Rachel has led me to spend over 10K this week with her reviews for products lol. My wife is going to ban me from TH-cam...thanks Rachel once again 🙃 great review 👍
The best part of the Everse for me is using the App. I find it incredible useful being able to mute and EQ channels wirelessly from the EV app. Especially when it comes to bride and grooms EQ with the mic and muting channels. Its so easy to send the mic up hot and not have to worry about the bride/groom/officiant having to fumble with the mic of lapel receiver AND not being forced to stand by the receiver to press play on a song or adjust levels or EQ on the speaker.
Rachel, I appreciate your videos so much. You go in depth where others will not. I am a firm believer and patron to EV systems, but this one takes the cake. I have been using different speakers starting with the Behringer MPA40 Pro and a Moukey. Although they have great features themselves they just do not give me the sound that I'm wanting my clients for their ceremonies that I expect. I know I am not on the level as you are as a professional wedding DJ, but with proper information it helps me evaluate what I need to get to the next level in today's market and be more competitive. I have found that my 37 years of experience as a wedding DJ they has trouble keeping up with the newer guys and what they offer. Keep up the great work and thanks again for all that you do in the DJ community. 😊
Thank you so much for your time to check this out. I really try and create videos that I would want to see when making a purchase, especially since we as mobile DJs have so many choices out there. I just returned from Harvest of Sound in Boston and was able to hear the EVERSE 8 amongst several other battery powered options and I can unequivocally say it blew all other away. People were very pleased with its performance and sound profile. Definitely a GREAT move if you’re in need of a battery powered speaker. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by the channel.
Great review. I've been a big EV fan since the 80s. I have enjoyed massive EV concert stacks and many very impressive EV nightclub setups over the years. I am now a happy owner of a pair of Evolve 50s and I just ordered the Everse 8. Thank you for keeping me up to date with EV products, they always sound amazing.
Thanks for being the first and only video on this product that has a sound demo! We don't need 20 videos going through the specs of a product like this if it doesn't sound better or match the competition. It's as though most companies don't realise what the consumers need to know before making a purchase like this. Would be lovely if we could hear how hard it can be pushed before clipping / farting and how far the sound projects with a decibel meter!
I understand why it’s hard to do this and why some didn’t bother with a sound test. Things don’t always translate well through a phone. I played it at max dB one click below limiting. I hope the clarity of this top translated in this video. It’s a great sounding top but it can be challenging to capture accurately in a recording. Speaker specs matter. Sound is also very personal so someone may hate the sound of this while others will love it. I tried my best. Thank you so much for your time to stop by the channel and check it out. 🙂 I appreciate you being here.
Rach, luv ya girl and appreciate all your hard work and dedication to helping the industry! Wanted to share some info regarding the Mackie Thump Go! First, I'm an EV loyalist and have been for a hot minute! I've got 18 ETX subs, 18 EKX subs, 15 ETX, 12 EKX tops, 3 Evolve 50s, and RE20 broadcast mics! Although the Mackie Thump Go may not provide the same amount of extra utility as the Everse, I do believe it belongs in the discussion with the other three, especially the JBL Ion! It's got an 8in woofer and a 1in compression driver, it puts out an impressive 115db SPL, ,a fairly nice feedback eliminator, Bluetooth, and one hell of a battery! EV got in the game late, so I went with the Mackie Thump Go a few years back and it's been fantastic! I'll add the Everse in white but I just wanted to happily share this feedback with you! Stay beautiful!🫶🫶
Respect! 🫡 Thanks for your time and expertise to share this. I really appreciate the dialogue and feedback you shared on the Mackie. I’ve heard great things about it, especially for the price point and totally think it offers an excellent affordable battery powered option. #EVETXFAM
Ok I' not here to blow smoke up .....yeah exactly. I'm also not sure where to start. I'm used to watch about a thousand videos everytime I'm in the market for something...sometimes even too many. There are literally thousands of reviews out there, don't need to tell you. Some meh, some awful some good...and then yours. This one came in a category I haven't seen yet. It's like I gave you a script of what I was looking for in terms of specs and comparison and you did it :) YEah including the S1 pro which I had and sold and almost bought back until I realized the Everse was out...and that was 24 hours ago. This is BY FAR the best review I have seen in over a decade of TH-cam. I was a content creator before it was a thing and my channel was closed for copyright infringement for a couple of covers (Amongst 600 uploaded videos) which is hilarious if you consider how many covers are out there :) Anyway not here to talk about me. Thank you VERY much for your video and the previous one that brought me here (the wedding you did end of last year). I was a DJ in Italy (I'm italian now in CT) for over 2 decades and stopped when I came here (Although I still upload on mixcloud) and the passion you put in what you're doing almost made me want to go back in the circus again....yeah although I'm not 20 anymore LOL Thank you Rachel. Outstanding review and great performer. Hope to be able to see you at one of your shows. Right now I'm busy I need to buy two of these damn speakers...since (that's another question that Bosch wasn't able to answer btw) you cleared that they DO connect in TWS :) Outstanding :)
I’m so happy this was helpful. Thank you so much for your time to check this out and leave such a kind and thoughtful comment. I appreciate it a lot. ☺️
I am definitely selling my s1 pro for the EV. S1 pro cannot handle bass, their good battery powered speaker, but I think Ev has it. Thanks for the review 👌
First off… I am a HUGE EV fan. I had the JBL EON One Compact and sold them to buy the Mackie Thunp Go’s because I HATED the knobs on the JBL’s. I hated that they didn’t terminate. So you couldn’t adjust the volume unless you were looking at them. I bought the Thump Go’s before the Everse 8 came out. But what I wanted to say is that as you said the Mackie isn’t in the same class… BUUUuuuut, For the money the Thump Go is an amazing speaker. They really sound good and are built amazing. Why did i sell them to buy the Everse 8’s then???Because 1. am an EV fanboy… and 2. dont judge me but…. I HATED the green color on the thumps. Loving your vids. Keep up the good work.
Yes! The green knobs are the main reason I sold my JBL. I HATED them. Couldn’t see it in bright sunlight when using it out doors and they seemed gimmicky and cheap. Wasn’t a terrible speaker, but didn’t love it. Don’t get me wrong, the Mackie for the price is solid, but it’s definitely not in the same class as the EVERSE. I’ve heard both side by side. The Mackie doesn’t have the output the EVERSE does. Nothing wrong with it. There is a speaker and price point for everyone. Thanks for your time to check this out. #EVFANS
I too own an S1 Pro, 4 years old and like new, very little used. But if I trade it in for the EV Everse8, I'd likely have to shell out $300 or so. Just not worth it, as all we do with the S1 Pro is to have karaoke party fun now and then. The S1 Pro is now $700 as compared to $600 when I bought it in 2018.
I love your reviews! You provide more details than many others who seem to just gloss over most of the things I’d like to learn about products. Thank you!
Thank you for saying so. I really do try to be as thorough and detailed as possible. Go over the stuff I want to know when buying stuff. There is a reason I wasn't the first to post a review becuase I had to spend HOURS researching and making sure I knew my stuff. Always glad to help. Thanks for checking this out. :)
Great review! I REALLY like the EV8. However, I bought a pair of S1 Pro+ for $300 less. Bose is less powerful, but they upgraded the third channel input from 3.5mm to 1/4”, so I can plug another instrument directly in…game changer for live musician! Also, the new, built-in wireless system is more elegant than strapping another box to your speaker. Honestly, I almost bought a single S1 Pro+ for busking and a pair of EV8’s for larger events; but, I got a discount deal to buy 2 S1 Pro+.
So glad you found something you love! Bose definitely did a nice upgrade to their older S1 version with the pro plus version. There are a few features that the EVERSE 8 has that warrant the additional cost, like weatherproofing, the ability to power a professional mic base, onboard DSP, power/charge an additional tablet or device, etc. To clarify, it also has combo input/high Z so you can plug in an instrument directly too. I believe if you get the added Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter - XLR, it’s $848. An EVERSE 8 is only $749.00. The difference is with the added Sennheiser packs I had to buy and now I use for wireless transmission, it extends the range and reliability SIGNIFICANTLY more than the Bose transmitter. When you need wireless to work, it’s best to buy once cry once IMO. Unfortunately reliable wireless is expensive. Sounds like you got a killer deal! Enjoy your new speaker and have a rockin' 2024! Thanks for your time to check this out! ☺️
Thanks for the quick-response review video. Yeah. I'm sold. Must have these. Recently bought a pile of EKX's, so I need to pay those down first, but yes. I need a pair of the Everses. Actually, four would be nice to have as stage monitors for live music gigs.
Good review I'm personally a huge loyal EV fan to the point that every thing I own from subs to tops to speaker stands and Mics are all EV was looking into this little guy for cocktail hour
Same here. I use all EV. ❤️👊🏻 appreciate you taking the time to check this out. Definitely consider grabbing this if you need a portable speaker. It’s fantastic.
Small world you didn't sell it to me but I'm the owner of it from the story I was told good stuff I'm in Connecticut also but central I've heard of you your the boss of that I84 west corredor honors
Hey nice video! I just just auditioned the Everse 8 and the JBL EON 1 Compact. While using onboard EQ on the JBL, I could make it sound acceptable, the EV flat just sounded better and had a lot more headroom so I agree with your assessment. The JBL is currently $629 and the EV $749. At $120 difference, I feel the Everse is really worth the upspend.
Thanks so much for checking this out. I appreciate your time and your comment a lot! Your assessment is SPOT on! It’s fantastic feedback. Back in December I went to a DJ conference called “Harvest Of Sound” where we did a speaker shootout with a lot of the major brands and popular tops. Literally did a side by side comparison with music and some other nerdy stuff. Specifically, we had a battery powered speaker shootout and compared the JBL EON Compact, Bose S1, EVERSE 8, Mackie Thump, and Maui. As part of the side by side, we did a “pink noise” test to assess the frequency response of each top. They all were run flat, meaning no EQ enhancements or DSP altering. What you said is EXACTLY what the results determined. The EVERSE was the loudest and most “flat” meaning it had the best clarity and natural sound without needing to do anything to the top. It’s a FANTASTIC speaker for its size and offers a lot for the price jump as you said. Thanks again for stopping by the channel.
Excellent video. Your video is extremely thorough and straight to the point. Thanks so much for posting this. I'm definitely going to get this. btw, I like your venkman sweatshirt hoodie lol ..
Great review! I have a pair of Bose S1pros and a pair of Mackie thump go's. I think I am going to have to add a pair of these to the collection. Love your content just subscribed look forward to your content.
The reason the EVERSE is significantly hire is because it is a MUCH better speaker. As reflected in the price and specs. The Mackie Thump Go is not on the same playing level as Bose, EV, or JBL. Mackie does have some lowend, but the buck pretty much stops there. ha. I appreciate you taking the time to check this out. :)
@@DJRachelLynch Awesome, thanks for the reply. I appreciate your feedback and your correct. Sorry, I forgot to mention that I actually own the Mackies and they are great for small events/houseparties , cocktail hour, and wedding ceremonies, DJ monitor, however, thats all I use them for. I wouldn't use them for my main speaker systems or for backup. Only for supplemental use or to spread out the sound outdoor or in a smaller indoor venue situation. I have a pair of EV ZLX 12' and I prefer the voicing of the EVs much better than the Mackie's, but at their (mackie) price point and similar feature richness as EV.. they seem to do a decent job with less cost.
@@djrease7354 I have never used the Mackie Thump GO. When you say feature richness can you elaborate a little? Does it have an IP43 rating? Phone charger? Mic base DC power port? Swapable battery? 12 Hours of battery life? Stereo Bluetooh? Sincerely asking. I'd love to know more about it. I feel like EV has had the time to build a better mouse trap and they did. So glad you have a great solution that works for your small stuff. It's been great to see all these companies give us stuff to do our job in easier ways!
@@DJRachelLynch Awesome!!! Thanks for asking... So I just looked at mine right now. The IP rating is not listed on the Mackie, so the IP rating would have to be verified by the manufacture, therefore I'm not sure or certain on that. It does not have DC output ports or phone charger, possibly the reason for the lower price. It does have stereo Bluetooth, and yes it does have 12-hour battery, It also has different voicing options to select from depending on your situation. It also has built-in two channel xlr/line/ 1/8" mixer with an xlr thru output and master volume control knob. Yes agreed, its awesome that companies are developing these products with mobility in mind. With new battery technology coming out, I can foresee that most main top and bottom speakers including full sized subs will be 8-hour or more battery powered within the next 5 years. A total game changer. I cant wait...lol Cheers!!!! I forgot to mention that the mackie thump Go also has automatic feedback reduction builtin so if your using wireless microphone during ceremony your good to go!!! Also I personally use the Sennheiser or XVIVE for wireless XLR to the Mackies Thump Go, and it still manages to exceed my expectations for the price and limited use case.
@@DJRachelLynch The Bose S1 was ok but sounded like crap when pushed. The Mackie Thump Go was a bit of an improvement. The EV sounds great at high volume and has blown away all competitors.
I appreciate your review on these speakers. I've been aware of the quality of EV for decades, but they were slow to get into the "race" for supremacy in the battery powered speaker race. I can't agree more with your thoughts on the JBLs as I own a pair of them, as well as a pair of the Bose S1s. The tuning lights are ridiculous and totally useless. Neither set of speakers seems to have the punch I need for solo performances. One thing I wish you had covered is the performance for live vocals. I've been using Shure SM58s with both speakers and find them to be lacking in sensitivity. Having watched this video, I'm leaning toward purchasing a pair with an EV microphone as well. Given the price, it looks like it will be one speaker at a time....maybe even one component at a time. Keep up the good work. (Maybe it's time for a follow-up review with the mic system included, as well as the features of the app?). Best wishes.
Apprecate your time to check this out. While I don't specifically speak about the Shure SM58, I touch upon the microphone here including the anti-feedback setting (works great). I can promise you this is miles above the JBL or Bose S1. I think you'll be very happy with the built in DSP and vocal settings built in to the speaker. th-cam.com/video/pfcaP3ZvnZI/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the early review. I am looking for Bose S1 vs EV Everse8. This for mainly karaoke setup at home for my daughter. In the past I tried Ion (lower range) with Tonor wireless mic and S1 with same mic. I liked S1 and was thinking of buying that and then I noticed EV has launched this. I would possibly visit a store that allows playing each of those side by side for our kind of music (strong focus around vocals) and decide. I generally love Focal speakers but for my use case those are too costly.
One quick question - in general with headphones I have noticed Bose allows multiple mobile devices to be linked against other brands like Sony. Do you know how EV does here? Can 2 devices be connected with either of those being actively playing?
Great review and great channel; I'm getting a lot of ideas from your videos! One question tho, will it work just plugged to the AC outlet WITHOUT the battery? Like in case the battery dies and I don't have another one available. Thanks!
Yes. Absolutely you can use it as a standalone battery unit or plugged in. It will charge as you’re using it plugged in. Thanks so much stopping by the channel. ☺️
@@DJRachelLynch thank you for all the info! I'm using your channel to convince my boss to get into wireless systems for weddings and small events. I'm in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, and there are tons of small events here all the time and nobody is doing this. Can't wait to get my hands on a pair of these and a Jackery 😅
This was an awesome and in depth review! Thanks as always! I get the comment on the Mackie given their reputation but I think this is closest to the Thump Go. From tests I seen, the thump go went to a higher db than Bose and Jbl without clipping. Also really long battery life. Just thought I’d put that out there.
@@DJRachelLynch I agree with them. I haven’t heard the Thump GO for myself but i was considering switching my JBL Compact to the Thump GO due to all the good reviews from professionals. I think the Everse is the way to go though. Thanks for your review!
@@shadowsax Yes! You’re so right! It’s at the end of this one! Sorry about that. It’s hard to keep track. This shows the AFS in use. th-cam.com/video/pfcaP3ZvnZI/w-d-xo.html
Really loved your content on this I am really in the market for a new battery powered PA speaker. I was considering the Bose S-1 as it was recommended to me by others in my industry. I came across the Everse 8 speaker and I have not been able to find a good video explaining it as detailed as you did, covering all the topics I had questions on. I was wanting to know if you had any knowledge of the Samson Airline 99 wireless headset mic. Thanks again.
Wow great vid...that water section had me nervous lol - Cape Town sends love as always :) Silly question - where you removed the battery tray below it was a hole, how does it get used as I assume the pole mount is under the speaker?
I’ve just done my first gig with the Everse 8. I was looking forward to being able to charge my iPad whilst using it to play my music. Unfortunately there’s an awful buzzing sound while using the USB connection and 3.5 mm input together. It warns you this can happen in the trouble shooting guide in the manual. I prefer a wired connection as I’d be worried mobile alerts could interrupt Bluetooth streaming.
I’m going to give this a try. Appreciate the heads up. I always have my device is charged before hand, so my 3.5 mm never makes a buzzing sound when connected to my iPad or iPhone. I’ll give this a try tomorrow and get back to you and see if I have a similar problem. I also make sure I use really good wires. Maybe that helps? 🤔
@@DJRachelLynch I only got one. I'm planning to get one more in the near future. Only bummed out about this EV. I saw in another review that Even though you Paired it with another Everse 8 ...The Pair ONLY works when you use a Bluetooth Device. Pairing won't work if you use the XLR input. 😒
The “linking” works with Bluetooth music streaming only. Meaning if you have a microphone plugged in to one it won’t be heard on the other. I hope that answers your question.
As per usual, you've done a fabulous detailed review of this speaker. What small sub woofer would you recommend using with a pair of these for a nice sounding compact micro system for small acoustic gigs?
@@DJRachelLynch Thankyou so much for your quick reply. Yorkville isn't a very common brand in Australia. What about the Bose B1 or even the larger EV ELX200 12 sub that could also be used via the EV app in conjunction with the Everse 8s?
Rachel, Huge fan. What Sennheiser EW 100 4G kit are you using to send signal to your Everse 8? Say for example in a cocktail room from main sound system in another room?
To my understanding, you can not. The Evolve does not have Bluetooth pairing capabilities between two speaker. This is a feature only found in their EVERSE line.
Thanks for being here. I appreciate you! ☺️ 1.Hard to get. 2. The poles I’ll be using this with are black. 3. I don’t only do weddings so black is more versatile, IMO. Blends in to the background better.
I would love to see a side by side comparison with the Bose S1 Pro. I use the S1 as a wireless speaker during the reception, similar to how you had the EV set up in the corner. I connect to the headphone port on my mixer with the Sennheiser EW100 system. The bass hits too hard for the S1 to handle and it clips badly at any volume, so I can't use it for loud music even if I turn the lows all the way down on the S1. I only use it for mic audio and low key music during cocktail hour & dinner. I would love to see if the EV can handle the transmitter without clipping
I can tell you this is significantly louder and clearer than the Bose S1. I've heard both extensively, and it's also proven in the specs. EV has had time to get it right. I can assure you this is the best speaker out right now because they took the time to do it right. If you're clipping your Bose def try and check this out. You'll be pleasantly surprised. This has a significantly higher output.
@@DJRachelLynch Thank you! I always use a 4 speaker setup unless it's a really small room, and I would also love to run a speaker outside when there's an indoor/outdoor setup. My only other option currently is to run one of my Evolve 50's, but I'm trying to get away from using them for anything other than my primary station.
This is of course the head to head product. Bose has been able to keep the top spot for a long time. This promises to be louder, easier to change batteries (slightly), and 12v or usb power. These might finally replace my S1 Pros. Wondering if they can replace my Eon One Mk2’s. Excellent speakers, but heavy. The 10’s do a great job in bass though. Doubt this will beat the bass out of that though.
The answer is… it depends. 🙂 Here are my thoughts about answering the question “will this speaker work for…” The number of people in attendance is only one consideration when selecting a speaker and almost impossible to answer. It depends on the TYPE OF EVENT your 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. Point is… Always do a site walkthrough. Always understand what is being asked of you. Always know the performance limits of your gear. Always bring the right tool for the job and you’ll never have a problem. 👍🏻
Great review! Do you know if you can run a line into input 3/4 (e.g. for a Beat Buddy drum machine) and still be able to stream music on Bluetooth on that input or is it strictly one or the other? Thanks.
While I haven’t tried the exact thing you’re asking, I was able to use a corded mic on input one while playing Bluetooth music. Please know, that the “stereo Bluetooth” only works with streaming music. The mic, or in your care the Beat Buddy, won’t play on two EVERSE using Bluetooth. You’d have to use the mix out.
@@DJRachelLynch thanks a lot for the info. I was only planning on buying one, but I never would have thought to check if that worked when going stereo. Good to know. Thanks again!
Great review!!!! A couple of questions I’ve heard that when using Bluetooth it can’t be used with a sub like qsc ks112. Also, a guy that I work with who is not a D.J. RAVES about a speaker called Soundbox. Have you heard of it? Thank you much.
You can use a sub with Bluetooth but the sub has to be connected to the EVERSE with a XLR. I’ve actually paired this with a battery powered Yorkville EXM-Battery-sub and it sounded phenomenal. Perfect all battery powered system. I’m not familiar with Soundbox. Sorry. Thanks for tuning in.
Have a nice time! May I ask you a question? Everywhere they write and talk about 6 and 12 hours of battery life. Is it when all three channels of the amplifier work simultaneously: microphone plus guitar plus backing track or just one? For example, backing tracks with a bass guitar and drums require more energy than one connected guitar with a microphone, and even more than just one guitar. What should I pay attention to when using all three elements at the same time? On the volume indicators so that they do not reach the limit values?
The amount of battery life is affected by the SPL level and the amount of “draw” from the additional features like the iPad charger, mic base charger, etc.
Hello again. I live in Russia. There is no one to ask. The battery life of my Everse 8 outdoors while using all three channels simultaneously: microphone, guitar, soundtracks at maximum volume is less than 3 hours. Does anyone have such a result? At the same time, at home, when music is played over a single Bluetooth channel with the usual volume for a living area of 28 square meters and a sound pressure of about 80 dB, according to the noise meter mobile application, the result was obtained at 17 o'clock. I have been checking this on a timer for several days. Are 6 hours at 121 dB and 12 hours at 95 dB indicated in the passport for one channel or for all three? Thank you.
Interesting, I'm glad you mentioned you sold the Eon One Compact before buying the Everse. My guess is the Everse sounds better and gets louder, but the Eon One Compact does have that extra input (which I used less than a week ago for a wedding ceremony, which needed an officiant mic, vocalist mic, keyboardist, and ceremony music from me).
The EVERSE sounds much better than the JBL and has significantly more output. I was happy to sell it. If I’m doing a complex wedding ceremony with the musicians and such, I’ll use my Electro-Voice 30M. That’s honestly why I got it. The 30M is my main ceremony/cocktail hour speaker. However, for a small ceremony, something out on the beach where I don’t want my 30M near the sand, simple cocktail hours in a different area, or a small PA for announcements, or filler speaker the EVERSE is a great compact choice. You can see my ceremony 30M rig here. 🙂 th-cam.com/video/CzKDIZe8u6s/w-d-xo.html
Good review! can we connect a sub on this speaker? like maybe 10" subs to add more bass for a small party? any thoughts about it before hitting my golden buzzer? I need like this for a small party, children's party which I normally covers for my photography and with this I can add to my package.
You can pair this with a sub. In fact, I’ve heard this top with the Yorkville battery powered sub. It really fills it out nice and it’s a great combo and top!
Nice review! My only question is, when you wirelessly connect them via Bluetooth and plug a mic in, does it come out of both speakers? I have 2 of the Mackie Go Thumps and the mic only comes out of the speaker that it's plugged into which defeated the purpose for me.
Hey Rachel thx for the review. Thinking about updating my ceremony set up and the everse is a strong contender! How loud is the speaker? Like if I get 2 of these how much coverage on guest count would you estimate that I can get?
The SPL (loudness) and all specs are available in the beginning of the video. 🙂 It’s a great ceremony speaker or cocktail hour unit. The answer is… it depends. The number of people in attendance is only one consideration when selecting a speaker and almost impossible to answer. It depends on the TYPE OF EVENT your 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. Point is… Always do a site walkthrough. Always understand what is being asked of you. Always know the performance limits of your gear. Always bring the right tool for the job and you’ll never have a problem. 👍🏻 I hope this makes sense! But this would be fine for average ceremonies in my opinion.
Dam excellent review!....... my question is, I presently own a qsc cp-8 but, I need something more powerful but I also need something that I can bring to Brazil in 8 weeks! I love the qsc it's just that I would like effects, more power and that built in battery! Do you think it would make sense to get this speaker and when I need more power line out to the cp-8 QSC?
In terms of output the CP8 is slightly louder. It wouldn’t be an upgrade moving to the EVERSE. If you need more output you’d want a different speaker. However, if you need a battery powered option this would be a comparable option to the CP8. Hope that makes sense.
The 100 x 100 conical coverage makes this a short throw speaker and may be challenging in acoustically challenging rooms. 100 on the vertical end is likely to send sound up into ceiling areas. please keep that in mind everyone.
Rachel, what a fantastic video. Love the comparisons with the 3 types of speakers. I'm a Bose person as well as EV so hard for me to choose. maybe you said it but how long is the battery life?
2 Questions 1. The EV having a tweeter instead of a traditional horn does it sounds smooth for live vocals or harsh? 2. Would 2 of these on a stand do a karaoke party/general party for up to 100 people? Thank you in advance
1. Sound is very personal. So I don’t think it’s possible to answer if it sounds harsh or smooth for live vocals. I personally find EV very balanced and crisp. But that’s my ears and yours may not feel the same way. I can say there are a ton of DSP settings available to dial in the sound and a “live” setting as well. The Quick Smart APP is phenomenal for customizing and tweaking things. You can get great sound out of EV speakers. 2.The answer is… it depends. 🙂 The number of people in attendance is only one consideration when selecting a speaker and almost impossible to answer. It depends on the TYPE OF EVENT your 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. Is what you’re using now of similar size or SPL? If yes, this is could be a good option if not, then probably not. I hope that makes sense. 🙂
I have 2 S1 Pros now And satisfied with them, but it’s nice to know if I need to go louder I can that’s where the EV comes in to consideration. I’m strongly considering selling my two S1 pros and go for 2 of the new EVs. Because I’m unable to test before I hear that’s why I asking those questions. I really appreciate your in-depth response. I agree there are a lot of factors that goes into a decision.
In conclusion, EV Everse 8 is the best but if You UNFORTUNATELY bought any of the other speaker, keep rocking them until you burn them. 😁 I just got the EV and it’s incredible
I approve this message. 👍🏻 If people got a speaker that’s working for them keep rocking it! But if anyone is on the fence or needs to up grade, this is the right move. 💯💯
If you have something that is working for you we’ll keep rocking it. No need to make a change if you love what you currently have. 👌🏻🙂 Thanks for taking the time to check this out.
Nice! Do these speakers have the same mixer capabilities as the ev 30m? Would it be better to have 2 of these or one 30m? Thanks for any answers from anyone.
It’s not the same mixer. The EVOLVE 30M is a 8 channel Dynacord mixer. It has a lot more inputs. However the EVERSE had a feature filled DSP, just like the 30M.
Hey Rachel, do you have any videos where you go into detail on the satellite speaker set up with the ev wireless mic and your column speaker? I dj a lot of events at residential properties and often times have to have music plying over a wide area, including a club room. I’m thinking the ev Column speaker you have as a satellite might be the trick for me. Thanks!
Rachel - I recently bought the Everse 8 for ceremonies and would like to buy a second for cocktail hour. I definitely think this speaker needs a sub, but EV does not make a battery-powered subwoofer to match. Only Yorkville makes a fully-mobile sub (EXM) and I am thinking of pairing those together. That said, do you think the Everse 8 could be used as main tops (with a small sub) for intimate rooms, like bars, lounges, or house parties? I'm hoping to use these speakers for everything but main dancefloor work - is that too ambitious, or should the Everse 8 just stick to light duty/ceremony/cocktail?
I’ve heard the EVERSE 8 with the Yorkville sub, and it fills it out nicely. It’s a great pairing and adds extra punch to make it more appropriate for a house party or a tiny gathering. IMO, adding a sub undermines the purpose and design of the EVERSE 8 by adding elements that expand the footprint. This is designed to be a quick, compact, and efficient solution for mobile DJs/musicians who need an excellent option for a ceremony, cocktail hour, floor monitor, satellite speaker, etc. I would bring a speaker system more appropriate for the event or venue if I needed added benefit of a sub like an Evolve 50. That’s just me. The answer to your question is it depends. 🙂 The number of attendees is only one consideration when selecting a speaker. It depends on the TYPE OF EVENT you are 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 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 the BUILT-IN FEATURES of your speakers. It depends on what your speakers are realistically DESIGNED FOR/CAPABLE OF. Maybe some other things I forget too. It’s a great top. I love it, but it is only an 8” top. It has its limits. You’d push it hard for the bar and lounge applications if there is any dancing or party vibe.
hello, nice review ! Which one between Bose s1 pro and the EV everse 8 is the best for a home and outside bluetooth speaker ? Is it possible to listen the everse 8 at low volume ? thanks
It really boils down to what features are important to you and what your budget is. The EVERSE on paper is a better performing speaker, but there may be something about the Bose S1 you like better. I’ve outlined what makes the EVERSE a great speaker IMO. I pick the EVERSE over the S1 but only you can decide what’s best. You can listen to any speaker at any volume. 🙂
@@DJRachelLynch Thanks. In Europe the price difference is greater than in the United States, the bose s1 pro is at 500 euros with battery and the everse 8 at 800 euros. That's why I hesitate, if it was the same price I would probably have taken the Everse 8 because it is more powerful.
@@vjyoukai mine will be here tomorrow. Just used the S1 Pro a lot the last few days so curious to see how it stacks up against it. It’s a little bigger but the 12v out, shelf, and water rating a big pluses. I doubt the output will matter much but I do keep the S1 Pros I’m the truck as a backup for power failure at weddings so more output is better.
Since you have had both the EV 8 and the S1pro. I have heard it often said that the pre Amp in the S1pro is poor and the mics volume is almost not heard until the gain is at 50%. Therefore a mixer/preamp would have to be used to increase the gain for loud vocals. Do you find the EV8 has the same issue or is the EV8 preamps better compared to the S1pro for plugging straight into the PA? Don't want to have to buy a preamp mixer with the EQ when the EV8 already has the EQ built in.
I don’t own the S1. Never did. I have heard it side by side on a few occasions to the EVERSE. Unlike the S1, the EVERSE has a built in fully capable DSP. This can also be controlled with their EV QUICK Smart app. Tons of settings and amusements for EQ and such. It’s significantly louder and has a large sub by 2” inches. It’s a better top. Newer technology. The EVERSE is a better choice IMO.
There is no way to answer this really. It depends on what you’re using the speaker for, the size of the room, the type of music you’re playing, what your sound objective goals are. Etc. Sound is also very personal. What sounds good to me may not sound good to you. Also, keep in mind there are a lot of other parameters available within the QuickSmart app. My advice is to play around with the speaker and make adjustments based on what your ears like and the type of music you play.
Hey Rachel. Got a quick question I haven't seen answered clearly about the EV Everse 8. When using a mic system on one speaker and linking to another via bluetooth, does the additional speaker receive the mic signal? Or do you need a wireless transmitter as well? Thanks
Hello, I think it's a shame you can't put reverb on channel 1 and chorus on channel 2, you can only put an effect on channels, I hope they manage to update that.
Rachel has led me to spend over 10K this week with her reviews for products lol. My wife is going to ban me from TH-cam...thanks Rachel once again 🙃 great review 👍
😂😂 I’ll send her a gift card for a large pizza if you want.
@@DJRachelLynch that should smooth things over 😆
The best part of the Everse for me is using the App. I find it incredible useful being able to mute and EQ channels wirelessly from the EV app. Especially when it comes to bride and grooms EQ with the mic and muting channels. Its so easy to send the mic up hot and not have to worry about the bride/groom/officiant having to fumble with the mic of lapel receiver AND not being forced to stand by the receiver to press play on a song or adjust levels or EQ on the speaker.
Rachel, I appreciate your videos so much. You go in depth where others will not. I am a firm believer and patron to EV systems, but this one takes the cake. I have been using different speakers starting with the Behringer MPA40 Pro and a Moukey. Although they have great features themselves they just do not give me the sound that I'm wanting my clients for their ceremonies that I expect. I know I am not on the level as you are as a professional wedding DJ, but with proper information it helps me evaluate what I need to get to the next level in today's market and be more competitive. I have found that my 37 years of experience as a wedding DJ they has trouble keeping up with the newer guys and what they offer. Keep up the great work and thanks again for all that you do in the DJ community. 😊
That* has trouble...
Thank you so much for your time to check this out. I really try and create videos that I would want to see when making a purchase, especially since we as mobile DJs have so many choices out there.
I just returned from Harvest of Sound in Boston and was able to hear the EVERSE 8 amongst several other battery powered options and I can unequivocally say it blew all other away. People were very pleased with its performance and sound profile.
Definitely a GREAT move if you’re in need of a battery powered speaker. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by the channel.
Great review. I've been a big EV fan since the 80s. I have enjoyed massive EV concert stacks and many very impressive EV nightclub setups over the years. I am now a happy owner of a pair of Evolve 50s and I just ordered the Everse 8. Thank you for keeping me up to date with EV products, they always sound amazing.
#teamEV ❤ Thanks for being here.
Thanks for being the first and only video on this product that has a sound demo! We don't need 20 videos going through the specs of a product like this if it doesn't sound better or match the competition. It's as though most companies don't realise what the consumers need to know before making a purchase like this. Would be lovely if we could hear how hard it can be pushed before clipping / farting and how far the sound projects with a decibel meter!
I understand why it’s hard to do this and why some didn’t bother with a sound test. Things don’t always translate well through a phone. I played it at max dB one click below limiting. I hope the clarity of this top translated in this video. It’s a great sounding top but it can be challenging to capture accurately in a recording.
Speaker specs matter. Sound is also very personal so someone may hate the sound of this while others will love it. I tried my best. Thank you so much for your time to stop by the channel and check it out. 🙂 I appreciate you being here.
@@DJRachelLynch thank you so much for video
Rach, luv ya girl and appreciate all your hard work and dedication to helping the industry! Wanted to share some info regarding the Mackie Thump Go! First, I'm an EV loyalist and have been for a hot minute! I've got 18 ETX subs, 18 EKX subs, 15 ETX, 12 EKX tops, 3 Evolve 50s, and RE20 broadcast mics! Although the Mackie Thump Go may not provide the same amount of extra utility as the Everse, I do believe it belongs in the discussion with the other three, especially the JBL Ion! It's got an 8in woofer and a 1in compression driver, it puts out an impressive 115db SPL, ,a fairly nice feedback eliminator, Bluetooth, and one hell of a battery! EV got in the game late, so I went with the Mackie Thump Go a few years back and it's been fantastic! I'll add the Everse in white but I just wanted to happily share this feedback with you! Stay beautiful!🫶🫶
Respect! 🫡 Thanks for your time and expertise to share this. I really appreciate the dialogue and feedback you shared on the Mackie. I’ve heard great things about it, especially for the price point and totally think it offers an excellent affordable battery powered option.
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Ok I' not here to blow smoke up .....yeah exactly. I'm also not sure where to start. I'm used to watch about a thousand videos everytime I'm in the market for something...sometimes even too many. There are literally thousands of reviews out there, don't need to tell you. Some meh, some awful some good...and then yours.
This one came in a category I haven't seen yet. It's like I gave you a script of what I was looking for in terms of specs and comparison and you did it :) YEah including the S1 pro which I had and sold and almost bought back until I realized the Everse was out...and that was 24 hours ago.
This is BY FAR the best review I have seen in over a decade of TH-cam. I was a content creator before it was a thing and my channel was closed for copyright infringement for a couple of covers (Amongst 600 uploaded videos) which is hilarious if you consider how many covers are out there :) Anyway not here to talk about me. Thank you VERY much for your video and the previous one that brought me here (the wedding you did end of last year).
I was a DJ in Italy (I'm italian now in CT) for over 2 decades and stopped when I came here (Although I still upload on mixcloud) and the passion you put in what you're doing almost made me want to go back in the circus again....yeah although I'm not 20 anymore LOL
Thank you Rachel. Outstanding review and great performer. Hope to be able to see you at one of your shows.
Right now I'm busy I need to buy two of these damn speakers...since (that's another question that Bosch wasn't able to answer btw) you cleared that they DO connect in TWS :)
Outstanding :)
I’m so happy this was helpful. Thank you so much for your time to check this out and leave such a kind and thoughtful comment. I appreciate it a lot. ☺️
I am definitely selling my s1 pro for the EV.
S1 pro cannot handle bass, their good battery powered speaker, but I think Ev has it.
Thanks for the review 👌
First off… I am a HUGE EV fan. I had the JBL EON One Compact and sold them to buy the Mackie Thunp Go’s because I HATED the knobs on the JBL’s. I hated that they didn’t terminate. So you couldn’t adjust the volume unless you were looking at them. I bought the Thump Go’s before the Everse 8 came out. But what I wanted to say is that as you said the Mackie isn’t in the same class… BUUUuuuut, For the money the Thump Go is an amazing speaker. They really sound good and are built amazing. Why did i sell them to buy the Everse 8’s then???Because 1. am an EV fanboy… and 2. dont judge me but…. I HATED the green color on the thumps. Loving your vids. Keep up the good work.
Yes! The green knobs are the main reason I sold my JBL. I HATED them. Couldn’t see it in bright sunlight when using it out doors and they seemed gimmicky and cheap. Wasn’t a terrible speaker, but didn’t love it.
Don’t get me wrong, the Mackie for the price is solid, but it’s definitely not in the same class as the EVERSE. I’ve heard both side by side. The Mackie doesn’t have the output the EVERSE does. Nothing wrong with it. There is a speaker and price point for everyone. Thanks for your time to check this out.
#EVFANS
Great Video! I love EV products, been using them for 35 years now.
Great to hear!🎉❤
Seems perfect for ceremony and/or cocktail. Awesomeness!!!!
This thing looks so much better than the Bose. I own a S1 Pro and I'm thinking about selling it after seeing this review.
I too own an S1 Pro, 4 years old and like new, very little used. But if I trade it in for the EV Everse8, I'd likely have to shell out $300 or so. Just not worth it, as all we do with the S1 Pro is to have karaoke party fun now and then. The S1 Pro is now $700 as compared to $600 when I bought it in 2018.
As usual, another great review from Rachel. Keep up the good work, and thx for sharing.
Appreciate your time to check this out. 🙂
Thanks for a very well done, logical, intelligent and fun review of the EVERSE 8. I have one being delivered tomorrow and am super stoked!
Happy to help!! Thanks for checking this out. Enjoy your new speaker! 🙂❤️💪🏻
I love your reviews! You provide more details than many others who seem to just gloss over most of the things I’d like to learn about products. Thank you!
Thank you for saying so. I really do try to be as thorough and detailed as possible. Go over the stuff I want to know when buying stuff. There is a reason I wasn't the first to post a review becuase I had to spend HOURS researching and making sure I knew my stuff. Always glad to help. Thanks for checking this out. :)
Just bought two of them. Very excited! Saying audios to my JBL eon compact speaker.
You’re going to love them.
Great review. Do you recommend it for a solo Guitar & backing track (no vocals) gig? Thanks! :)
Depending on the “gig”, yes I do. 🙂 These are fantastic for live performances.
Awesome, thank you. I'll get one of these and try it. The Bose s1 was kind of enough, I hope this one does it.
Great review! I REALLY like the EV8. However, I bought a pair of S1 Pro+ for $300 less. Bose is less powerful, but they upgraded the third channel input from 3.5mm to 1/4”, so I can plug another instrument directly in…game changer for live musician! Also, the new, built-in wireless system is more elegant than strapping another box to your speaker. Honestly, I almost bought a single S1 Pro+ for busking and a pair of EV8’s for larger events; but, I got a discount deal to buy 2 S1 Pro+.
So glad you found something you love! Bose definitely did a nice upgrade to their older S1 version with the pro plus version.
There are a few features that the EVERSE 8 has that warrant the additional cost, like weatherproofing, the ability to power a professional mic base, onboard DSP, power/charge an additional tablet or device, etc. To clarify, it also has combo input/high Z so you can plug in an instrument directly too.
I believe if you get the added Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter - XLR, it’s $848. An EVERSE 8 is only $749.00. The difference is with the added Sennheiser packs I had to buy and now I use for wireless transmission, it extends the range and reliability SIGNIFICANTLY more than the Bose transmitter. When you need wireless to work, it’s best to buy once cry once IMO. Unfortunately reliable wireless is expensive.
Sounds like you got a killer deal! Enjoy your new speaker and have a rockin' 2024! Thanks for your time to check this out! ☺️
Thanks for the quick-response review video. Yeah. I'm sold. Must have these. Recently bought a pile of EKX's, so I need to pay those down first, but yes. I need a pair of the Everses. Actually, four would be nice to have as stage monitors for live music gigs.
Thanks for checking this out. 👌🏻❤️
EV did a great job with the feature set!
Awesome product review. I always enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.
❤️🙏🏻 Thanks so much!
Good review I'm personally a huge loyal EV fan to the point that every thing I own from subs to tops to speaker stands and Mics are all EV was looking into this little guy for cocktail hour
Same here. I use all EV. ❤️👊🏻 appreciate you taking the time to check this out. Definitely consider grabbing this if you need a portable speaker. It’s fantastic.
🤔 are you from CT I think I have your ADJ booth
@@mksfank I am from CT. I also did sell my ADJ booth.
Small world you didn't sell it to me but I'm the owner of it from the story I was told good stuff I'm in Connecticut also but central I've heard of you your the boss of that I84 west corredor honors
Hey nice video! I just just auditioned the Everse 8 and the JBL EON 1 Compact. While using onboard EQ on the JBL, I could make it sound acceptable, the EV flat just sounded better and had a lot more headroom so I agree with your assessment. The JBL is currently $629 and the EV $749. At $120 difference, I feel the Everse is really worth the upspend.
Thanks so much for checking this out. I appreciate your time and your comment a lot! Your assessment is SPOT on! It’s fantastic feedback.
Back in December I went to a DJ conference called “Harvest Of Sound” where we did a speaker shootout with a lot of the major brands and popular tops. Literally did a side by side comparison with music and some other nerdy stuff.
Specifically, we had a battery powered speaker shootout and compared the JBL EON Compact, Bose S1, EVERSE 8, Mackie Thump, and Maui. As part of the side by side, we did a “pink noise” test to assess the frequency response of each top. They all were run flat, meaning no EQ enhancements or DSP altering.
What you said is EXACTLY what the results determined. The EVERSE was the loudest and most “flat” meaning it had the best clarity and natural sound without needing to do anything to the top. It’s a FANTASTIC speaker for its size and offers a lot for the price jump as you said.
Thanks again for stopping by the channel.
All info i wanted answer..is answered 😊 very professional edited and manuscript...🎉 I will follow you😉
Thanks!
The level of thought and detail that went in to this overview and demonstration is incredible. Thank you. Great Video.
I appreciate this a lot! ❤️ Thanks for your time to check this out.
Excellent video. Your video is extremely thorough and straight to the point. Thanks so much for posting this. I'm definitely going to get this. btw, I like your venkman sweatshirt hoodie lol ..
Thanks for noticing! It’s one of my favorite hoodies. ❤️☺️ I appreciate your time to watch this. Hope it was helpful.
You do some of the best gear reviews- 👍
Means a lot. I try to be as thorough as possible. Thanks for your time to check this out. Enjoy your weekend. 🙂
Well done and very thorough, thanks Rachel
Well done, nice review!
Thanks a lot.
Great review! I have a pair of Bose S1pros and a pair of Mackie thump go's. I think I am going to have to add a pair of these to the collection.
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Thanks for supporting the channel. Grateful to have you here!
Nice review! Out of my price range for a battery powered speaker and my applications. I just got the Mackie Go and love it.
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Nice!! Love it... Except the price VS Mackie Thump Go...Beautiful Though Review Thanks!!!
The reason the EVERSE is significantly hire is because it is a MUCH better speaker. As reflected in the price and specs. The Mackie Thump Go is not on the same playing level as Bose, EV, or JBL. Mackie does have some lowend, but the buck pretty much stops there. ha. I appreciate you taking the time to check this out. :)
@@DJRachelLynch Awesome, thanks for the reply. I appreciate your feedback and your correct. Sorry, I forgot to mention that I actually own the Mackies and they are great for small events/houseparties , cocktail hour, and wedding ceremonies, DJ monitor, however, thats all I use them for. I wouldn't use them for my main speaker systems or for backup. Only for supplemental use or to spread out the sound outdoor or in a smaller indoor venue situation. I have a pair of EV ZLX 12' and I prefer the voicing of the EVs much better than the Mackie's, but at their (mackie) price point and similar feature richness as EV.. they seem to do a decent job with less cost.
@@djrease7354 I have never used the Mackie Thump GO. When you say feature richness can you elaborate a little? Does it have an IP43 rating? Phone charger? Mic base DC power port? Swapable battery? 12 Hours of battery life? Stereo Bluetooh? Sincerely asking. I'd love to know more about it. I feel like EV has had the time to build a better mouse trap and they did.
So glad you have a great solution that works for your small stuff. It's been great to see all these companies give us stuff to do our job in easier ways!
It’s not the same thing…just like the Bose is higher than the Mackie…this is stepped up versus anything else out there.
@@DJRachelLynch Awesome!!! Thanks for asking... So I just looked at mine right now. The IP rating is not listed on the Mackie, so the IP rating would have to be verified by the manufacture, therefore I'm not sure or certain on that. It does not have DC output ports or phone charger, possibly the reason for the lower price. It does have stereo Bluetooth, and yes it does have 12-hour battery, It also has different voicing options to select from depending on your situation. It also has built-in two channel xlr/line/ 1/8" mixer with an xlr thru output and master volume control knob. Yes agreed, its awesome that companies are developing these products with mobility in mind. With new battery technology coming out, I can foresee that most main top and bottom speakers including full sized subs will be 8-hour or more battery powered within the next 5 years. A total game changer. I cant wait...lol Cheers!!!! I forgot to mention that the mackie thump Go also has automatic feedback reduction builtin so if your using wireless microphone during ceremony your good to go!!! Also I personally use the Sennheiser or XVIVE for wireless XLR to the Mackies Thump Go, and it still manages to exceed my expectations for the price and limited use case.
Best review of Everse 8
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LOVE these SPEAKERS, this VIDEO, and all YOUR VIDEOS QUEEN RACHEL! HAPPY HALLOWEEN, AND STAY BEAUTIFUL!!!
Looking forward to Halloween night. Thank you so much for stopping by the channel. Grateful to have you here.
On top of all she points out, I can’t emphasize enough it sounds great.
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that's interesting solution 🤔 thanks for awesome video as always!
If it works with my Shure mic Im buying. Great review. 👍
Just picked mine up today. Going to do a side by side with Maui 5 Go.
Excellent overview. Got mine yesterday. This is a beast!
So glad you love it! EV did it right!
@@DJRachelLynch The Bose S1 was ok but sounded like crap when pushed. The Mackie Thump Go was a bit of an improvement. The EV sounds great at high volume and has blown away all competitors.
I also should add that this is a very pleasant sounding speaker. Like a good home speaker.
How would you compare it to cp8 I'm thinking of returning my cp8 and get the everse
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She’s doing well! I’ll tell her you say hello. 🙂
@@DJRachelLynch she raised a really cool daughter.
I appreciate your review on these speakers. I've been aware of the quality of EV for decades, but they were slow to get into the "race" for supremacy in the battery powered speaker race. I can't agree more with your thoughts on the JBLs as I own a pair of them, as well as a pair of the Bose S1s. The tuning lights are ridiculous and totally useless. Neither set of speakers seems to have the punch I need for solo performances. One thing I wish you had covered is the performance for live vocals. I've been using Shure SM58s with both speakers and find them to be lacking in sensitivity. Having watched this video, I'm leaning toward purchasing a pair with an EV microphone as well. Given the price, it looks like it will be one speaker at a time....maybe even one component at a time. Keep up the good work. (Maybe it's time for a follow-up review with the mic system included, as well as the features of the app?). Best wishes.
Apprecate your time to check this out. While I don't specifically speak about the Shure SM58, I touch upon the microphone here including the anti-feedback setting (works great). I can promise you this is miles above the JBL or Bose S1. I think you'll be very happy with the built in DSP and vocal settings built in to the speaker. th-cam.com/video/pfcaP3ZvnZI/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the early review. I am looking for Bose S1 vs EV Everse8. This for mainly karaoke setup at home for my daughter. In the past I tried Ion (lower range) with Tonor wireless mic and S1 with same mic. I liked S1 and was thinking of buying that and then I noticed EV has launched this. I would possibly visit a store that allows playing each of those side by side for our kind of music (strong focus around vocals) and decide. I generally love Focal speakers but for my use case those are too costly.
One quick question - in general with headphones I have noticed Bose allows multiple mobile devices to be linked against other brands like Sony. Do you know how EV does here? Can 2 devices be connected with either of those being actively playing?
This is all shown and explained in the video.
Great review and great channel; I'm getting a lot of ideas from your videos! One question tho, will it work just plugged to the AC outlet WITHOUT the battery? Like in case the battery dies and I don't have another one available. Thanks!
Yes. Absolutely you can use it as a standalone battery unit or plugged in. It will charge as you’re using it plugged in.
Thanks so much stopping by the channel. ☺️
@@DJRachelLynch thank you for all the info! I'm using your channel to convince my boss to get into wireless systems for weddings and small events. I'm in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, and there are tons of small events here all the time and nobody is doing this.
Can't wait to get my hands on a pair of these and a Jackery 😅
This is a very helplful review - thank you.
Thanks for your time to check it out. Happy to help.🙂
Great review. So in practice, the Everse 8 is much louder than the JBL EON compact?
Yes. It’s a louder speaker. But it’s not about being louder. It’s about clarity and total sound quality. It’s just a better speaker than the JBL. 🙂
This was an awesome and in depth review! Thanks as always! I get the comment on the Mackie given their reputation but I think this is closest to the Thump Go. From tests I seen, the thump go went to a higher db than Bose and Jbl without clipping. Also really long battery life. Just thought I’d put that out there.
Thanks for your time. I appreciate your comment. 🙂
@@DJRachelLynch I agree with them. I haven’t heard the Thump GO for myself but i was considering switching my JBL Compact to the Thump GO due to all the good reviews from professionals. I think the Everse is the way to go though. Thanks for your review!
Thanks for the nice video. Have you managed to have much success with the AFS setting to prevent mic feeback?
Shown at the end of the video. 🙂 It works very well.
@@DJRachelLynch Different video maybe? Can't see anything on it in this one.
@@shadowsax Yes! You’re so right! It’s at the end of this one! Sorry about that. It’s hard to keep track. This shows the AFS in use.
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@@DJRachelLynch Thank you
@@DJRachelLynch I can't seem to get it working on mine. At least not in any really useful way.
Thank you for the demo!
My pleasure!
Really loved your content on this I am really in the market for a new battery powered PA speaker. I was considering the Bose S-1 as it was recommended to me by others in my industry. I came across the Everse 8 speaker and I have not been able to find a good video explaining it as detailed as you did, covering all the topics I had questions on. I was wanting to know if you had any knowledge of the Samson Airline 99 wireless headset mic. Thanks again.
So glad this was helpful!
I have no experience with the Airline 99. Sorry!
Wow great vid...that water section had me nervous lol - Cape Town sends love as always :) Silly question - where you removed the battery tray below it was a hole, how does it get used as I assume the pole mount is under the speaker?
Thanks for checking out the video! Yeah. The pole mount is right at the bottom in the center of the speaker.
I’ve just done my first gig with the Everse 8. I was looking forward to being able to charge my iPad whilst using it to play my music. Unfortunately there’s an awful buzzing sound while using the USB connection and 3.5 mm input together. It warns you this can happen in the trouble shooting guide in the manual. I prefer a wired connection as I’d be worried mobile alerts could interrupt Bluetooth streaming.
I’m going to give this a try. Appreciate the heads up. I always have my device is charged before hand, so my 3.5 mm never makes a buzzing sound when connected to my iPad or iPhone. I’ll give this a try tomorrow and get back to you and see if I have a similar problem. I also make sure I use really good wires. Maybe that helps? 🤔
Great detailed review Thank You 😊
You’re welcome. Thanks for your time to check this out. I appreciate it!
Everse 8 is the best of them all.
I’ve hard them all and I don’t disagree. 😉
Awesome Review Rachel. Mine is Arriving Tomorrow. Can't wait to use this Bad Boy 🤙
Enjoy!! 🎉🎉🎉
@@DJRachelLynch I only got one. I'm planning to get one more in the near future. Only bummed out about this EV. I saw in another review that Even though you Paired it with another Everse 8 ...The Pair ONLY works when you use a Bluetooth Device. Pairing won't work if you use the XLR input. 😒
@@vjyoukai That is correct. This is Stereo Bluetooth only. You'd need to utilize the mix-out for any other input.
Thanks for the review. If you have two of these speakers linked does that mean you can use inputs from both speakers?
The “linking” works with Bluetooth music streaming only. Meaning if you have a microphone plugged in to one it won’t be heard on the other. I hope that answers your question.
As per usual, you've done a fabulous detailed review of this speaker. What small sub woofer would you recommend using with a pair of these for a nice sounding compact micro system for small acoustic gigs?
I think the Yorkville EXM Mobile Sub - Excursion Series Battery Powered Subwoofer would be pretty dope. 👌🏻
@@DJRachelLynch Thankyou so much for your quick reply. Yorkville isn't a very common brand in Australia. What about the Bose B1 or even the larger EV ELX200 12 sub that could also be used via the EV app in conjunction with the Everse 8s?
I just loved the review Rachel. Just like jbl eon can music from 2 inputs play on simultaneously?
Yes.
Rachel, Huge fan. What Sennheiser EW 100 4G kit are you using to send signal to your Everse 8? Say for example in a cocktail room from main sound system in another room?
I personally use a Sennhesier EW 100G4 ME3.
You can see how it works here. 🙂
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Hi Rachel. Great review. Just a quick questions, can you use the Bluetooth speaker link with 1 Everse8 and 1 Evolve 50 ?
To my understanding, you can not. The Evolve does not have Bluetooth pairing capabilities between two speaker. This is a feature only found in their EVERSE line.
Halfway on the Video…
You already know I love your content
My question you don’t you have a White Version??? 🤔🤔🤔
Thanks for being here. I appreciate you! ☺️
1.Hard to get.
2. The poles I’ll be using this with are black.
3. I don’t only do weddings so black is more versatile, IMO. Blends in to the background better.
I bought one will be here Tuesday. Bose S1 Pro’s hopefully for sale soon!
Nice! Hope you love it. Should be a pretty nice upgrade! 🙂💯
Here your first like!!
Appreciate you so much! Thanks for being here. 🙂
I would love to see a side by side comparison with the Bose S1 Pro. I use the S1 as a wireless speaker during the reception, similar to how you had the EV set up in the corner. I connect to the headphone port on my mixer with the Sennheiser EW100 system. The bass hits too hard for the S1 to handle and it clips badly at any volume, so I can't use it for loud music even if I turn the lows all the way down on the S1. I only use it for mic audio and low key music during cocktail hour & dinner. I would love to see if the EV can handle the transmitter without clipping
I can tell you this is significantly louder and clearer than the Bose S1. I've heard both extensively, and it's also proven in the specs. EV has had time to get it right. I can assure you this is the best speaker out right now because they took the time to do it right. If you're clipping your Bose def try and check this out. You'll be pleasantly surprised. This has a significantly higher output.
@@DJRachelLynch Thank you! I always use a 4 speaker setup unless it's a really small room, and I would also love to run a speaker outside when there's an indoor/outdoor setup. My only other option currently is to run one of my Evolve 50's, but I'm trying to get away from using them for anything other than my primary station.
This is of course the head to head product. Bose has been able to keep the top spot for a long time. This promises to be louder, easier to change batteries (slightly), and 12v or usb power. These might finally replace my S1 Pros. Wondering if they can replace my Eon One Mk2’s. Excellent speakers, but heavy. The 10’s do a great job in bass though. Doubt this will beat the bass out of that though.
Great review! How would these work @ an outdoor NFL tailgate? Would they be loud enough?
The answer is… it depends. 🙂
Here are my thoughts about answering the question “will this speaker work for…”
The number of people in attendance is only one consideration when selecting a speaker and almost impossible to answer.
It depends on the TYPE OF EVENT your 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.
Point is…
Always do a site walkthrough.
Always understand what is being asked of you.
Always know the performance limits of your gear.
Always bring the right tool for the job and you’ll never have a problem. 👍🏻
TY you so much!!
Great review! Do you know if you can run a line into input 3/4 (e.g. for a Beat Buddy drum machine) and still be able to stream music on Bluetooth on that input or is it strictly one or the other? Thanks.
While I haven’t tried the exact thing you’re asking, I was able to use a corded mic on input one while playing Bluetooth music. Please know, that the “stereo Bluetooth” only works with streaming music. The mic, or in your care the Beat Buddy, won’t play on two EVERSE using Bluetooth. You’d have to use the mix out.
@@DJRachelLynch thanks a lot for the info. I was only planning on buying one, but I never would have thought to check if that worked when going stereo. Good to know. Thanks again!
Great review!!!! A couple of questions I’ve heard that when using Bluetooth it can’t be used with a sub like qsc ks112. Also, a guy that I work with who is not a D.J. RAVES about a speaker called Soundbox. Have you heard of it? Thank you much.
You can use a sub with Bluetooth but the sub has to be connected to the EVERSE with a XLR. I’ve actually paired this with a battery powered Yorkville EXM-Battery-sub and it sounded phenomenal. Perfect all battery powered system.
I’m not familiar with Soundbox. Sorry.
Thanks for tuning in.
Have a nice time! May I ask you a question? Everywhere they write and talk about 6 and 12 hours of battery life. Is it when all three channels of the amplifier work simultaneously: microphone plus guitar plus backing track or just one? For example, backing tracks with a bass guitar and drums require more energy than one connected guitar with a microphone, and even more than just one guitar. What should I pay attention to when using all three elements at the same time? On the volume indicators so that they do not reach the limit values?
The amount of battery life is affected by the SPL level and the amount of “draw” from the additional features like the iPad charger, mic base charger, etc.
Hello again. I live in Russia. There is no one to ask. The battery life of my Everse 8 outdoors while using all three channels simultaneously: microphone, guitar, soundtracks at maximum volume is less than 3 hours. Does anyone have such a result? At the same time, at home, when music is played over a single Bluetooth channel with the usual volume for a living area of 28 square meters and a sound pressure of about 80 dB, according to the noise meter mobile application, the result was obtained at 17 o'clock. I have been checking this on a timer for several days. Are 6 hours at 121 dB and 12 hours at 95 dB indicated in the passport for one channel or for all three? Thank you.
Interesting, I'm glad you mentioned you sold the Eon One Compact before buying the Everse. My guess is the Everse sounds better and gets louder, but the Eon One Compact does have that extra input (which I used less than a week ago for a wedding ceremony, which needed an officiant mic, vocalist mic, keyboardist, and ceremony music from me).
The EVERSE sounds much better than the JBL and has significantly more output. I was happy to sell it.
If I’m doing a complex wedding ceremony with the musicians and such, I’ll use my Electro-Voice 30M. That’s honestly why I got it. The 30M is my main ceremony/cocktail hour speaker. However, for a small ceremony, something out on the beach where I don’t want my 30M near the sand, simple cocktail hours in a different area, or a small PA for announcements, or filler speaker the EVERSE is a great compact choice.
You can see my ceremony 30M rig here. 🙂
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Feedback suppression? Nice. This definitely blows everything else out of the water. Even the Yorkvilles
Agreed. They weren’t first but they took their time to do it right! 💯💯👌🏻
I just got mine 🎉❤👌🏼
🙌🏻🙌🏻🥳
Good review! can we connect a sub on this speaker? like maybe 10" subs to add more bass for a small party? any thoughts about it before hitting my golden buzzer? I need like this for a small party, children's party which I normally covers for my photography and with this I can add to my package.
You can pair this with a sub. In fact, I’ve heard this top with the Yorkville battery powered sub. It really fills it out nice and it’s a great combo and top!
Nice review! My only question is, when you wirelessly connect them via Bluetooth and plug a mic in, does it come out of both speakers? I have 2 of the Mackie Go Thumps and the mic only comes out of the speaker that it's plugged into which defeated the purpose for me.
It does not. You need to do this…
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How is the dispersion?
Looking forward to seeing and using the microphone shelf and I hope the carry bag is good. Does anyone know?
Tia
It's a even 100x100. I plugged my Shure SM58 in and it sounded great. I tried it with and without the speech setting in the DSP.
Hey Rachel thx for the review. Thinking about updating my ceremony set up and the everse is a strong contender!
How loud is the speaker? Like if I get 2 of these how much coverage on guest count would you estimate that I can get?
The SPL (loudness) and all specs are available in the beginning of the video. 🙂
It’s a great ceremony speaker or cocktail hour unit.
The answer is… it depends.
The number of people in attendance is only one consideration when selecting a speaker and almost impossible to answer.
It depends on the TYPE OF EVENT your 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.
Point is…
Always do a site walkthrough.
Always understand what is being asked of you.
Always know the performance limits of your gear.
Always bring the right tool for the job and you’ll never have a problem. 👍🏻
I hope this makes sense! But this would be fine for average ceremonies in my opinion.
@@DJRachelLynch Thx for the advice, would you advise for an outdoor reception or no?
@@djishinelive this would probably not be appropriate for a wedding reception/party with dancing. It’s only any 8 inch speaker.
@@DJRachelLynch wow great explanation ! I'm looking forward to notifications on upcoming videos !
@@djishinelive read her response ! Your question is way way too broad
Love the video!
Thank you for your time to check this out. I know it was long but I wanted to be thorough. I hope it was helpful.
Dam excellent review!....... my question is, I presently own a qsc cp-8 but, I need something more powerful but I also need something that I can bring to Brazil in 8 weeks! I love the qsc it's just that I would like effects, more power and that built in battery! Do you think it would make sense to get this speaker and when I need more power line out to the cp-8 QSC?
In terms of output the CP8 is slightly louder. It wouldn’t be an upgrade moving to the EVERSE. If you need more output you’d want a different speaker.
However, if you need a battery powered option this would be a comparable option to the CP8.
Hope that makes sense.
The 100 x 100 conical coverage makes this a short throw speaker and may be challenging in acoustically challenging rooms. 100 on the vertical end is likely to send sound up into ceiling areas. please keep that in mind everyone.
Every venue is a challenge..
Love the review! EV is good stuff but how does it compare the the Maui 5 go? Hmmm
The EVERSE is less expensive, has a similar battery life and SPL. It really boils down to design and what features are important to you. 🙂
Rachel, what a fantastic video. Love the comparisons with the 3 types of speakers. I'm a Bose person as well as EV so hard for me to choose. maybe you said it but how long is the battery life?
95DB- 12 hours
121DB-6 hours
Max volume with mic- 4 hours.
2 Questions
1. The EV having a tweeter instead of a traditional horn does it sounds smooth for live vocals or harsh?
2. Would 2 of these on a stand do a karaoke party/general party for up to 100 people?
Thank you in advance
1. Sound is very personal. So I don’t think it’s possible to answer if it sounds harsh or smooth for live vocals. I personally find EV very balanced and crisp. But that’s my ears and yours may not feel the same way. I can say there are a ton of DSP settings available to dial in the sound and a “live” setting as well. The Quick Smart APP is phenomenal for customizing and tweaking things. You can get great sound out of EV speakers.
2.The answer is… it depends. 🙂
The number of people in attendance is only one consideration when selecting a speaker and almost impossible to answer.
It depends on the TYPE OF EVENT your 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.
Is what you’re using now of similar size or SPL? If yes, this is could be a good option if not, then probably not. I hope that makes sense. 🙂
I have 2 S1 Pros now And satisfied with them, but it’s nice to know if I need to go louder I can that’s where the EV comes in to consideration.
I’m strongly considering selling my two S1 pros and go for 2 of the new EVs. Because I’m unable to test before I hear that’s why I asking those questions. I really appreciate your in-depth response. I agree there are a lot of factors that goes into a decision.
@@chrispapas303 these are +12 DB louder than the S1. That’s significant.
In conclusion, EV Everse 8 is the best but if You UNFORTUNATELY bought any of the other speaker, keep rocking them until you burn them. 😁 I just got the EV and it’s incredible
I approve this message. 👍🏻 If people got a speaker that’s working for them keep rocking it! But if anyone is on the fence or needs to up grade, this is the right move. 💯💯
If I plug a mic to one everse and use the stereo Bluetooth is the mic going to be heard in the second one? If yes only that feature is a game changer
No. Only works with Bluetooth music.
I wish they would’ve added more channels. That would’ve made them stand out from the crowd. I like EV but I’m sticking with my Yorkville for now.
If you have something that is working for you we’ll keep rocking it. No need to make a change if you love what you currently have.
👌🏻🙂 Thanks for taking the time to check this out.
Thanks for the review
Question , if i connect my mixer with one cable to one of the speakers , can i receive the sound in the other wireless ?
No. The stereo Bluetooth does not work with mics or XLR inputs. Only Bluetooth music. You’d need to run a XLR from the mix out in that case.
No. The stereo Bluetooth does not work with mics or XLR inputs. Only Bluetooth music. You’d need to run a XLR from the mix out in that case.
Awesome review
Thank you! Appreciate your time. ☺️
Nice! Do these speakers have the same mixer capabilities as the ev 30m?
Would it be better to have 2 of these or one 30m?
Thanks for any answers from anyone.
It’s not the same mixer. The EVOLVE 30M is a 8 channel Dynacord mixer. It has a lot more inputs. However the EVERSE had a feature filled DSP, just like the 30M.
Hi thanks for the tips Sis
Hey Rachel, do you have any videos where you go into detail on the satellite speaker set up with the ev wireless mic and your column speaker? I dj a lot of events at residential properties and often times have to have music plying over a wide area, including a club room. I’m thinking the ev Column speaker you have as a satellite might be the trick for me. Thanks!
Here ya go!
DJ GIG LOG: Rustic Wedding at Candlelight Farms (New Milford, CT)
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This one too…
DJ Gig Log: “Wedding Crashers” edition
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@@DJRachelLynch THANKS RACHEL! ❤️
looks like this is the goods. If your mobile this is the ticket.
Can’t agree more!
Rachel - I recently bought the Everse 8 for ceremonies and would like to buy a second for cocktail hour. I definitely think this speaker needs a sub, but EV does not make a battery-powered subwoofer to match. Only Yorkville makes a fully-mobile sub (EXM) and I am thinking of pairing those together. That said, do you think the Everse 8 could be used as main tops (with a small sub) for intimate rooms, like bars, lounges, or house parties? I'm hoping to use these speakers for everything but main dancefloor work - is that too ambitious, or should the Everse 8 just stick to light duty/ceremony/cocktail?
I’ve heard the EVERSE 8 with the Yorkville sub, and it fills it out nicely. It’s a great pairing and adds extra punch to make it more appropriate for a house party or a tiny gathering.
IMO, adding a sub undermines the purpose and design of the EVERSE 8 by adding elements that expand the footprint. This is designed to be a quick, compact, and efficient solution for mobile DJs/musicians who need an excellent option for a ceremony, cocktail hour, floor monitor, satellite speaker, etc. I would bring a speaker system more appropriate for the event or venue if I needed added benefit of a sub like an Evolve 50. That’s just me.
The answer to your question is it depends. 🙂
The number of attendees is only one consideration when selecting a speaker.
It depends on the TYPE OF EVENT you are 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 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 the BUILT-IN FEATURES of your speakers.
It depends on what your speakers are realistically DESIGNED FOR/CAPABLE OF.
Maybe some other things I forget too.
It’s a great top. I love it, but it is only an 8” top. It has its limits. You’d push it hard for the bar and lounge applications if there is any dancing or party vibe.
hello, nice review ! Which one between Bose s1 pro and the EV everse 8 is the best for a home and outside bluetooth speaker ? Is it possible to listen the everse 8 at low volume ? thanks
It really boils down to what features are important to you and what your budget is. The EVERSE on paper is a better performing speaker, but there may be something about the Bose S1 you like better. I’ve outlined what makes the EVERSE a great speaker IMO. I pick the EVERSE over the S1 but only you can decide what’s best.
You can listen to any speaker at any volume. 🙂
@@DJRachelLynch Thanks. In Europe the price difference is greater than in the United States, the bose s1 pro is at 500 euros with battery and the everse 8 at 800 euros. That's why I hesitate, if it was the same price I would probably have taken the Everse 8 because it is more powerful.
Have you heard of exm 8 yorkvill it is also a beast
I’m aware of it but never heard it in person. 🙂 I’ve heard a lot of people talk about it!
Maybe They Should Just made that Plastic Cover More Deeper, I mean make it Stick Out more so we can Leave the XLRS connected. I think that would work.
I wonder if a 90 degree connector or low profile connector could work. They have a hole at the bottom for wires to run out it seems.
@@cduemig1 I was also thinking of that too. Lol
@@cduemig1 mine just arrived and I looked at the clear cover and nope it doesn't have any holes opened for the wires to hang through. Bummer 😕
@@vjyoukai mine will be here tomorrow. Just used the S1 Pro a lot the last few days so curious to see how it stacks up against it. It’s a little bigger but the 12v out, shelf, and water rating a big pluses. I doubt the output will matter much but I do keep the S1 Pros I’m the truck as a backup for power failure at weddings so more output is better.
Since you have had both the EV 8 and the S1pro. I have heard it often said that the pre Amp in the S1pro is poor and the mics volume is almost not heard until the gain is at 50%. Therefore a mixer/preamp would have to be used to increase the gain for loud vocals. Do you find the EV8 has the same issue or is the EV8 preamps better compared to the S1pro for plugging straight into the PA? Don't want to have to buy a preamp mixer with the EQ when the EV8 already has the EQ built in.
I don’t own the S1. Never did. I have heard it side by side on a few occasions to the EVERSE.
Unlike the S1, the EVERSE has a built in fully capable DSP. This can also be controlled with their EV QUICK Smart app. Tons of settings and amusements for EQ and such.
It’s significantly louder and has a large sub by 2” inches. It’s a better top. Newer technology. The EVERSE is a better choice IMO.
What would you recommend far as EQs and volume when djing?
There is no way to answer this really. It depends on what you’re using the speaker for, the size of the room, the type of music you’re playing, what your sound objective goals are. Etc. Sound is also very personal. What sounds good to me may not sound good to you.
Also, keep in mind there are a lot of other parameters available within the QuickSmart app. My advice is to play around with the speaker and make adjustments based on what your ears like and the type of music you play.
Hey Rachel. Got a quick question I haven't seen answered clearly about the EV Everse 8. When using a mic system on one speaker and linking to another via bluetooth, does the additional speaker receive the mic signal? Or do you need a wireless transmitter as well? Thanks
This only works with the Bluetooth music input. Any additional mics or XLR connections are not shared between both speakers.
I would like the box clip to appear on the cell phone in the app and not just behind the box, how can I see if I'm playing?
Hello, I think it's a shame you can't put reverb on channel 1 and chorus on channel 2, you can only put an effect on channels, I hope they manage to update that.
I would prefer a battery powered EVOLVE series speaker, but at least for now I got a pretty good external solar battery I use with my EVOLVE-50s
I use a Jackery to make my evolve battery powered! Works great!
Do you know if the brand will later enable the USB-C port for live streaming like the Bose S1 Pro Plus and the Precision Drive K8 do?
I do not have any information on this.