We have used in a local church event...have not completed the "user video" , but have heard from other users on Facebook, etc. that below to db Tech page and they love them, the 12s do a great job and minimize feedback issues due to the coaxial design. If you are in the market , we can give you a killer deal...we have 7 in our inventory now. that we use in our live production work and no complaints at all :~)
How did you get on with these monitors? Cant seem to find the follow up video. They are going for a very reasonable price at the moment and I was considering picking some up, but I am struggling to find some concrete opinions of the boxes in action.
Hello Dear Trinity Pro Sound, Thank you so much for making all these videos. I know that you don't have a video on Flexsys F315 but I am sure that you know about this model. Can you please give me some idea about its drivers and amp section. They used toroidal transformer on Flexsys FM12 but SMPS on F315. I wish you could explain here. Thank you once again :)
+Shariful Sunny They use the SMPS type amps on the 315. The video of our visit to the RCF warehouse does have a F315 playing in it I believe. here th-cam.com/video/9VKotwEGGKY/w-d-xo.html
Recently tried these but output is average, they limit quite quickly in contrast i compared it to the Opera 710dx which doesn't sound as good but has much higher output so for me personally output trumps quality as far as foldback goes. Because i also do solo gigs as i'm a vocalist keyboard player the Opera is more versatile & performs more tasks, but the Flexsys sounds very nice it just limits too early and as far as the presets go (which is one of the reasons i was initially interested in it) if you have a graphic eq the presets are not such an advantage. I suppose the Flexsys would be suited to jazz or church settings where volume is not so loud it also costs a bit more than the Opera 710dx, if you eq the Opera it sound fine for foldback or even a small Bar or Cafe etc.
We have used these monitors and they have performed very well for us. Your early limiting may be conducive to frequency input, as these are not going to give you a huge bass or kick sound, due to box size and driver size. We have had very good results with them and have 8 in rental inventory. Most are pleased with the nature of the coaxial box. Look at the RCF NX Series of monitors for the next step up..you will be amazed!
Hi , Thanks for the response they obviously work well for some but as soon as you get a difficult singer who likes lots of volume they start to limit and i do take out a bit of bottom end (last 4 sliders on a DBX dual 15 graphic) but they still limit unfortunately. These coaxial speakers do sound very good though and in a church or small jazz setup would be ideal , for my setup with high volume speakers (FBT VERVE 115A's) the Opera 710dx with 700 watts is a better choice and sound quite good never go into reds.
Toroidal transformer + amplifier class D , I do not like this combination of design as a source of power unregulated . I have 2 db technologies chrome 12 with its burned by variations in voltage amplifiers and unable to fix them for lack of spare parts with ICs TDA 8950. Bad experience .
+Alexis Carrasco We have not had any issues with customers that have purchased the FM series boxes. No amp or power supply problems known to date...these monitors are good units, but do have limited power and output. Possibly over driving them?
We have used in a local church event...have not completed the "user video" , but have heard from other users on Facebook, etc. that below to db Tech page and they love them, the 12s do a great job and minimize feedback issues due to the coaxial design. If you are in the market , we can give you a killer deal...we have 7 in our inventory now. that we use in our live production work and no complaints at all :~)
How did you get on with these monitors?
Cant seem to find the follow up video.
They are going for a very reasonable price at the moment and I was considering picking some up, but I am struggling to find some concrete opinions of the boxes in action.
Hello Dear Trinity Pro Sound,
Thank you so much for making all these videos. I know that you don't have a video on Flexsys F315 but I am sure that you know about this model. Can you please give me some idea about its drivers and amp section. They used toroidal transformer on Flexsys FM12 but SMPS on F315. I wish you could explain here. Thank you once again :)
+Shariful Sunny They use the SMPS type amps on the 315. The video of our visit to the RCF warehouse does have a F315 playing in it I believe. here th-cam.com/video/9VKotwEGGKY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much for your kind response sir. I am the only RCF user so far from BANGLADESH. Currently i am using V45 and V35.
Good to hear..the RCF systems and speakers are very good, top notch...quality all the way around. Best speaker at the price point available.
Recently tried these but output is average, they limit quite quickly in contrast i compared it to the Opera 710dx which doesn't sound as good but has much higher
output so for me personally output trumps quality as far as foldback goes.
Because i also do solo gigs as i'm a vocalist keyboard player the Opera is more versatile & performs more tasks, but the Flexsys sounds very nice it just limits too early and as far as the presets go (which is one of the reasons i was initially interested in it) if you have a graphic eq the presets are not such an advantage.
I suppose the Flexsys would be suited to jazz or church settings where volume
is not so loud it also costs a bit more than the Opera 710dx, if you eq the Opera
it sound fine for foldback or even a small Bar or Cafe etc.
We have used these monitors and they have performed very well for us. Your early limiting may be conducive to frequency input, as these are not going to give you a huge bass or kick sound, due to box size and driver size. We have had very good results with them and have 8 in rental inventory. Most are pleased with the nature of the coaxial box. Look at the RCF NX Series of monitors for the next step up..you will be amazed!
Hi , Thanks for the response they obviously work well for some but as soon as you get a difficult singer who likes lots of volume they start to limit and i do take out a bit of bottom end (last 4 sliders on a DBX dual 15 graphic)
but they still limit unfortunately.
These coaxial speakers do sound very good though and in a church or small jazz setup would be ideal , for my setup with high volume speakers (FBT VERVE 115A's) the Opera 710dx with 700 watts is a better choice and sound quite good never go into reds.
It's 90° the other way so 60°x90°
Toroidal transformer + amplifier class D , I do not like this combination of design as a source of power unregulated . I have 2 db technologies chrome 12 with its burned by variations in voltage amplifiers and unable to fix them for lack of spare parts with ICs TDA 8950. Bad experience .
+Alexis Carrasco We have not had any issues with customers that have purchased the FM series boxes. No amp or power supply problems known to date...these monitors are good units, but do have limited power and output. Possibly over driving them?
P-Audio ??