TURBOSOUND IP300 1 YEAR REVIEW

[@DjXCITE]

In order to combat your feedback….not sure what mixer you are using to mix the mic but let’s say you are using a Mackie. Start with the channel GAIN at O. PUT your fader at about 60% up. Slowly bring up the gain just until you start to hear feedback. While it’s barely ringing, gently roll out the mid or highs until it stops. This will give you a good starting place. You should not have any more issues.

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

Thank you

[@aquilinobenitez5055]

I use these with my qsc cardioid ks212c and they sound great and powerful for a small package.

[@DjBriteEyes]

Always better to have more than enough I use mine for Ceremony and cocktail hour great review

[@DJAdrian.Esparza]

Thanks for your honesty and sharing your review

[@jmat313]

Great 1yr later review bro. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@MrCamz28]

Nice video. That system sounds clean.

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

Thank you Chris

[@ehababumoailish6574]

Is this can be fixed on ceiling like horizontally to give sound to bottom the area is 5*5 meters and height is 10 meters

[@nahn111]

What size / wattage subwoofer do you recommend pairing with each of these speakers? Would 2x 1000w be enough?, or would 2200 or more be needed? Thanks

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

I’m using EV EKX15 subs and they seem to pair rep nice

[@nahn111]

@@DjJoeyPinaDJ thanks, much appreciated, those are 1600w.

[@DJBpartyTV]

@@nahn111 if you have more to spend get the Bose Sub2 subwoofers.

[@BluesCat1980]

The general of rule of thumb is this. For whatever wattage you're running on top, you double it for the bottom. So these are IP300's are rated at 300 watts RMS. So the best kind of sub would be something from around 600 watts RMS to 1000 watts RMS.

[@NathanWilsonDrivingDreams]

Can a hook up a sub without a mixer? I tried running from the xlr "link" port in the back and I get nothing to the sub. I'm using Bluetooth to control the speaker and just can't seem to get a sub to connect to ip300. Thanks...

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

You can only connect to another sub with XLR if you’re using input 1 or input 2 Bluetooth is another input but it doesn’t send the signal thru XLR to another speaker or sub

[@eriticomend309]

Hola un par de las ip300 pueden dar buen bass solo para un hogar , digamos para una habitacion???

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

Para una habitación si. Para una yarda necesitas un bajo chico para complementar las ip300s

[@eriticomend309]

Thanks so much cause I was stuck between them and the Bose S1pro.

[@renerodriguez1876]

Hey there’s a famous KZbin dj that has these and he claims that the music drop off on these is pretty significant, what’s your take on that?

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

Hey Rene Yeah I saw that video To be honest I have used my ip300s for few times for ceremonies and smaller 100-120 guests events Small to medium size rooms These speakers aren’t meant for big banquet rooms or big school dance type gigs

[@renerodriguez1876]

DjJoey Pina thx brotha

[@jturk6731]

I already own the ip1000, ip2000 and ip3000's. Usage is DJing and running sound for bands(2000 and 3000). I will say that with column arrays in general, the sound drop exists around 30-50 feet from front of house. Vocal clarity extends further, but most midrange and low end fizzles. These (like my Ip series) have a niche. The niche is that sound drop off. All of the event/wedding venues typically cringe when off-list DJ's come in because they tend to not jive with their sound protocol (DJ speakers go boom-boom😆). So these like the other Ip's allow you to keep the dancefloor pumping and allow any table beyond that point to hear the music, but not in a way to prevent a busy room conversation to go on. Bar tenders love it and venue owners always come up to me and tell me how great they are. I've actually got onto a few preferred vendor lists because of these. For reference, i'm from new orleans and some venues have a 92dB limit. These readings are taken in 6 locations across the venue. They are okay with 98dB on the dance floor because every surrounding area is 84-92. So they are not an every-gig rig. For my big gigs(350 and over), 4 KLA's over 2(or 4) yorkville elite 18's. No venue too big or too small for that! Lol

[@audibletapehiss3764]

@@jturk6731 One of the most helpful/useful comments I've ever read.

[@docuzzie]

Which model ultimate support speaker stands do are you using?

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

David Taylor ts100b. The power assisted models. Don’t need them for these Turbosound. But great for heavier speakers

[@docuzzie]

@@DjJoeyPinaDJ Thank you DjJoey Pina

[@jdavis8460]

So basically they should be used with subs?

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

Yes with 1-2 subs. Or no subs needed for cocktail or ceremony

[@ktcolliecolliesounds5197]

How can I tell when I reach clip level ? I've noticed that I've set the gain at a db that take the gain bar on the display to the second row of bars, but nothing indicates when it at clip level.

[@DjJoeyPinaDJ]

Unfortunately They don’t have a clipping light or signal or wait to know. Just by ear Buy so far from the events I’ve used them They sound loud and clear without been pushed too hard

[@djpetro2824]

@@DjJoeyPinaDJ Hello, when they are in clip, the sound is reduced a little? Thanks.

[@chromemusic4401]

I have these. It says signal limit or clip on the DSP if you turn them way up