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They sound amazing, very clear sound but needs to be pushed a bit before the tweeter comes in

Yes, it has inputs for two channels to run as a single mono setup

@@peterndwiga4694 there is a slight hum

The woofer and tweeter is the same, but the waveguide and sound is different, and its noticeable. I prefer wooden cabinets for sure, less resonance but heavier.

Gain before feedback only apply to microphones, at least to my knowledge. It tends to be related to the overall volume of the system, but many factors comes into play. If you want the NX version over the ART it should be because you like the sound better in the NX cabinet. For me the NX resonates less, a bit warmer, better rear cancellation etc. To answer your question, It doesnt have any effect on feedback, you should look at the 4 primary reasons for feedback. Speaker placement, room acoustics, mic technique and EQ.

@@HammersoundRentals thanks! Would you say co-axial like NX10-sma still works better than 2-way NX-910? Also, do you use effects like reverbs on your wedges for vocal? I was told that reverbs will cause feedback and is impossible to track the freq because it has a tail on it.

@@dynamix_ent1022Ah, I see I didn't know you assumed it was for stage monitors. In that situation the NX10-SMA has a 60x60 dispersion, which in some circumstances can affect the feedback. But if you use the 4 methods I posted, it shouldn't matter too much. I don't usually add any reverb on the monitors, had a few singers request that

I recommend my clients 50-100 people, thats mainly a limitation on the 15" thats in the package, with 18" you could push it to 150 people easily. Its a very loud enclosure, but the 10" does need a higher crossover than I would like for situations that demand higher SPL. Very portable and very loud, great box for sure! I will try to record some outdoor sessions with the sub and tops combined

Yeah, they do seem to have some hiss on all volumelevels, and it does appear to get louder with a mixer plugged in and at max volume. I had some customers tell me about this hiss, and it does appear to be normal for them to have this. Even when plugged in through a grounded socket.

@@HammersoundRentalsThat's what I have thought. But this should not be that big of a deal, as its task is to play music instead of just sitting around.

@@philipp5014Exactly, you only notice the noise floor when its not got anything playing. Not been a problem for me, and I got 8 units ;)

@@HammersoundRentalsI bought one as a dj monitor and will definetly get another one at least. Will pair it with the Sub AX Series coming out at the End of Q2. That will have the Preset for this speaker so it is easier to set up!

No wheels :(

What tops you use ?

The 8003 its a 18" way more power but anyway this 15 mkiii sounds incredible. I compared it to the 18 mkii and it keeps up that bass motion control helps A LOT!

@@juan600 thank you for fast response!

I bought both and noticed that the NX910 does not get you as much bass as the Art910 gets you. In Combo with a Sub i would definetly get the NX as the overall sound is better and its more robust.

Man, as incredible as it may seem, I noticed this in the NX 910.. The ART 910 really has some 'black magic' 😁 that makes it have a sound that I like more than my NX 910 which is made of wood, I'm going to have to change speakers 🤣😂.. Especially when you want to use the ART 910 without an active sub and don't want to carry a lot of equipment.

@@igorbassi3470 bro I was trying to find a word similar to describe how I feel about the 912a. its literal black magic lol. I thought nx would be warmer & cleaner

@@raccs600 Yes man, Rcf really did the unthinkable with Rcf ART in terms of sound.. I would never say that a plastic box would give a better bass response than a wooden box, it really is a 🦇🪄 Magic 🕸️ black ☠️🎩 that Rcf did in the ART line 🤣😂.. And the sound unfortunately better full, robust, defined with a lot of attack and pressure 🙊👏👏✊ Congratulations Rcf

Depends on how much sub you want in the room, a single is fine for most gigs but if you love bass you should get two

Mostly the look, plays the same, size the same, output the same. If you can get mk2 cheap, I would spring for that.

From what I've heard the mk 3 upgrade is mainly an aesthetic one, and due to parts for the amplifier not being avaliable. Its nice that it fits better with the 9 series NX and ART series as well. But spec for spec, its completely the same sub, same ratings almost 1 to 1 really. Its a bit lighter, which I'm not sure how to read. Could be that the amp is more efficient and the driver is lighter. You will be happy with either one, but the added benefit of BMC is you may get louder. Not sure how much you would feel that though.

@@HammersoundRentals gotcha, i was thinking similarly; thank you so much for the reply!

No 🙁

I always have a strap around them through the cart, holding them firmly in place

I have a 905 on order :)

@@HammersoundRentals Did you already receive it? Would like to have a comparison aswell!

I will try and get one in to test 💪

+1 for 905 MK3

I run two 905ASII's with HD32 tops, those subs rock, you wont be dissapointed. And the size and weight makes them so much more portable for one person and a car. Great set for live music.

The tops have more headroom that could go unused with the 705 and the 905, where I would lean towards 8003 if you go above 100 people gigs. Any inside gig the 15 will match the top fine, but outdoor and longer throw situations it will run out before the tops.

@@HammersoundRentals I think I might be okay with that actually - I might only play bigger outside gigs occasionally anyways, most of my stuff is smaller venues. A question i still have left is between the 705 vs the 905 --> Theoretically I don't think I need more than the 705. I don't plan to use them in cardoid mode, don't really need all of the Crossover profiles either.

HI Im also deciding between NX32 and nx932, do you know if the 932 is as clear and tight bass?

@@yosefshkeidim5755 the 932 is a clear upgrade and the newer version of the 32, so definitely go for that one if you can swing it

I’ll see what I can do

I’m waiting on the NX910 to arrive, once they do I will test them with both. Any specific music you’re thinking of playing on them?

@@HammersoundRentals appreciate you actually caring about what people want to use them for, some rock, pop punk and mainstream type dance music would be great

@@Sg435 I made a video now, but I wasn't able to record any music playing through it without copyright sadly. May upload one later. Having spent some time with it now, I think it does really well with EDM and rock music, but not so well with Rap etc. It doesn't really have that low end you'd want to make that type of music really hitting lows work.

It’s nearly identical in output, mostly cosmetic upgrade

Wow thats crazy. So you haven't noticed any sound improvements? @@HammersoundRentals

@@mandelllouissaint5601 they say it’s had an increase in power, but all I noticed so far is they redline at 2 instead of 3 on the gain :/

@@HammersoundRentalswhat do you mean by redline at 2 instead 3?…. i just picked one up, i set my gains at the mixer was playing below unity, and was starting to smell the woofer at times??… so im lil confused with the rcf gains.

Hi, They can, it’s mostly a cosmetic upgrade

Its actually a better upgrade. i bought it and sounds really good in the 80hz. Blows the mkii away and kinda rivals the old 18" mkii. Really good sub.

I will make a long form video with testing, and show how it perform it under various usage parameters

Nice! Do you know when? I'm thinking about buying one of these@@HammersoundRentals

@@benediktlinek working on it, but I think it will work quite well for Techno, easily 50-100 people.