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@@giovanni4151 mainly weddings or school dances

Jbl prx800 series powered speakers and subwoofers

My bro has one with his outfit. It’s not as strong as the JBL but it sounds great. It hold’s its own.

@@Stacyweberiowa kool thanks keep up the videos 💪🏾

Sometimes the speaker doesn’t connect, watch for the fast flashing

The 812’s are only used if the venue is smaller or I’m outside for the ceremony use. I try to stay with 3 ways or the 825’s in the wedding venues that hold 250-400 people.

Never heard the 912’s but can’t go wrong with the 835’s

18’s all day long

I use Prx818xlfw subs and in big events use the Srx828p subs

Never heard the 10’s. In weddings where we have 100 or more guests I’d recommend a sub.

@@Stacyweberiowa ok thank you. Acoustic guitar and vocals here so no sub but I was wondering if you heard them. Thanks for your response!

@@JHGurganus I sent this unit south with my brother to dj in the Lake of the Ozarks. Very little contact with them. I did see side by side comparison with jbl 825’s in a large gym recently. Jbl was much louder. But I’m a jbl guy so perhaps I’m biased. We’ll see how they hold up and report back in 100 gigs!!

@@Stacyweberiowa perfect I look forward to the report!

@Bradley-uv3bm thanks...man that sucks it isn't that loud through the RCA inputs. I wonder why?

I set them on top of subs. I use both PRX818xlfw and the big boys- SRX828p subs. I used these speakers, several pair on top of a flatbed trailer to broadcast music for a 4th of July Event for a smaller community in my area. 8,000 people. I’ve been asked back three years as the response from the crowd was always a positive one. You don’t want to be too close to the stage, it’ll get up there in the 130db range and the throw is incredible. I can’t say I own poles big enough to hold them either. They weigh more than my Aunt Betty. Be safe! Thanks for the view and comment!!!!

When I set up this weekend I’ll try to grab a video of them for you.

@@Stacyweberiowa appreciate it thank you! Are you on IG ?

@@mykicks_media nope

Depending on people count, this set would do fine 130-150 people… anything more, or hip hop type music, definitely get a sub!!!

Thanks

My day job. Lol

Four I’d think

Not really. Used an old iPad and it worked fine. 2nd generation I believe.

Never had them at max. The 835’s are full range and better in smaller areas, 825’s are often used by local bands set up on stages outdoors. Both sound good. 835 is fuller. My opinion

Bass is stronger in the 835

@@Stacyweberiowa that’s quite bizarre, as 2 15” woofers on the 825 should push more air for a richer bass instead of just 1 15” woofer on the 835… Interesting to know!!

@@Les_Gõr I know right? I thought the same thing.

@@Les_Gõr you'd think so, but the 835 is a 3 way speaker & the 825 is a 2 way speaker so the crossover curves have alot to do with what the speakers are putting out

The prices are coming down so I’d recommend them still!!

@@Stacyweberiowa Thanks, I understand that the app is via wifi, but can I use the normal wifi to browse the internet and the app at the same time?

@@wilsonmarrugo7785 the app is separate but will connect independently to the speaker under “WiFi” and while it is operating you can still go onto the internet. I’m assuming you are streaming music as well? After you set the speaker up, you can drop off the app as it Will remember what the settings are. Good to go brother

@@Stacyweberiowa Excelent brother. You were very helpful. I think I'll buy it.

They stay on the last setting. I use mine at home on my network to set up, I didn’t want to buy a dedicated router. Out of the box, they come flat. They sound rich after you tune them.

Sorry just saw this. You get it figured out?

@@Stacyweberiowa Thanks for the reply Stacy. Unfortunately there’s no iPhone app for the 812’s. ->Harmon/JBL seriously neglected to port their “PRX Connect”software to the iPhone App Store. ***It only works on an Android, a MAC, or a recent version iPad. ***And how long have these 812w’s been out????? Well long enough for them to create an iPhone app!!! The only kudos I’ll give them is, their app worked on my old iPad version 2, which none of my other music software will work on.

@@armstronglance I use an old iPad, I should’ve said that. 2nd or 3rd gen

Typically I see 250-300 people max in the audiences I dj for. The sound is enough. They can talk and still hear each other speaking around 50 feet from the speakers.

Recently been doing weddings with 400-450 people. No issues at all. Big weddings in the last few weeks.

No worries. I’m just throwing something out there, I looked myself for a comparison of the two, prior to purchasing the 835 and couldn’t find one. I used my phone, best I had brother.

$800-900 dollars currently.

It’s not a problem. That type of music have no peaks. The sonic content does not reach overload.

835’s are much richer, stronger.

@@Stacyweberiowa It is more powerful despite being smaller and has one rather than two 15'' speakers ???

@@dariuszlekki I believe so yes. The watts are concentrated on the one 15 so it’s rich and powerful. I have two sets of these now. They are top shelf stuff. No regrets from purchase.

Only 2 here. I now use 4.

Email me DJ Spoon- stacyweberiowa@gmail.com

Sand in my boots by Morgan Wallen

how do you do that?

I boost the vocals. I use the app to control the tops and raise the mids and highs after a high pass from the subs. These things can really be pushed hard. Enjoy my other videos. Thanks for watching.

@@Stacyweberiowa Oh well, it sounds like you can get a lot more out of the speakers. Can you send me a photo of the setting / settings. I want to try that out.