So...disposable? They can't be that bad, right? I really appreciate your hard work on the vid. So can I ask now that the vid is over 4 years old, do you still have these speakers? How did they perform after all this time. I'd really appreciate it. Thanks so much.
Gemini is designed in USA. If you connect a 400 Watts RMS Sub Woofer it will upgrade the sound quality. Deep Bass will make this sound in a distance like JBL, Samson, Sony....
you made me laugh with the "disposable speaker" thing...... Cool videos. Hey I´m looking between the Alto Tx210 and this Gemini 15p. That´s for my Soundcraft notepad 12 fx mixer. Just for small rooms ..no more than 100 people. What do you recommend?
I have the same speakers and the CD player that comes with it and I just got the new gemmi mixer and I don't know how to hook up everything together can you please make a video explaining how please
These speakers are no good. Bought two in February 2021. It’s December 2021 and with light use, one is popping and crackling. Gemini says this is normal for these speakers. I will buy JBL or Bose to replace the Gemini speaker. Has anyone figured out why they begin popping?
All powered speakers begin to pop when you turn them on the same will happen with JBL and Bose if you're taking about Popping and cracking Constantly it could just be the cords idk
2,000 watts seems like it should be pretty damn loud unless it's not efficient at all which means it's going to get hot as hell. I played small venues with 400 watt continuous and this is probably a 1000 watt continuous so are they just not efficient?
this isnt a guitar amplifier. if you want to play guitar through this, you'll need a guitar processor/modeller first, which will handle your guitar's output and create the sounds- then this speaker will amplify that.
running the passive version of these on 225 watts a channel through a 6 band eq. good eq is absolutely necessary with these
I like that you you say "what they say is 2000 watts" 😂👍 I have some gemini speakers and ...... the watts rating are definitely "___" lol
So...disposable? They can't be that bad, right? I really appreciate your hard work on the vid. So can I ask now that the vid is over 4 years old, do you still have these speakers? How did they perform after all this time. I'd really appreciate it. Thanks so much.
John, I'm kinda worried if the best feature you like is the knob that tightens it to the speaker pole! Lol! J/K. Thanks for the review.
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Thx for your effort making this video, i was interested in this model and this helped me choose. Good job buddy
Gemini is designed in USA. If you connect a 400 Watts RMS Sub Woofer it will upgrade the sound quality. Deep Bass will make this sound in a distance like JBL, Samson, Sony....
Realmente es buena esa marca , tengo pensado comprarme un par pero nose que tan bueno puede ser
Speaker for when sound quality doesn’t matter? 😁 Good effort John.
Well, like a monitor for a band but yeah, you'll always want decent sound quality
you made me laugh with the "disposable speaker" thing...... Cool videos. Hey I´m looking between the Alto Tx210 and this Gemini 15p. That´s for my Soundcraft notepad 12 fx mixer. Just for small rooms ..no more than 100 people. What do you recommend?
I have the same speakers and the CD player that comes with it and I just got the new gemmi mixer and I don't know how to hook up everything together can you please make a video explaining how please
Spend the extra and get the alto ts308! It blows that speaker away.
Thanks I’ll check it out
An 8 inch woofer?? 8" woofer at 2000 watts!? Can that be used as mains if you have a subwoofer?
@@dannyrivers3922 I use them with 2 12 inch subs and they sound great!
Thanks.
Hi, can you run an electronic drumkit into this?
These speakers are no good. Bought two in February 2021. It’s December 2021 and with light use, one is popping and crackling. Gemini says this is normal for these speakers. I will buy JBL or Bose to replace the Gemini speaker. Has anyone figured out why they begin popping?
All powered speakers begin to pop when you turn them on the same will happen with JBL and Bose if you're taking about Popping and cracking Constantly it could just be the cords idk
Anybody else get a Mackie ad before this video ran?
2,000 watts seems like it should be pretty damn loud unless it's not efficient at all which means it's going to get hot as hell. I played small venues with 400 watt continuous and this is probably a 1000 watt continuous so are they just not efficient?
and/or they aren't really putting 2000 watts of power out to the drivers...
@@discjockeynews they really put 100 watt RMS
$150 at guitar center perfect for a garage gum
Cant get my guitar to run through this. Hoped that the AUX would work so anyone know? Tech support is non-existent and would love a reply.
this isnt a guitar amplifier. if you want to play guitar through this, you'll need a guitar processor/modeller first, which will handle your guitar's output and create the sounds- then this speaker will amplify that.
Do a review of the new Mackie’s....no real dj’s are gonna buy these....just the brides that are too cheap to hire someone.
That video goes live today at 4 pm central! :)
el peor altavoz que hay en el mercado!! dentro tiene solo basura electronica de menos de 70W un clase AB con transistores de juguete