I would say it’s not powerful enough for that , more fitting for 10-15 person venue it says 200 watts but it’s more like 45 watts in real wattage it’s nice as far as sound goes for us we think we need at least two to do the sound any justice
@@STONERY-BAND Were you running a mixer into this or just signals directly into the internal amp and 'mixing' the levels there? I looked a little further into the video, did you adjust the volume settings at all after what you showed in the middle of the video? The master volume was about 50% on the speaker and your loop volume was at ~65%, so to my eyes and ears, those drums could have been blasting that room out that you two were in. Did it sound bad when you turned it up like that or did you guys just have it set at those volumes in the video?
@@anotheryoutubed direct, I recommend a mixer the pre amp is weak , not really a 200watt unit it’s 200 watt peak which means it’s more like a weak 45watts , good for just two people any more than that it struggles, it’ll get u by n a pinch but if you can afford it grab the 500watt version
@@STONERY-BAND alright well mine should get here today so I'm going to get the decibel meter out and actually do some tests. Behringer does not have a 500 watt stack like these. They have a 500 watt PA package, and if you had two of these in stereo thatd be a 400 watt system... That 500 package would require speaker stands and then you'd have no sub on the floor. That package also includes a mixer which means that mixer has to be worth less than $100 in the package or else those speakers in that 500 package are even cheaper than these stacks. That's just business math. Numbers don't add up.
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Have you use the C210 for an indoors event for 50-60 people?? If so, is it OK?. Thanks.
I would say it’s not powerful enough for that , more fitting for 10-15 person venue it says 200 watts but it’s more like 45 watts in real wattage it’s nice as far as sound goes for us we think we need at least two to do the sound any justice
@@STONERY-BAND yes, it could be that a pair would make it. Thank you for the feedback.
@@STONERY-BAND Were you running a mixer into this or just signals directly into the internal amp and 'mixing' the levels there?
I looked a little further into the video, did you adjust the volume settings at all after what you showed in the middle of the video?
The master volume was about 50% on the speaker and your loop volume was at ~65%, so to my eyes and ears, those drums could have been blasting that room out that you two were in. Did it sound bad when you turned it up like that or did you guys just have it set at those volumes in the video?
@@anotheryoutubed direct, I recommend a mixer the pre amp is weak , not really a 200watt unit it’s 200 watt peak which means it’s more like a weak 45watts , good for just two people any more than that it struggles, it’ll get u by n a pinch but if you can afford it grab the 500watt version
@@STONERY-BAND alright well mine should get here today so I'm going to get the decibel meter out and actually do some tests. Behringer does not have a 500 watt stack like these. They have a 500 watt PA package, and if you had two of these in stereo thatd be a 400 watt system...
That 500 package would require speaker stands and then you'd have no sub on the floor. That package also includes a mixer which means that mixer has to be worth less than $100 in the package or else those speakers in that 500 package are even cheaper than these stacks. That's just business math.
Numbers don't add up.