officiant binder - are still using this single mic method? So convenient!

[@DJRachelLynch]

@@LEVIJmusicYes. I am. It works great.

[@AndrewBanker1]

Rachel, when a video person asks you for a direct out, what do you give them? An XLR from the second speaker?

[@DJRachelLynch]

Yes. Mix out XLR signal from the back of the EVERSE.

[@jimsargent7288]

I've been do this for many years, one issue I have sometimes is interference when you get a lot of people in between the two speakers. Have you experience this at all?

[@DJRachelLynch]

I have no issues. Things always sound good. I ALWAYS scan for a clean channel before every event and have good line of site. This is very important. This is also why I don’t recommend using Bluetooth as your main audio source. Direct connection is best.

[@jimsargent7288]

@@DJRachelLynch thank you, great answer

[@peekaypee1]

Hi DJ Rachel. I'm Paul from the west coast and I do weddings and really enjoyed seeing your setup and have seriously looked into these EVs. In the meantime, I had a question about your sennheiser's and reproducing the sound from one speaker to the next or I should say from your main system to the satellite speaker you connect it with. Do you get the full fidelity sound or do you feel like the range is sort of muffled or cut off?. I'm not sure if that makes sense? I have these little DJI wireless mic transmitter/receivers and tried doing something similar as yours with my battery operated speaker used as a satellite and it didn't sound very good. It was a little more compressed as the sound sounded like there wasn't a lot of highs and lows. It was just like too much sound coming through that DJI transmitter and felt like it was distorted. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for all you do!

[@DJRachelLynch]

Thanks for checking this out. I don’t have any experience with the DJI. With my Sennheiser packs, it sends the full signal, and they sound great. I’ve been using this option for about six or seven years now. While they are significantly more expensive, I haven’t found anything better.

[@peekaypee1]

Thanks Rachel for your speedy reply. I'm going to look further into the Sennheiser. Have a great weekend🎵🎵

[@jaygabs14]

Hey Rachel, what mic do you use for video recording?

[@DJRachelLynch]

This: amzn.to/3lVx1kO I just got them. They work great!

[@thomaskuerlemann2981]

I see that you use a single lav/mic in this setup....do you ever encounter a situation where you mic both the groom and officiant?

[@DJRachelLynch]

Most times no, but yes I’ve needed more mics. This has been addressed in other videos. 🙂

[@bioversion6983]

How big crowd can the EV 8 cater to, what would you say? Can it cover an outdoor event with 150-200 people?

[@DJRachelLynch]

The number of people in attendance is only one consideration when selecting a speaker. It depends on the TYPE OF EVENT you’re doing. It depends on HOW DENSELY PACKED the people are going to be. It depends on your SOUND OBJECTIVE (how you want to fill the space). It depends on HOW LARGE the room/dance floor is. It depends on HOW LOUD you need to be at the farthest point in the room. It depends on the UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS of the venue/room. It depends on your CLIENT’S EXPECTATIONS (think student prom vs corporate picnic; do they want or need to to be crushed by sound?) It depends on INDOOR/OUTDOOR considerations (sound moves differently with and without walls). It depends on your knowledge of PROPER GAIN STRUCTURE and knowledge of BUILT IN FEATURES of your speakers. It depends on what your speakers are realistically DESIGNED FOR/CAPABLE OF. Maybe some other things I’m forgetting too.

[@ritchieurias]

Hello DJ Rachel was wondering if Sennheiser makes a dual receiver and one transmitter? thank you

[@DJRachelLynch]

You can buy additional ones.

[@pauls3880]

Rachel, do you still have your Everse 8 and still use them and how are they holding up and are the batteries still holding charge?

[@DJRachelLynch]

I use them every single event. They are in perfect condition. 🙂

[@paulhinsky]

Did you buy the rain cover clear plastic back-panel? Do you think it will be useful often? I feel like the tray and tote bag are very important accessories but i doubt i'll be setting up the gear with the rain cover on... i guess it might be useful if you only use bluetooth but the rain-cover can't fit on the back if you're plugging in any XLR cables etc....

[@DJRachelLynch]

It comes with the rear plastic cover. They are selling an additional weatherproof case so you can use the open inputs in the rain.

[@richardpalmer8478]

Yes, the Everse 8 is great. The only problem is it's twice the price of the Mackie Thump Go and Bose S1 Pro in my neck of the woods. You can buy two Alto Professional Busker 200W speakers + a pair of decent Gravity stands for less than the price of the Everse.

[@DJRachelLynch]

It’s not a problem. It reflects the elevated engineering and design beyond both of those speakers. The BOSE S1 is 5 year old technology and the Mackie THUMP (while decent for its price point) doesn’t hold a candle to the EVERSE 8.

[@richardpalmer8478]

@@DJRachelLynch, I'm not saying it's a problem per se. If you're a professional entertainer, have uncompromising taste or not concerned about budget then the Everse is a fine choice. If that's not you then look elsewhere.

[@alberto_saxo]

I plan on using it with my AMT Mic Reciever. The outer diameter for the dc cable is the same (5,5mm), though the inner diameter on mine is 2,1mm while the Everse cable is 2,65mm. Will is still power my reciever? :/

[@DJRachelLynch]

I’m not sure to be honest. I’d reach out to NLFX who can make a custom cable to make sure it fits and it’s the right power rating.

[@DJBessVA]

Do you have a link or any information on the XLR cables you are using to connect the EW's to the speakers?

[@DJRachelLynch]

They come with the kit when you buy it.

[@gregdubz3522]

I feel like I am late to the party. But does anyone know if there is a battery indicator on the Everse8?

[@DJRachelLynch]

Yes. It has a battery indicator. You’ll get a lot more information from this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKS8f5hqrcljqtEsi=7X7kL3uuE7P3gQ0S

[@gregdubz3522]

Thanks!!

[@etandaze]

Soo helpful I can’t get mine dialed in with the transmitter and receiver db? Could you help you help? What are yours set at? Thank you

[@DJRachelLynch]

Mine is set to -30.

[@etandaze]

@@DJRachelLynch I’m right around there. Thank you so much for the reply. Take care!

[@DJRomanCandles]

I was looking at those EV 8's for battery ceremonies on Oahu. Right now I've got one Soundboks 3 that has been pretty good. That is lame that the speakers can talk to eachother with bluetooth but not the mics! I've had good results with the Xvive u3 wireless XLR as long as you have direct line of sight. Do you only use one mic for most of your outdoor ceremonies? What kind? I started using two Shure QLX lapels as long as the wind isn't crazy- a cardiod for officiant and an omni for the groom.

[@DJRachelLynch]

Yeah. It would have been awesome if the ability to pair and transmit additional inputs was built in. But this is a solid solution! Most times I just use one mic attached to the officiant. It’s enough to amplify everyone just fine. 🙂 Wind can be tough for lavs outside. But with proper mic placement and using a LPF (eliminating low frequency) can help a lot.