Hi, it all depends. If you want background music that should be fine. 3 pairs of Evid 4.2 will give you plenty of coverage due to their 100 degrees of dispersion. However, if you want to play music for dancing or if you have a loud crowd, maybe it's not enough. The Evid 4.2 have a 113dB Maximum Sound Pressure Level (SPL). If you need louder speakers, I would recommend speakers have a 134+ max SPL. The square footage is also something to consider. I hope this helps.
Yes, I think this system could be used for Karaoke in a small indoors room. The Evid 4.2 speakers have a maximum SPL of 113dB. That is not the highest for a professional speaker, but should be more than enough for low & moderate volume levels. I hope this information helps.
Thanks for your comments. You're right, it needs more bass and the room has a lot of reverb. The main purpose of this video is to give people a chance to listen to the EV Evid 4.2 speakers. There are very few sound tests of these speakers on TH-cam. Hopefully this can help someone.
@@hackytip7901 Standart 4" midwoofers offer detailed sound with very good dispersion for enlaced optimum tweeter. I seen replacement woofer Evid 4.2 wich double sized magnet, it's not toy. I think it is good driver to building line array systems, or other applications, as active DIY projects.
@@iagogonzalezalvarez That sounds interesting. These are nice speakers with a pretty wide (120 degree) dispersion. They definitely can be used for many applications. However, they are limited by their 113 spl (other speakers can go up to about 136 spl). Therefore, I don't think they should be used for high volume uses, especially outdoors. Maybe they can handle higher spl's if modified if you are skilled enough to pull it off.
3 pairs of these and 2 subwoofer of 12, is it okay for a pub of 150 people?
Hi, it all depends. If you want background music that should be fine. 3 pairs of Evid 4.2 will give you plenty of coverage due to their 100 degrees of dispersion. However, if you want to play music for dancing or if you have a loud crowd, maybe it's not enough. The Evid 4.2 have a 113dB Maximum Sound Pressure Level (SPL). If you need louder speakers, I would recommend speakers have a 134+ max SPL. The square footage is also something to consider. I hope this helps.
@Hacky Tip which amp are you using mate?
QSC GX5 500-Watt Power Amplifier
Used for karaoke 🎤
What do think sir.
Yes, I think this system could be used for Karaoke in a small indoors room. The Evid 4.2 speakers have a maximum SPL of 113dB. That is not the highest for a professional speaker, but should be more than enough for low & moderate volume levels. I hope this information helps.
You need more bass and less reverberation. Great detailed sound.
Thanks for your comments. You're right, it needs more bass and the room has a lot of reverb. The main purpose of this video is to give people a chance to listen to the EV Evid 4.2 speakers. There are very few sound tests of these speakers on TH-cam. Hopefully this can help someone.
@@hackytip7901 Standart 4" midwoofers offer detailed sound with very good dispersion for enlaced optimum tweeter.
I seen replacement woofer Evid 4.2 wich double sized magnet, it's not toy.
I think it is good driver to building line array systems, or other applications, as active DIY projects.
@@iagogonzalezalvarez That sounds interesting. These are nice speakers with a pretty wide (120 degree) dispersion. They definitely can be used for many applications. However, they are limited by their 113 spl (other speakers can go up to about 136 spl). Therefore, I don't think they should be used for high volume uses, especially outdoors. Maybe they can handle higher spl's if modified if you are skilled enough to pull it off.