My normal gigs I don’t need to bring speakers. But my next one that I do need to bring them is next month in May. So that will be the first real test. Not sure if I’ll be able to do video but I can at a minimum update the description with my thoughts after that gig. Also this next one will be 90s alternative. I do have one in June that I need them that will be more dance music focused so testing the bass. But I still might bring my sub for that one
Great video! 👏🏼 So i also thought these couldn’t be daisy chained if not using Sonic Link, but surprisingly was able to link 2 together with my phone paired via Bluetooth, which was a wonderful surprise. The way i did it was: phone > (via bluetooth) > to speaker #1, then speaker #1 > (via “Wireless Link”) > to speaker #2. Pretty cool, even without using their new Sonic Link technology. I just came back from a band rehearsal trying to use these for my piano/keyboard, and the 40ms latency is a bit more noticeable for me as a musician, especially for faster tempo songs (120bpm+). But i really want to love these speakers so bad, but I’m now on the fence about keeping them. I’m a little unsure based on their price point, vs. just using my trusty Roland KC-500 keyboard amp. We’ll see… 🤷♂️ Anyway, great video again and just wanted to share.
For low latency daisy chaining, I would think the two ways would only be with the sonic link or using a physical cable. I plan on buying 1 or 2 of these speakers. If you're looking to sell, let me know!
I've been able to link 2 speakers together via bluetooth but its very haphazard as there are no instructions really. There must be some sort of sequence to do it that they have not put in the owners manual which really inexcusable for this product...
My camera mic is pretty bad it’s almost 10 years old now. There are some videos out there of people playing them compared to other speakers that I watched before buying but I didn’t know what the other speakers sounded like in person so didn’t really have a good feel for what they sounded like until I got them
Not sure. They say 8. I’m guessing that depends on volume etc. I’ve only used them for 6 max at one time and still had battery left. The loudest I’ve had them is. About 50% if the volume knob
Great Video! Thanks SO much!!
Can you do video of you doing a real gig??? See how it does in a real outdoors party with real people! 💪🏽
My normal gigs I don’t need to bring speakers. But my next one that I do need to bring them is next month in May. So that will be the first real test. Not sure if I’ll be able to do video but I can at a minimum update the description with my thoughts after that gig. Also this next one will be 90s alternative. I do have one in June that I need them that will be more dance music focused so testing the bass. But I still might bring my sub for that one
Great video! 👏🏼 So i also thought these couldn’t be daisy chained if not using Sonic Link, but surprisingly was able to link 2 together with my phone paired via Bluetooth, which was a wonderful surprise.
The way i did it was: phone > (via bluetooth) > to speaker #1, then speaker #1 > (via “Wireless Link”) > to speaker #2. Pretty cool, even without using their new Sonic Link technology.
I just came back from a band rehearsal trying to use these for my piano/keyboard, and the 40ms latency is a bit more noticeable for me as a musician, especially for faster tempo songs (120bpm+). But i really want to love these speakers so bad, but I’m now on the fence about keeping them. I’m a little unsure based on their price point, vs. just using my trusty Roland KC-500 keyboard amp. We’ll see… 🤷♂️
Anyway, great video again and just wanted to share.
For low latency daisy chaining, I would think the two ways would only be with the sonic link or using a physical cable. I plan on buying 1 or 2 of these speakers. If you're looking to sell, let me know!
I've been able to link 2 speakers together via bluetooth but its very haphazard as there are no instructions really. There must be some sort of sequence to do it that they have not put in the owners manual which really inexcusable for this product...
I agree some cameras don't do justice for sound speakers but what about keeping the vol low so we can just get an idea of sound quality.
My camera mic is pretty bad it’s almost 10 years old now. There are some videos out there of people playing them compared to other speakers that I watched before buying but I didn’t know what the other speakers sounded like in person so didn’t really have a good feel for what they sounded like until I got them
I can only get 4 hours out of the speakers how can i get the full 8
Not sure. They say 8. I’m guessing that depends on volume etc. I’ve only used them for 6 max at one time and still had battery left. The loudest I’ve had them is. About 50% if the volume knob
they are smoking some crazy crack changing their name from pioneer to whatever this is