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@@cheintz44 I agree! I love the sound I'm able to get out of that Allen & Heath. I just wish I could easily get the foh sound into our floor monitor or our ears. I wish it was as simple as the monitor knob on the mg10XU. I have unfortunately had more complaints on somebody not being loud enough or being too loud out front and I really never got that using the mg10xu since the monitor mix was the exact same as front of house with no guesswork. I say that on our acoustic duo side of things. I play guitar and sing and my wife sings but I don't think she has the ear to walk out front and let me know what she's hearing and it's hard for me to all the time. We try to set it up at the house but she doesn't practice half as much as I do and I have a problem with changing the equipment or messing with different gear half the time. Part of it's my fault but at least with the Yamaha mixer I get the exact foh mix in our ears. Sounds like a minimal problem but I wish they could update it to get the foh mix to monitors instead of them having to be adjusted individually. Kind of like on the evolve 30 and 50M you can get the exact foh mix to your monitor if you wish.

I don't know if eibach sells a full 5 inch lift or not. But, if you want that much lift I would say you definitely need to buy a full lift kit that drops the front differential and keeps everything aligned properly.

@@josetorresdjlito4530 I agree. DBR better value and DXR better choice for higher demand gigs at about double the price 👍

I agree

You're welcome. Yes your 100% correct those are exactly the same feelings I had and still do sometimes. So much to learn to navigate quickly for a recent analog convert like me as well. Yes I'm still learning but definitely easier now. I hope you enjoy it...definitely a lot of board in a small package!

@@piesareround I called and talked to eibach before I purchased the kit. I specifically asked them about that and they said their alignment kit was not necessary for my truck or our years of truck I guess. I'm definitely not a pro when it comes to alignments but based on what they said I did not purchase it. When I took it to the alignment shop they had it in and out pretty quick without issue.

@JHGurganus interesting 🤔. Yeah, I'm no professional as well, so it's cool to hear how it wasn't really needed to achieve proper alignment. I wonder if my aftermarket UAC's played a factor. I went a conservative 2" lift and im thinking about installing the Ford Proformance Tremor half shafts apparently the cv joints are more stout with the Raptor outer CV joint. Not bad for only $500 Tnx the reply.

@@piesareround You're welcome. Yeah maybe your UCAs did play a factor. As you see I stayed conservative as well with just about 2 inches but if I went higher I'm sure I would do aftermarket UCAs like you and it's probably a good idea for those tremor half shafts. I've always been a full lift kit guy but from everything I read there's some guys that go 2 and 1/2 inches and say their truck has been fine after like 80,000 mi or something. You've probably read that, too. 500 bucks is definitely not bad to make things a little more stout in the front that's for sure.

@@mastervang2058 you're welcome. I've never had or used a dbr15 but I have some other videos on my channel comparing the dxr12mkii to the dbr12 and the dbr10 to the dxr10mkii. Here is my take on it...I think the dbr12 and the dxr12mkii sound very familiar with the dxr maybe being a little bit clearer in the top end. My guess is it would also hold together better when pushed to max SPL. I think it depends on what your needs are and what your end goal is. I sold my original dxr series before I could compare them to my mkii series so I can't speak to that. I think the average listener would not be able to tell a difference to be honest with you, but side by side, I believe a trained ear could hear a little difference. I would say the dxr would be a little louder based on the SPL ratings but can't say it would really be a lot louder in reality. For what it's worth, friends of mine who bought some of my dbrs and dxrs use them for gigs and I have absolutely no problems or reservations playing and singing through them. I like the DBR series as well but I do tend to stick with the dxr series for when I really have to push things for outside festivals and stuff. I know it's not really a clear answer but I hope it helps. If your goals are a really loud band or for loud DJ purposes, I would feel better about going with the dxr or dxrmkii series. If it's for quieter type stuff that isn't pushed to the max all the time the dbrs should be fine.

​@@734snoop thanks yes definitely a fun night thanks to you guys!! 👍

@@mastervang2058 if you look at the reported specs, the DXR10mkii would be louder at 132dB SPL vs 130dB for the elx200-10p.

@@AndrewH91 thank you. Were you able to pound them out?

@@JHGurganus yeah really simple to remove the bolts. Wasn’t overly worried about it since it’s getting an alignment done afterwards.

@@AndrewH91 Good they were simple. I just didn't seem to have enough room to pound mine out or maybe I just didn't try hard enough. Gad yours came out easy.

@@anthonynelson2635 I just went and checked mine out of curiosity. The Double Hs did not indicate where they were made and the Ariats said they were made in Indonesia. Either way, the Double H's are so much more comfortable on my feet. I know it's subjective but that's how it is for me.

@@rdkng06 yes thanks I've heard that too. I'm sure it works well maybe more accurate I don't know. I've always did it the other way on level pavement consistently. Appreciate it though.

Thanks. Nice sounds like that worked out good!

@@mastervang2058 I think they sound very familiar as they both have a full mid-range to my ear but the DXR has a little clearer top end. I also believe the dxr would hold together better than the DBR when pushed to max SPL but I've not tried that. I'd say the dxr is also a better made box with better components down to a better carry handle.

@@luisbarrera5740 if you recorded directly to the CQ itself all the tracks have to be recorded at one time I believe. I do not think it allows for overdubs. So with that said, if you had a band and wanted to record each song in one take I believe you would be able to but I have not tried that. I believe it can also interface with your computer. I tried it but I'm not that technical to be honest with you. I bought a focusrite Clarett + 4 pre so I could record 4 drum tracks at once.

@@vuleomish I did. It was maybe a year or so ago though so I don't remember clearly what the outcome was. If I recall correctly, seems to me the first thing that jumped out at me was there was a tad more detail in the wired version and that was me trying to be critical of it. Again though that was a year ago so it's hard for me to recall since I mess with microphones so much. I did sell the glxd+ to a friend of mine who uses a wired beta 58. we gigged together last week and he used the glxd+. After the set I asked him what he thought of it, he said it could have used a little more highs. He liked it other than that and plans to use it at his next gig I think. Keep in mind though, we were using one of my mixers and I don't know how he normally EQs his wired beta 58. I will tell you that in the past we gigged using my mixer and his wired beta and the only thing I remember him saying to me is to not roll off too much of the lows because he likes some of the proximity effect. Maybe those highs he thought was missing was what I thought I heard in the detail of the wired version that I mentioned earlier. I can tell you though, I gigged with the glxd + for about a year and I was totally happy with it. I only sold it because I started converting over to the small battery-powered receivers from Shure and Sennheiser. The battery life on the glxd+ is absolutely awesome!

​@@JHGurganusthank you very much!

@@vuleomish yessir no problem!

@@jimc5754 thx brother. Those were all my buddies in the video and yes we all had a blast throughout the night 🎸🎤

@@JimmyDangerBones I'm sorry which part looks like a ring?

@@JHGurganus I guess I mean Type C charger. They sent a micro B in the box.

@@JimmyDangerBones oh wow that stinks but I understand now. Heck it's hard for me to decipher some of these charger types sometimes.

@@JHGurganus I definitely appreciate this video. I would've gone mad trying to figure out where to stick this charger! Luckily my phone charger worked.

@@JimmyDangerBones haha perfect glad the phone charger worked! Weird they changed the type of charger they shipped it with though.

@@patrickodonovan5066 thanks brother 👍

Thank you

@@baryasaumaga5243 not that I know of on the mg10xu unless you run one main out and the other main through the monitor output. I'm not sure on the CQ unless you use an aux out that is mixed the same as the main output. Hope that makes sense. Someone who knows their way around a digital mixer better than me may be able to have a better solution for the CQ.

@JHGurganus or is there Yamaha mixer with volume control for left and right speakers? Without the separate control adding two channel equalizer is useless. Pls advise...

@@baryasaumaga5243 not that I know of. I don't believe you can with the mg or mgp series. I took a look and it looks like you can't with the dm3 series, either, but I could be wrong. I never really thought about that but I would suspect they would have something with separate l/r main controls.

@JHGurganus just bought an equalizer, so do u believe it is not necessary to keep it? Pls pls advise again...

@@baryasaumaga5243 I would have to ask what did you buy the equalizer for? What equipment do you have (your whole signal chain)? And what are you using everything for?

@robertscottbyers5502 You're welcome and I agree with all your points especially about just because processing can be done...should it? I've recently went back to the mg10xu because sometimes I don't like too many choices and options. Sometimes simpler is better for me at least.

@@brikthor mines a 5.7 as well. Oil pressure still reads as normal as it ever did. Yes the 3rd door latch is still intact but the driver side inner door handle did break last year

@@Nomad1114 that really sucks. I have a newer truck but this Chevy is still my favorite.

@@JHGurganus I hear that. I plan on buying another one when prices go back to normal if they ever do or If I just find a good deal on one

@@Nomad1114 good plan. I've had a few of them. This one has been in our family since about 2006 or so. I'd definitely want another one but like you said when prices on them go back down.

I like options

@@m6h3r you're welcome glad they helped 👍

Hi there...I've never had or heard the DHR but from what I understand they fall between the DBR and DXR series. My guess is the DHR sounds better than the DBR due to the wooden cabinet. So, between the two, I'd say DHR for sound quality and DBR for portability. Hope that helps....

@@JHGurganus dziękuję bardzo :) bardzo interesuje mnie właśnie model dhr z względu na drewnianą obudowę.

​@@mrozik3785I think that's a legitimate reason. If you get one please let me know what you think about it.

@@brenovr6 I have never had any of the K series. This is what I can tell you...the DBR sounds close to the DXR series but the DXR will get louder and probably hold together better while doing it. I've never heard the K8.2 but I read that it sounds good. So, you could consider the Yamaha DXR8mkii or the K8.2 and be happy with either probably. Yes you would save physical size but you would go up in weight with each speaker. Based on my experience, the DXR has a better build than the DBR but scratches easier. The DXR also reportedly has better drivers which makes sense considering the cost. Short answer: I can't speak to the sound quality between the DBR and the k8.2 but unless you push max SPL a lot of the time you may not be able to tell a lot of difference especially over subs. If money is not an issue and you would like the K series, you would have more weight but a little smaller physical size. Hope that helps somehow...

@@JHGurganus thank you so much!

@@brenovr6 you're welcome 👍

@@MACODJ I use the Proline brand from Guitar Center / Musicians Friend.

In looking at this video again, I see you're probably talking about the dual speaker adapter. It is an On-Stage brand dual pole mount speaker bracket. I got mine from Sweetwater.

@@m6h3r thank you

Thank you sir 👍

@@brtalksball yes I just checked they are both the same size.

@@JHGurganus Thanks

@@brtalksball you bet

@@PriceClark-p1w 👍

@@rhysfenech8644 zero complaints. I'm 100% happy with the ride. If anything, a tad stiffer than stock in a good way...feels tighter I guess.

@@thomas9469 hey there. You can definitely get into the glxd+ cheaper since it comes with the rechargeable battery. Yes great battery life on the glxd+. I just sold mine to a friend since I'm sticking mostly with Sennheiser mics at the moment. But I did buy the slxd25/sm58 system for my wife to use gigging that way we do not have to plug in anything electrically. Definitely a lot more initial cost up front but I can tell you that the range is good and it is definitely nice and clear for an sm58 and of course more portable with the super small receiver. But her voice really doesn't have a problem with the 58 anyways. My glxd+ was the beta58 version so I could not do a fair side-by-side comparison microphone wise. I can tell you we technically did not need the additional frequencies and tuning bandwidth that the slxd offers but the system does seem a little bit more solid overall but of course it's a lot more initial cost. Nothing wrong with the glxd+ though. I used mine before I sold it for about a year of gigging and there were no dropouts and the battery life remained awesome. Hope that helps...

Thank you very much 👍 have a good one!

@@ttaurus393 Good question. I ended up returning mine but I just can't remember if it got warm or not. Seems like it did. I'm not an electrical engineer but it did worry me a little bit but then I remembered my Yamaha mg10xu mixer also gets warm after a few minutes of running. I've had my original mg10xu since the end of 2016 and it is still working perfectly. I don't know if this helps you but maybe yours will be just fine in the long run like the Yamaha mixer is. I think it all depends on the engineering and the cooling that they have designed into it. I trust the Yamaha based on my experience but I can't speak to the harbinger because I did not keep it long-term. Hope this helps...

@@thomas9469 that's a fair question. I only have a CP8, other than that I've never been a qsc guy. I am a Yamaha guy though so for that reason I'd prefer the DXRs. I don't think you'd go wrong with either one but I've read of protect mode 4 issues with the qsc .2 series though. That started a couple years ago and I'm not sure if it's still an issue. I also read the DXRs stay smoother when pushed but I believe that was compared to the original K series. Sorry I can't help you with any first hand experience on the K.2 series. One other deciding factor may be the dispersion. I believe the K12.2s are 75 degrees and the DXRs are 90 degrees...hope that helps.

@@JHGurganus Thanks for getting back to me. The main issue is most place don’t have the Yamaha. I heard the issue with the protect mode. I called QSC they said after updating it it’s ok now. Good thing about Yamaha they don’t have the DSP I believe. I was talking to a service center guy yesterday who fix speakers he was saying Yamaha is hard to fix. Box stores near me don’t have the Yamaha to listen too. I don’t know how Yamaha will sell their product. Only people Yamaha guys will buy them like you. Even RUclips nobody is talking much about Yamaha u you are right about the disperse pattern on QSC when putting 2 speakers then it will be 150 degree it’s for the church also I think QSC will bring the sound more towards the back since it’s 76 degree. It’s hard to make the decision. It’s for the church Jim looking for. Thanks again.

@@thomas9469 no problem you're welcome and glad you called them. Honestly I always wondered why Yamaha doesn't keep their DXR series or even DBR, DHR or DZR series in stock at places like guitar center. I feel they would sell so many more speakers especially since QSC and RCF have some of their stuff in stock there. There must be a reason though.

@@JHGurganus I have called Yamaha and ask that question how u sell your stuff if u don’t display at stores. Only guitar center is a big box store nation wide. I also heard from guitar center people are not buying Yamaha thats why they stop keeping them. I don’t know what Yamaha is thinking they send me dealer list nobody carry them. Yamaha got the name in overseas. I really want to compare. Couple of sound guys I talk to they said no one is buying them. I am guessing Yamaha is not doing good marketing. I also think that guitar center is pushing more QSC.

@@thomas9469 Yes I agree I think that QSC is definitely pushed more at guitar center. What did Yamaha tell you? I've never needed any Yamaha pro audio stuff repaired but I have read numerous times that getting warranty work done on their products is pretty seamless. They also have the 7-year warranty I think QSC is six if you register it or something like that. I'm not a member of any forums but I follow a few of them each day. There are definitely a lot of threads where busy working bands have made the choice to use either Yamaha DXR or DZR stuff. So I believe Yamaha is definitely still selling a lot of stuff but they just don't market them like other companies do. Oh and I meant to say that Yamaha does have DSP on the back of their powered speakers. On the dxr you have their d-contour control which gives you a selection of foh main/off/monitor along with a high pass filter switch. They just don't have the digital EQ selection like the k series has. Personally I prefer the simpler EQ on the back that way there are less choices at the speaker and I can take care of what I want to at the board.

@@gfagan You're welcome sir! I agree with everything that you said there for sure. Depending on what the needs are whether it's a full band or something smaller and I also agree that your speakers make a big difference at the end of it all. Good luck!

@@MikeFoerster yes I sure will. I owe him big time! Plus he took some video a couple nights ago of me singing with the old band.

Thank you for the question but I honestly can't answer that with 100% certainty. I've had people tell me on RUclips they liked my guitar tone better through a DBR10 as opposed to an evolve 30m (I think). I've read a lot of electric players that use modelers like the tone out of the dxr10 or dxr12s. I know the dbr series sound familiar to the DXRs. I know if I was concerned with guitar tone at this price point, I would go with a dxr or dbr all day. Hope this helps 👍

I've never really tried the qsc in that respect. I only use it as a monitor and it sounds fine to me.

Yep but if you don't. Thanks

@@stevec.1802 nice. Yes mine impresses me every time I decide to use it.

@@gchavez43096 really I was only in some two track mud up north deer hunting. They were just fine and didn't leave me worried. I never purposely took them mudding though.

@@grarmation thanks appreciate that