look very nice on vid and paper... that price yet they still use 6in ceramics drivers.... it looks like a pair of these would fit just perfect a new set up I have on mind...
Looking at the input sensitivity slider switch... Which is the line and mic position? The whited area - is that the position of the switch slider... or is the the black bit in the diagram which is the position of the switch slider?
Russ Hollinshead up for mic , down for line is what it appears...if you run line level into the thing with mic setting....the speaker will go into limiting really quick
When the switch is towards the LINE position , and switched away from the MIC , you can easily tell by doing a little exercise, lower the input volume on the box, start your audio source, flip the switch and one direction for mic it will be a heck of a lot louder into the input. be careful to give just a small amount of signal doing this, as the input sensitivity is much more open for mic input than line. when the volume is lower than the "other " setting you will have the speaker in LINE level input mode.
Hi Trinityprosound, Thank you for the great videos. What sub would you recommend with the NXL24a. i want to have 2 tops 2 single 18s or very compact dual 15 to go with that. i checked some other reviews that say the RCF sub 8004 will work for most gigs but,loud rock bands you may need an extra sub. i dont have the space for that extra sub most of the time. Does the 9004 sub have more output? when are you guys reviewing the 9004? or is there any other sub options? thanx
For a single 18, the 8004 is the most power and the best bang for the dollar out there with 1250WRMS the 9004 is 1400WRMS but same max SPL as 8004, you get RDNET on the 9004. The NXL will give a double 18 like the 8006 a good run and certainly keep up with a double 18" subwoofer in that class. The only other small format subwoofer that does an amazing job is the TTS26A, but those are very pricey :-( we have sold a lot of the 8004's and everyone that has purchased with the NXL24's are really impressed with the sound and output of the rig.
They will kill them. the JBL looks only to be maybe 700WRMS, the 1500w is most likely peak or continuous. Does not really say how they get 134db from the box and what frequency that was taken at more likely above 100Hz. The RCF subs are true RMS power and their precision drivers. I have customers tell me that 1 of the RCF 8004 did more than 2 QSC KW181s
About the same output, just a bit of different look with the FBT, the 118 sub is amazing and is very close to the 8004, either system will be in your face for audio quality and output.
+VDJ FLEX going to be similar in output and sound since drivers and speakers are very similar to the to FBT...both are great options for a column type speaker.
Those you can not compare as they are different systems , EVOX is complete with bass bin doubling as a LF driver and quasi subwoofer. The NXL24 is a different system and needs a dedicated subwoofer for the lower end. The NXL24 will provide so much more SPL level and can be expanded as well. NXL24 compares to similar products with FBT and db Tech in the 406 and IG4T.
Me again :) Used with subs, will a pair of NXL24A outperform a pair of dB DVX D12HP? And if talking 120º coverage, will a single pair of NXL24A outperform TWO pairs of D12HP. A splayed pair aside, that is. Lastly, and this would prob blow my budget, but I imagine TWO pairs of NXL24A configured either as a vertical stack (coupled horns), or as 'vocal only' inside pair - would be tough to beat. Would it trump single pair of TT25A for vocal clarity at 150ft?
+Trevor Jalla , No, 2 of the D12 will provide a ton of sound. You won't get that kind of output out of a single NXL24A. The NXL24 is amazing, but there is more power and coverage of the D12HP with a pair per side. For the column of the NXL24's that would be a formidable system for sure and be more focused straight out due to the nature of the boxes. But also look on line at this www.dbtechnologies.com/EN/Products/ingenia/ig4t_p2349.aspx they are coming out very soon. And has some beam steering ability as well. Possibly a better fit with the DSP than 2 NXL24's
very close, the IG4T has more power, but, the RCF has a larger HF driver and lower crossover point, but the SPL from them is amazing. With 2 per side and subs you can do 1000 peeps if you can get them stacked and high enough for coverage. IG4T has a bit more DSP and options, but both do a fantastic job and sound GREAT and easy to deploy, the IG4T is less weight due to the injection molded box it is in.
+VDJ FLEX I think the NXL24A , but the CLA406 gives it a run for its money so to speak...I like the AMP better on the NXL24A. I don't have current stock, but they are in stock in New Jersey at RCF...and FBT
ok thanks so much for your time .. I'm thinking of buying a columm speaker seeking advice from u is just the best thing that has happened to me this year (smile) so i should go for the NXL24A becos they have Good powered amp.
trinityprosound Thanks. And how about a single NXL44 and sub on each side? I'm surprised that the 24 will outrun the subs. I heard the 24 inside with a single 8004 and the bass was overpowering the tops. But, of course, that's with some boundary effect.
That top will outrun a double 18 sub. we did a video with the 44 and a TTS36A sub, from 100 feet out the top was there , but low end dropped off. If the NXL24 did not keep up with the 8004, something was set up wrong or the 24 not driven to match the 8004.
Hmmm. I asked and they were running flat eq with the output of the board straight to the 8004 and out of the hi-pass out to the NXL24. As I said, this was in a smaller room and I'm sure we were getting plenty of boundary effect from the room (about 32' wide by 60' long.). Final question: from simply a sonic quality difference, which would be your choice between the 24 and the 44 with subs? (Run of the mill music ranging from bluegrass to classic rock, no metal or rap/hiphop)
I would pick the 24s. plenty of output , easier to handle and can be stacked as events get larger and still have fantastic output. the 44's are nice but BIG
Really can't compare as they are a totally different type of speaker and system more focused in the vertical and wide dispersion horizontal, same great driver and lower crossover point of many of the large HF driver speakers from RCF. Many have bought and used for DJ and live band and are amazed at the sound quality and output of the NXL24's , and they can be doubled up for bigger events. Hard to do with typical trap speakers and get that quality of sound due to comb filtering effect, etc.
You can, just limited on low end without a sub woofer. Any mixer will work that is line level and you will need an XLR cable to connect to the speaker from the mixer.
Can I ask-- how does this speaker compare with say a pair of RCF ART 522a or ART 722a. I have RCF ART 522a and on paper these have a very similar response curve and max output to the tall skinner speaker - but I'm assuming the throw and horizontal dispersion of these NX L24a will be greater? What differences might I expect to hear if I swapped to these? I mostly do small rock band in small venues pubs etc with occasional outdoors event for around 400 people is.. I pair my Art 522a with a JBL PRX618 xfl (18", 1000w powered sub). Would appreciate your comments-- there is very little written about the NX L24a anywhere online. Thanks
On paper is where the similarities stop with these and the 522A's. This system is quite directional in the vertical axis, which the 522 is not. Very good pattern control forward and slighting downward to cover above and at peeps ear levels. These on sticks with a sub will out run the 522's and offer a much better sight line. The fantastic thing about these vs. the 522 is that you can combine two of them to get a higher SPL and better control of where you aim it/them, which with 522's the splay causes huge comb filtering to take place. This system, with 2 per side and a double 18 sub, would handle your events without issue and allow even larger events. I would say that one per side and a sub would do you indoor pubs, etc. without a problem. The PRX is a decent sub, but its 1000 watts is not true RMS, more like about 600-700 watts real life. The audio from the NXL24 is quite clear and pristine and very focused vertically so that you don't loose a lot on the ceiling and floor of a venue.
trinityprosound Many thanks fro your quick informative reply. Much appreciated. And compared with the Evox 8..are the L24A significantly more powerful or not? They seem to be only 3db louder..(not stacked) but again, how in the real world might you expect my sub with 2* L24s compare with and Evox 8? I'm very surprised there is so little online about the L24A? Are they not selling? Many thanks for your advice.
Andy Lewis the NXL24A compared to the EVOX 8 takes into consideration in the specs for the top and bottom box of the EVOX 8. The NXL24A specs are stand alone. The NXL is going to have significantly more output believe it or not just due to the long column line of the drivers and power supplied to them. The NXL are selling, we have sold a number for portable as well as install applications. Your subs will be a decent match, but I feel the NXL will out run them when things get loud.
trinityprosound Thank you for your time. Very helpful. Sounds like you would recommend them then? I see most pics of them being used for vocal reinforcement in situations where an unobtrusive stack is preferred. But I would think that they would excel for acoustic instruments? I gather that this general type of speaker tends to give more even volume levels front to back of a venue than traditional speakers give? ie you don't blast the front row trying to throw to the back of the room. Do these actually do this? I read that some performers find this sort of sound presentation disconcerting from the stage and hard to get used to whilst others say that they can get away with less or no monitors.. what is you take on this? Sorry to ask so many questions but I hope that many others will find your answers as helpful as I am. I live in NZ and there is no stock in the country to listen to here. Many thanks.
Andy Lewis The EVOX 8 are fairly smooth in coverage..while being closer to the speaker is higher SPL , the dispersion and direction of the EVOX 8 tends to not be so harsh close to the speaker. While being loud up front, it does not sound harsh like a HF driver would at close proximity. We have run acoustic guitar and vocals through the EVOX and they sound fantastic.
HOLA ! With one per side of NXL24 and a SUB8004, with decent volume I would say 400 or so. you will need 2 per side and a 8006 per side for larger events.
In your experience..... whats is better for event into (200 - 800 people open or close espace)... NXL24a... or maybe line array kind of T4... T8... Hdl20a... Nx23a... L23a... Das.. or similar...
You can do it with 2 of the NXL24's or 2 of the NXL44's per side and subs. That is a fairly easy system to set up. T4 T8 HDL20 or HDL6A can do it as well, but you have to keep in mind those are very directional speakers in the vertical and you need more to get proper coverage and low frequency coupling. Looking at 4 HDL20 per side min. plus subs. Also look at the TTL6A, a bit more $$$$ but amazing speaker too !
Hello! Congrats on the videos! I recently bought 4 NXL24A but due to the big price difference, I bought 4 Sub 8003 asII. Will I lose much in comparison to 8004? Thank you!
I don’t think most will notice a major difference. I believe the 8004 has a different higher power raged woofer in it. But most will not be able to tell difference
NXL24 is amazing, you can do 1000 peeps with 2 per side and sufficient subs, but the tops will outrun the subs with no issues...IMO you will need an 8006 or 2 for keeping up with the NXL24's if used with 2 per side. Always use a crossover or the built in crossover of the RCF subs to get bet match up with tops, and you will be able to run the NXL24's louder with decent crossover...
The SUB8004AS is a perfect companion for the NXL24's the sound from that system has amazing output. We have sold a number of the NXL24 and 8004s to sound companies and they love the combination.
no you will want a 2 way system and use a 90hz slope with 24db per octave and send everything above 90 to the NXL24 and everything below to a subwoofer.
yes the NXL24 and the SUB8004 pair very nicely together and using the SUB8004 crossover allows the NXL24 to run strong and hard, amazing system. We have sold numerous combos like this and all who have purchased are blown away by the output and sound quality.
yes, but they don't have a cross over output on them and you would be running them full range, to which you may notice early clipping due to over driving the low end on the 24's .. the 24's will certainly outrun the KW181 subs.
yes, it is meant to be used with a mixer and not direct input typically..you can for a single input like a mp3 player or wireless mic for background music or talking head event.
Good, mate would you recommend this speaker, (only one), for domestic use only, nothing more than using it 20% of its capacity or what my ears and my neighbors allow me, that if, without disturbing, as reinforcement of my team hifi, come on I would not use it in exterior only interior It would be to listen to recorded music, mostly just rock and some classical or jazz If you do not recommend this altvoz, which model within the brand, the budget is approximated to the cost of rcf nxl24 Thank you very much in advance for sponder Greetings from Spain Ildefonso (only one, which later would be added another) ... forgive me for my English ... it's google !!!!
Good, thank you very much for answering and clarifying partner, I follow your suggestion, perhaps the nxl24, be too loud for a room I will look at the rcf evox, evox 8 or evox 12?, I remind you that from the room, they will not go out, I think ... regards Ildefonso
this is a really nice speaker :) beautiful!
It would be great if you do a outdoor sound test! Please consider. Thank you
we have a NXL24 in stock now...so we will work on that soon
Looking forward to that video! Thank you buddy!
ahhhh, I forgot, thank you very much for uploading the video and sharing your experience
regards
look very nice on vid and paper... that price yet they still use 6in ceramics drivers....
it looks like a pair of these would fit just perfect a new set up I have on mind...
Thank's!
I like a lot of RCF gear. Also, the guy in the video looks like a young Jon Voight
Running a pair of these, they are fantastic. Where should the master volume be set?
we normally run at noon position or 3 O'clock position, never had them wide open as it would limit early.
Looking at the input sensitivity slider switch... Which is the line and mic position? The whited area - is that the position of the switch slider... or is the the black bit in the diagram which is the position of the switch slider?
Russ Hollinshead up for mic , down for line is what it appears...if you run line level into the thing with mic setting....the speaker will go into limiting really quick
When the switch is towards the LINE position , and switched away from the MIC , you can easily tell by doing a little exercise, lower the input volume on the box, start your audio source, flip the switch and one direction for mic it will be a heck of a lot louder into the input. be careful to give just a small amount of signal doing this, as the input sensitivity is much more open for mic input than line. when the volume is lower than the "other " setting you will have the speaker in LINE level input mode.
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Hi Trinityprosound, Thank you for the great videos. What sub would you recommend with the NXL24a. i want to have 2 tops 2 single 18s or very compact dual 15 to go with that.
i checked some other reviews that say the RCF sub 8004 will work for most gigs but,loud rock bands you may need an extra sub. i dont have the space for that extra sub most of the time. Does the 9004 sub have more output? when are you guys reviewing the 9004? or is there any other sub options? thanx
For a single 18, the 8004 is the most power and the best bang for the dollar out there with 1250WRMS the 9004 is 1400WRMS but same max SPL as 8004, you get RDNET on the 9004. The NXL will give a double 18 like the 8006 a good run and certainly keep up with a double 18" subwoofer in that class. The only other small format subwoofer that does an amazing job is the TTS26A, but those are very pricey :-( we have sold a lot of the 8004's and everyone that has purchased with the NXL24's are really impressed with the sound and output of the rig.
thank you very much. Last question. How do the 8004 compare to the jbl prx 718xlf? (the subs i currently have)
They will kill them. the JBL looks only to be maybe 700WRMS, the 1500w is most likely peak or continuous. Does not really say how they get 134db from the box and what frequency that was taken at more likely above 100Hz. The RCF subs are true RMS power and their precision drivers. I have customers tell me that 1 of the RCF 8004 did more than 2 QSC KW181s
thank you for the information.
Excellent reviw thanks!
How do you feel about the rcf nxl24a vs the fbt cla406
and the subs 8004 vs cla118?
About the same output, just a bit of different look with the FBT, the 118 sub is amazing and is very close to the 8004, either system will be in your face for audio quality and output.
trinityprosound thanks a Lot for your thoughts
How do these sound in comparison to the RCF TT-2a? Are they louder, more articulate, cleaner, etc?
DJ GaFFLe The TT2A is in a league of its own... the NX boxes are nice but the TT2 is amazing.
I have a pair of FBT Subline 18sa, and I bought a pair of these RCF NXL24-a, do you think it`s sufficient? Maybe 8004 is better? Tnks, nice video
I think the NXL24's will do ok with one, but i would get 2 per side and then you will have good balance of low end with the NXL24's
nice review .. how do u compare this with the FBT CLA 406
+VDJ FLEX going to be similar in output and sound since drivers and speakers are very similar to the to FBT...both are great options for a column type speaker.
hi, congratulations! what is the music of the introduction?
It is from Apple Final Cut and a included audio file in the program called RoadTrip
Hi! How do you compare NXL24a with Evox 12 since they are almost of the same price range.
Those you can not compare as they are different systems , EVOX is complete with bass bin doubling as a LF driver and quasi subwoofer. The NXL24 is a different system and needs a dedicated subwoofer for the lower end. The NXL24 will provide so much more SPL level and can be expanded as well. NXL24 compares to similar products with FBT and db Tech in the 406 and IG4T.
Me again :) Used with subs, will a pair of NXL24A outperform a pair of dB DVX D12HP?
And if talking 120º coverage, will a single pair of NXL24A outperform TWO pairs of D12HP. A splayed pair aside, that is.
Lastly, and this would prob blow my budget, but I imagine TWO pairs of NXL24A configured either as a vertical stack (coupled horns), or as 'vocal only' inside pair - would be tough to beat. Would it trump single pair of TT25A for vocal clarity at 150ft?
+Trevor Jalla , No, 2 of the D12 will provide a ton of sound. You won't get that kind of output out of a single NXL24A. The NXL24 is amazing, but there is more power and coverage of the D12HP with a pair per side.
For the column of the NXL24's that would be a formidable system for sure and be more focused straight out due to the nature of the boxes. But also look on line at this www.dbtechnologies.com/EN/Products/ingenia/ig4t_p2349.aspx they are coming out very soon. And has some beam steering ability as well. Possibly a better fit with the DSP than 2 NXL24's
Hi. I need an audio set for family and friends. I have 2 options nxl24a + 8004 and only 2 ttl6a with no extra. give me an advice. thanks
I would do the NXL24 and subs...get some low end for your events
this guy looks like a cross between Jon Voight and Christopher Walken
hi. how they do compare with db igt4? which one ... for live sound,thanks
very close, the IG4T has more power, but, the RCF has a larger HF driver and lower crossover point, but the SPL from them is amazing. With 2 per side and subs you can do 1000 peeps if you can get them stacked and high enough for coverage. IG4T has a bit more DSP and options, but both do a fantastic job and sound GREAT and easy to deploy, the IG4T is less weight due to the injection molded box it is in.
@trinityprosound whats your 1st choice between the FBT CLA406 and RCF NXL24A? do u Have them in Stock ?
+VDJ FLEX I think the NXL24A , but the CLA406 gives it a run for its money so to speak...I like the AMP better on the NXL24A. I don't have current stock, but they are in stock in New Jersey at RCF...and FBT
ok thanks so much for your time .. I'm thinking of buying a columm speaker seeking advice from u is just the best thing that has happened to me this year (smile) so i should go for the NXL24A becos they have Good powered amp.
Yes and they are proven over and over, with all that have purchased them...amazing speaker
How large of a crowd would you feel comfortable covering outdoors with one of these and an 8004 sub per side, classic rock/modern country?
with a single 8004 per side about 350 the nxl24 will out run the sub 2x 8004 better or an 8006 4x nxl24 and 2x 8006 750-1000 at acceptable levels
trinityprosound Thanks. And how about a single NXL44 and sub on each side? I'm surprised that the 24 will outrun the subs. I heard the 24 inside with a single 8004 and the bass was overpowering the tops. But, of course, that's with some boundary effect.
That top will outrun a double 18 sub. we did a video with the 44 and a TTS36A sub, from 100 feet out the top was there , but low end dropped off. If the NXL24 did not keep up with the 8004, something was set up wrong or the 24 not driven to match the 8004.
Hmmm. I asked and they were running flat eq with the output of the board straight to the 8004 and out of the hi-pass out to the NXL24. As I said, this was in a smaller room and I'm sure we were getting plenty of boundary effect from the room (about 32' wide by 60' long.).
Final question: from simply a sonic quality difference, which would be your choice between the 24 and the 44 with subs? (Run of the mill music ranging from bluegrass to classic rock, no metal or rap/hiphop)
I would pick the 24s. plenty of output , easier to handle and can be stacked as events get larger and still have fantastic output. the 44's are nice but BIG
Thanks . do you know how many amp we need for per db igt4
you can run 4 from a 20A ckt
How are they compared to the NX45? If I may ask.
Really can't compare as they are a totally different type of speaker and system more focused in the vertical and wide dispersion horizontal, same great driver and lower crossover point of many of the large HF driver speakers from RCF. Many have bought and used for DJ and live band and are amazed at the sound quality and output of the NXL24's , and they can be doubled up for bigger events. Hard to do with typical trap speakers and get that quality of sound due to comb filtering effect, etc.
Hi can I used a single for karaoke ? Thanks and what mixer will match with it
You can, just limited on low end without a sub woofer. Any mixer will work that is line level and you will need an XLR cable to connect to the speaker from the mixer.
trinityprosound
Hi what size of sub Mach with it for home karaoke and how about the this speaker vs rcf j 12 aray thanks
SUB8004 is a great match for the NXL24s
i notice u can't stack the FBT CLA 406 onto of the SUB am i right
?
+VDJ FLEX Yes, you can do that with both of them.
is 2 the max i can stack at once ?
yes that is it...
Can I ask-- how does this speaker compare with say a pair of RCF ART 522a or ART 722a. I have RCF ART 522a and on paper these have a very similar response curve and max output to the tall skinner speaker - but I'm assuming the throw and horizontal dispersion of these NX L24a will be greater? What differences might I expect to hear if I swapped to these? I mostly do small rock band in small venues pubs etc with occasional outdoors event for around 400 people is.. I pair my Art 522a with a JBL PRX618 xfl (18", 1000w powered sub). Would appreciate your comments-- there is very little written about the NX L24a anywhere online. Thanks
On paper is where the similarities stop with these and the 522A's. This system is quite directional in the vertical axis, which the 522 is not. Very good pattern control forward and slighting downward to cover above and at peeps ear levels. These on sticks with a sub will out run the 522's and offer a much better sight line. The fantastic thing about these vs. the 522 is that you can combine two of them to get a higher SPL and better control of where you aim it/them, which with 522's the splay causes huge comb filtering to take place. This system, with 2 per side and a double 18 sub, would handle your events without issue and allow even larger events. I would say that one per side and a sub would do you indoor pubs, etc. without a problem. The PRX is a decent sub, but its 1000 watts is not true RMS, more like about 600-700 watts real life. The audio from the NXL24 is quite clear and pristine and very focused vertically so that you don't loose a lot on the ceiling and floor of a venue.
trinityprosound Many thanks fro your quick informative reply. Much appreciated. And compared with the Evox 8..are the L24A significantly more powerful or not? They seem to be only 3db louder..(not stacked) but again, how in the real world might you expect my sub with 2* L24s compare with and Evox 8?
I'm very surprised there is so little online about the L24A? Are they not selling?
Many thanks for your advice.
Andy Lewis the NXL24A compared to the EVOX 8 takes into consideration in the specs for the top and bottom box of the EVOX 8. The NXL24A specs are stand alone. The NXL is going to have significantly more output believe it or not just due to the long column line of the drivers and power supplied to them. The NXL are selling, we have sold a number for portable as well as install applications. Your subs will be a decent match, but I feel the NXL will out run them when things get loud.
trinityprosound Thank you for your time. Very helpful. Sounds like you would recommend them then? I see most pics of them being used for vocal reinforcement in situations where an unobtrusive stack is preferred. But I would think that they would excel for acoustic instruments? I gather that this general type of speaker tends to give more even volume levels front to back of a venue than traditional speakers give? ie you don't blast the front row trying to throw to the back of the room. Do these actually do this? I read that some performers find this sort of sound presentation disconcerting from the stage and hard to get used to whilst others say that they can get away with less or no monitors.. what is you take on this? Sorry to ask so many questions but I hope that many others will find your answers as helpful as I am. I live in NZ and there is no stock in the country to listen to here. Many thanks.
Andy Lewis The EVOX 8 are fairly smooth in coverage..while being closer to the speaker is higher SPL , the dispersion and direction of the EVOX 8 tends to not be so harsh close to the speaker. While being loud up front, it does not sound harsh like a HF driver would at close proximity. We have run acoustic guitar and vocals through the EVOX and they sound fantastic.
How many spL it has? Compared to rcf NXL44A?
131 for the 24, and 134 for the 44, but the 44 is huge and heavy speaker sounds good but a tough one to lug around compared to the NXL24
Hello, greetings from Colombia. How many people can I cover in open space (live music) with 1 nxl24a per side and 1 sub per side?
HOLA ! With one per side of NXL24 and a SUB8004, with decent volume I would say 400 or so. you will need 2 per side and a 8006 per side for larger events.
In your experience..... whats is better for event into (200 - 800 people open or close espace)... NXL24a... or maybe line array kind of T4... T8... Hdl20a... Nx23a... L23a... Das.. or similar...
You can do it with 2 of the NXL24's or 2 of the NXL44's per side and subs. That is a fairly easy system to set up. T4 T8 HDL20 or HDL6A can do it as well, but you have to keep in mind those are very directional speakers in the vertical and you need more to get proper coverage and low frequency coupling. Looking at 4 HDL20 per side min. plus subs. Also look at the TTL6A, a bit more $$$$ but amazing speaker too !
Hello! Congrats on the videos! I recently bought 4 NXL24A but due to the big price difference, I bought 4 Sub 8003 asII. Will I lose much in comparison to 8004? Thank you!
I don’t think most will notice a major difference. I believe the 8004 has a different higher power raged woofer in it. But most will not be able to tell difference
That is exactly what I am looking at doing. What are your first impressions of this system?
NXL24 is amazing, you can do 1000 peeps with 2 per side and sufficient subs, but the tops will outrun the subs with no issues...IMO you will need an 8006 or 2 for keeping up with the NXL24's if used with 2 per side. Always use a crossover or the built in crossover of the RCF subs to get bet match up with tops, and you will be able to run the NXL24's louder with decent crossover...
what rcf sub would you recommend with these?
The SUB8004AS is a perfect companion for the NXL24's the sound from that system has amazing output. We have sold a number of the NXL24 and 8004s to sound companies and they love the combination.
hey is the driver unit of that rcf nxl24a still have a capacitor?
No...direct connect to AMP, you are seeing possibly ferrite beads around leads on LF drivers???
ahh okey. im just thinking about compression driver unit. thank you sir. i just want to buy a things like that in the right time. :)
hey i have a question what if i use that in dbx driverack what should i choose in dbx driverack is the 3 way system enough?
no you will want a 2 way system and use a 90hz slope with 24db per octave and send everything above 90 to the NXL24 and everything below to a subwoofer.
Is this suitable in rcf 8004 sub as??
yes the NXL24 and the SUB8004 pair very nicely together and using the SUB8004 crossover allows the NXL24 to run strong and hard, amazing system. We have sold numerous combos like this and all who have purchased are blown away by the output and sound quality.
hi. can i pair this with QSC kw118 subs?
yes, but they don't have a cross over output on them and you would be running them full range, to which you may notice early clipping due to over driving the low end on the 24's .. the 24's will certainly outrun the KW181 subs.
Hi is it just 1 input?thanks
yes, it is meant to be used with a mixer and not direct input typically..you can for a single input like a mp3 player or wireless mic for background music or talking head event.
How the price for amplifier RCF NXL42A Sir
Amplifier modules are not sold separately from db or RCF
Hello buddy, do you know where I can demo these cabinets in Los Angeles Ca? Thank you
macwestgroup.com try the local rep and see if he knows of any in the area
Gonna try and find that local rep I don't want to make a blind purchase. Thank you
hey djsweet lou did you ever get a chance to demo these rcf speakers?
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Good, mate would you recommend this speaker, (only one), for domestic use only, nothing more than using it 20% of its capacity or what my ears and my neighbors allow me, that if, without disturbing, as reinforcement of my team hifi, come on I would not use it in exterior only interior
It would be to listen to recorded music, mostly just rock and some classical or jazz
If you do not recommend this altvoz, which model within the brand, the budget is approximated to the cost of rcf nxl24
Thank you very much in advance for sponder
Greetings from Spain
Ildefonso
(only one, which later would be added another) ...
forgive me for my English ... it's google !!!!
You could but would be a lot for domestic use. I would look at EVOX for home use, the NXL24 is a lot of speaker indoors in a small room.
Good, thank you very much for answering and clarifying partner, I follow your suggestion, perhaps the nxl24, be too loud for a room
I will look at the rcf evox, evox 8 or evox 12?, I remind you that from the room, they will not go out, I think ...
regards
Ildefonso
Evox 8 would be amazing sound.... 12 most likely too much for smaller room
Good, thank you very much for answering partner
greetings from Spain
Ildefonso