Behind the scenes Sound Test of HeadRush FRFR-112 Vs Alto TS312 Both PedalBoard
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My band just got 3 Alto TS308’s we’re using as monitors for rehearsal and live. They work wonderfully. We can line our bass and guitar which works perfectly and it’s a very sleek setup
So I had a headrush pedalboard and was running it into the alto ts312. I was using 1/4" instrument cable though, not XLR, which might be why when you changed from the HR to the Alto it was quieter. The Alto may be treating the XLR as an actual mic input vs a 1/4" being treated as a line in. What I did was have the alto turned all the way down, then had the headrush all the way up, and backed it off until I wasn't getting signal peaking on the speaker indicator. Then adjusted my "in the room" volume from there. I plan to do the same with my Helix when it arrives later this week.
Personally, I think the Alto "sounded" better
Very interesting to see real musicians playing the gear.👏👏
This was a awesome video to go by. Plus the comments on here are truthfull so it really expands one's mind on whi h too choose. Im running a Roland TDK-17 drum kit. And I am in need of a powered speaker and I was looking at the Alto on website that ultimately sent me to this video which is right on due to my indecision. Guess the answer is the HR. 👍
The head rush has that 2000 Watts, gives you that extra headroom for multiple inputs like 2 instruments or an instrument and a mic.
I thought the Alto sounded better. I'd get the Alto and EQ to taste.
So, the guitarist likes the HeadrusH because it sounds better for guitar , for a personal monitor, while connecting the HeadrusH thru its lineout to the Alto 315 PA.
With that connection will the PA sound better or the same as just connecting the floorboard an Alto 315 as a monitor and then to an Alto PA, it seems that if one uses the same speaker for a monitor , adjusting it to suit , then the overall PA sound will be better.
While using the Alto 315 for both the PA and monitor.
Hello! First of all, great performance! 😊 I’d like to have your honest opinion because I can’t decide!! I’m french but I’ll try to be as clear as possible haha, here it is, Alto Trouper vs Alto ts308 vs Headrush frfr108 vs alto ts312, (I’d buy a pair) and use them for meditative/ambient indoor live events only, usually 20 to 30 persons, sometimes about 50 max, everyone lay on the floor, eyes closed, next to each other on yoga mats, so its almost ‘dead silence’ then my girlfriend and I play instruments such as native flutes, didgeridoo, handpan, rav vast, tibetan bowls, voice, etc, I dont want it to be crazy loud, just enough so everyone in the room has the same experience, to give you an idea, usually we perform without any mics or sound system, but last time we had a bit more poeple and I felt it was not loud enough for everyone. And I’d like to add some reverb and maybe pads/backing tracks for flute solos, and I already have a good mixer and mics, Anyway hehe what would you suggest? Thanks!
Great details you are looking for the trouper from alto you should get two of them. Perfect for what your doing.
expert island Thanks a lot!
The reason your hearing noise is because you are using mic gain. Why would you ever do this? I have an Alto and its dead quit at line level and loud enough to deafen you still with my Kemper.
very good musicians and the HeadRush is definitely different. I feel like it's got more warmth and thickness. Probably more of a "colored" EQ sound for instruments baked in.
mesma caixa só muda o nome tudo e alto
I think it’s supposed to be flat like a studio monitor. That’s what I want for my SD3 & E Kit. Can someone confirm that for me ¿
@@gregwilliams2764 it is flat, that's what the FRFR stands for... Full Range, Flat Response, naturally not all FRFR speakers are the same, but these are as close as you can get within the price range, from what I understand
Very good video!👏👏🤟
thank you so much!!!!!!!!
I just ordered one, but I didnt think of even being able to play with both bass and guitar through it.
Cool.
Thanks really
Alto and Headrush are the same company. Identical specs.
I believe the Alto has a mic amp built in, so it may be better for mic usage than the Headrush, but yeah, pretty damn close
@@brendanbuss1190 Actually not true. Powered PA speakers don't have anything known as a "mic amp". They just have input channels that have the ability to raise the gain high enough to compensate for a microphone. You can run a mic off of ANY powered PA speaker with XLR inputs, as long as it has enough gain compensation. Most that I know of do. I would never do it though. I prefer some kind of mixer with a "mic preamp" and phantom power, if needed.
@@robrobbins4906 ah okay, I had read in a couple of threads mentioning the mic pre-amp in the Alto but not in the Headrush... But yeah, I'm aware that you can run a mic into pretty much any PA, and had no plans of doing so, so I never looked more into the supposed pre-amp
One difference is the high frequency driver on the Alto is 1.5", and the Headrush is 1.4"... But the frequency response is the same
@@brendanbuss1190 I've also read that the overall sound of the drivers is geared towards sounding more like a guitar cab. They do sound different. Actually the Alto TS-312 and the Headrush FRFR-112 both have a 1.4" tweeter.
@@robrobbins4906 hmm, seems the site I was looking at had the incorrect size for the tweeter... Lol
Are they both connected to the same headrush cab?
I have Line 6 Pod Go. I’m not able to find Headrush FRFR in stock in my country. Should I go for Alto TS310? Anybody?
yes
@@flinx649 thanks for the reply.. I bought a Boss Katana 100 and plugged my PodGo into its Poweramp section. Problem solved. Getting all the tones I need.
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Im looking to use frfr as my bass amp with hx stomp or zoom ms69b. Will the alto 312 be enough for a small cafe gig with 2 guitarists and a drummer (runs thru their own amp). We play alternative/pop covers with moderate volume.
I just purchased a Headrush 112 as a bassist, for use with cab-sim... From looking into it extensively, it'll be able to keep up with drums and guitar no problem at all (although I haven't received it yet)
@@brendanbuss1190 sounds good, thanks for your reply.
7:53 that drip of the nose 👃 😝 🤫
which one is good for club or a dance gig? thank you
hello I've waited week now still no answer for my question
Don't wonder about no answer: you asked guitarists for a dance-solution. Better question: what gear should i take for the billionth fucking hendrix cover?
Hey friends, I'd appreciate if someone who owns a Headrush can help me. I was planning to get the Alto Speaker to use them for small venues, but looking at the Headrush it seems to me a good option. My question is: Do the Headrush works as a PA system as well? or definitely is not recommended for that?
headrush has 2 mic/line inputs so yes, can be used as PA system....or can plug in a pedalboard or a mixer board
mesma caixa só muda o nome tudo e alto
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Try putting vocals thru the Headrush........ It sounds shit!!! clearly only designed for use with guitars only..
ohh thats interesting to hear. its not my main use case but when shopping for these, good to know the limitations for future proofing stuff
The guitar player dont no what hes talking about it sounds the same until..then he turned it up more saying now it's the same whatta a dummy