Hi! This might be answered in the other comments, but... Can you confirm it is possible to link two units over bluetooth? Do I need some special software, or is that link made between the two C210B's?
Thanks for the videos! Any thoughts on how these would sound for acoustic guitar and vocals for wedding ceremonies / cocktail hours? Also do you like the bose s1 pro for these settings?
Shayne the only problem with the C210B is that it has no reverb for those vocals. They're so cheap and yet they sound great and with 2, the stereo imaging is beautiful. Two of them sound better than the bose L1 pro32 (not louder) but much better. S1 is ok but it's got no guts, especially for outdoors. If you like them then don't let me change your opinion of them. I also have the eon one compact, try that. You can change their battery in seconds (no tools needed) Sorry I can't be of more help
@@opaz. I’m in the same boat... acoustic guitar + vocals. PT Busker. I was thinking of getting the S1 pro but I’m afraid of the lack of low end on my voice. I have a baritone voice that needs that bottom end to bring out its depth and charisma. It’s not super low but I like to use my lower range often. Should I be worried or is the S1 pro sufficient? Then I thought of getting two S1’s but it is pricey. Reverb and delay can be handled with some good Strymon pedals but for the amount of money I would spend on the S1... I dunno. Just thinking out loud here. Price-wise, Two 210B’s would prolly sound great in stereo compared to one S1 pro...hmm... Any advice?
The stereo imaging is incredible, honestly. The stereo separation and panning on material, makes the hairs stand on the back of your neck. It's better than my Bose L1 Pro32 which is 10x the price and only mono. Glad you sorted out the reverb bit (not available on the C210B... shame). I have both the Bose S1 and JBL Eon 1 Compact and they can't produce the low end as confidently or comfortably as the C210B and aren't as powerful. Both of the JBL & Bose limit with what they can handle LF wise and I need to trickle feed how far I can go to avoid distortion. With the C210B, I let it go without caution. For the price they are nothing short of fantastic Any more info needed, happy to help
Has anyone tried using these paired to a TV to create a full home entertainment system? Im considering a pair due to their versatility and the fact i can connect my Numark FX Controller easily and move them to the garden for small parties. Any advice welcomed on sound & build quality.
Karaoke question: Can you play a track and microphone at a pretty good volume without it ducking each input? I had one of Behringers MPA40BT-PRO speaker and when playing both tracks at have volume, the ducking was super sensitive and cut the volume pretty bad. I know they are protecting speaker, just seeing if this speaker is not as sensitive. Thx in advance.
Hi, I am considering getting two of these and have what is probably a basic question, however I can't seem to find an answer anywhere. When using them in stereo how is it done over BT? Does each unit need to be paired to the device or is there a link function that automatically separates L & R for stereo use? The Behringer site has no information about this (at least that I could find). Thanks!
Two questions: 1. How do you connect/pair two speakers via bluetooth? and 2. How do you get the sound to not sound like it is underwater? Thanks in advance.
can you imagine two speakers like in your video here, performing good in a large event? i mean a big hall with 400-500 people ? playing house music? can they get away with that or are they weak for a large dj show? how is the bass btw? punchy? can you compare these speakers to an average dj pa system?
4-500 people playing House no. Better than the average dj system, no. For an 8" sub they are very good. Performance/value is excellent Two of these, medium size events. Best for singer songwriters performers. One great for a bar small events and 2 are cheaper than a k12 and a much better buy Their best buying point purpose is outdoor events really
I'm interested in buying a pair of these vs bose s1 Pro Could you give your honest thoughts? I intend to use for karaoke and party with friends etc. Thanks in advance 👍
@@opaz. Okay I bought 2 of these and used them at a flea market, and you were correct, they were not only loud enough to push through the crowd, but the music was clear and not overpowering. I have to give props for your review on these speakers.
opaz i love your videos , you explain well and have great content, ref the c200 / c210 speakers, can you connect them as a pair with traditional speaker cables, i dont like trusting bluetooth connections, if you can use cables to daisy chain etc, then i may well consider getting 2 of these for small parties, any thoughts ? all the best , mark d london
@@opaz. sounds good to me , i will try them out, cheap enough , i did used to have the bose compact but sold during lockdown as not gigs etc , look forward to future videos, thanks
@@opaz. found 2 sets of the original c200, so mains power etc but thats ok .they came yesterday tried them last night all working fine and as you say they sound great with a bit of tweaking, for the price you cant go wrong . bearing in mind i used to have the bose compact and for a fraction of that price i can work with that , using 2 of these like you say , if you can get them cheap, then its no brainer, thanks for your video, it inspired me to buy them when i saw them, keep up the good work . all the best . mark
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Thank you for showing me my new rental units and ceremony pa!
Absolutely, it's perfect for that......so cheap and a quality PA
this is perfect for karaoke singing my friend. thank you for the review. happy watching. greetings from las vegas nevada.
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Fabulous review, very informative- thank you
Glad it was helpful
Satellite system had great stereo imaging too.
Hi! This might be answered in the other comments, but... Can you confirm it is possible to link two units over bluetooth? Do I need some special software, or is that link made between the two C210B's?
Thanks for the videos! Any thoughts on how these would sound for acoustic guitar and vocals for wedding ceremonies / cocktail hours? Also do you like the bose s1 pro for these settings?
Shayne the only problem with the C210B is that it has no reverb for those vocals. They're so cheap and yet they sound great and with 2, the stereo imaging is beautiful. Two of them sound better than the bose L1 pro32 (not louder) but much better.
S1 is ok but it's got no guts, especially for outdoors. If you like them then don't let me change your opinion of them. I also have the eon one compact, try that. You can change their battery in seconds (no tools needed)
Sorry I can't be of more help
@@opaz. I’m in the same boat... acoustic guitar + vocals. PT Busker. I was thinking of getting the S1 pro but I’m afraid of the lack of low end on my voice. I have a baritone voice that needs that bottom end to bring out its depth and charisma. It’s not super low but I like to use my lower range often. Should I be worried or is the S1 pro sufficient? Then I thought of getting two S1’s but it is pricey. Reverb and delay can be handled with some good Strymon pedals but for the amount of money I would spend on the S1... I dunno. Just thinking out loud here. Price-wise, Two 210B’s would prolly sound great in stereo compared to one S1 pro...hmm...
Any advice?
The stereo imaging is incredible, honestly. The stereo separation and panning on material, makes the hairs stand on the back of your neck. It's better than my Bose L1 Pro32 which is 10x the price and only mono.
Glad you sorted out the reverb bit (not available on the C210B... shame). I have both the Bose S1 and JBL Eon 1 Compact and they can't produce the low end as confidently or comfortably as the C210B and aren't as powerful.
Both of the JBL & Bose limit with what they can handle LF wise and I need to trickle feed how far I can go to avoid distortion. With the C210B, I let it go without caution.
For the price they are nothing short of fantastic
Any more info needed, happy to help
Sorry if I've answered Shayne's question
Has anyone tried using these paired to a TV to create a full home entertainment system? Im considering a pair due to their versatility and the fact i can connect my Numark FX Controller easily and move them to the garden for small parties. Any advice welcomed on sound & build quality.
Think maybe the echo function is controlled by the remote that comes with it
Karaoke question: Can you play a track and microphone at a pretty good volume without it ducking each input? I had one of Behringers MPA40BT-PRO speaker and when playing both tracks at have volume, the ducking was super sensitive and cut the volume pretty bad. I know they are protecting speaker, just seeing if this speaker is not as sensitive. Thx in advance.
Unfortunately Curtis I haven't tested this. I'll ask about. Alternatively, hopefully somebody else reading this can help you
Hi, I am considering getting two of these and have what is probably a basic question, however I can't seem to find an answer anywhere. When using them in stereo how is it done over BT? Does each unit need to be paired to the device or is there a link function that automatically separates L & R for stereo use? The Behringer site has no information about this (at least that I could find). Thanks!
On my device (android) I connected to one then the other and they then worked simultaneously, no linking involved. That's it.
Super! Thanks for taking the time to respond ☺
I really doubt it is stereo, probably dual mono…..
Two questions: 1. How do you connect/pair two speakers via bluetooth? and 2. How do you get the sound to not sound like it is underwater? Thanks in advance.
On my smartphone I have stated in the upload, it is simple
Under water??? 😆 . .. Mine sound fine, you heard mine in one of the uploads
can you imagine two speakers like in your video here, performing good in a large event? i mean a big hall with 400-500 people ? playing house music? can they get away with that or are they weak for a large dj show? how is the bass btw? punchy? can you compare these speakers to an average dj pa system?
4-500 people playing House no. Better than the average dj system, no. For an 8" sub they are very good. Performance/value is excellent
Two of these, medium size events. Best for singer songwriters performers. One great for a bar small events and 2 are cheaper than a k12 and a much better buy
Their best buying point purpose is outdoor events really
@@opaz. thanx bro
And when a guest at the event, connects to the PA’s Bluetooth? Will the PA let anyone connect? Would he be able to interrupt the DJ or performer?
Paid events or events in general shouldn't really be streamed, hard wired only. Streaming only advised for friend/family or relaxed gatherings
Hi, what's the battery run time thank You
@@nickskinner9008 10 hours at 50% power volume, or 6 hours at 75% volume.
@@nickskinner900810 hours at 50% volume, 6 hours at 100% volume. According to behringer the manufacturer.
I'm interested in buying a pair of these vs bose s1 Pro
Could you give your honest thoughts? I intend to use for karaoke and party with friends etc.
Thanks in advance 👍
These do not have reverb which will help with karaoke vocals so I expect the s1 will be a better option for you
How deep are the lows ?
Have you compared them to the mackie thump go?
Not compared the two
Can it pair with an other unit in tws mode for real stereo left/right sound!?
Yes
I know this video is old, but I was curious, do you think these would work in a flea market or outside market?
yes
@@opaz. Okay I bought 2 of these and used them at a flea market, and you were correct, they were not only loud enough to push through the crowd, but the music was clear and not overpowering. I have to give props for your review on these speakers.
Lovely to hear that Jay, glad to hear you're happy 👍🏻
can the speakers be connected to each other?
Yes
Is there an option to plug into 120 V power, and does this increase the wattage?
Yes Roger, you can plug into 120V power
@@opaz. do you know if the wattage is in creased when they are on 120 V AC?
Roger, I am sure I saw somewhere that on mains supply that power is increased. I will check, ok
opaz i love your videos , you explain well and have great content, ref the c200 / c210 speakers, can you connect them as a pair with traditional speaker cables, i dont like trusting bluetooth connections, if you can use cables to daisy chain etc, then i may well consider getting 2 of these for small parties, any thoughts ? all the best , mark d london
Cheers Mark, you can daisy chain to another unit
@@opaz. sounds good to me , i will try them out, cheap enough , i did used to have the bose compact but sold during lockdown as not gigs etc , look forward to future videos, thanks
@@opaz. found 2 sets of the original c200, so mains power etc but thats ok .they came yesterday tried them last night all working fine and as you say they sound great with a bit of tweaking, for the price you cant go wrong . bearing in mind i used to have the bose compact and for a fraction of that price i can work with that , using 2 of these like you say , if you can get them cheap, then its no brainer, thanks for your video, it inspired me to buy them when i saw them, keep up the good work . all the best . mark
Nice one Mark, enjoy 👍🏻
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Great words but if I can’t hear it it doesn’t mean anything!
Can you link 2 speakers via bluetooth? If yes how?
Link source to one, then the other
I will do withe mixer 😂😂😂
Play some music
my fellow thanks for lots of blah blah and only blah you just forget to do a test video. Say thanks to me for reminding you so late.
It is NOT a test