Alto UBER FX vs UBER PA Portable PA System with Alesis effects Rechargeable Battery & Bluetooth
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- Опубликовано: 12 дек 2019
- UBER FX 100-WATT PORTABLE RECHARGEABLE BLUETOOTH® PA SYSTEM with independent Effects Level Controls and 15 built-in Alesis digital effects
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Uber FX is a self-powered portable wireless PA system with Bluetooth® technology and professional features. It's the perfect solution for delivering hours of clear, punchy, high-fidelity sound from a wide variety of wireless or hard-wired signal sources, whether you have access to AC power or not. Uber FX is ideal for musicians performing outdoors who can’t be limited by their access to AC power and who still want to have all the versatility and capability of a great studio-based sound system. Uber FX delivers, on all counts, with its 15 built-in digital effects by world-renowned Alesis and a 2-band EQ for precise tonal adjustment. But it's not just for musicians-it's also perfect for business meetings, backyard parties, and award/graduation ceremonies. No AC power is no problem for Uber FX.
100-WATT PORTABLE RECHARGEABLE BLUETOOTH® PA SYSTEM
Portable self-powered PA speaker with professional capabilities
100 watts (peak) drives high-quality 8-inch woofer, 3-inch tweeter
Two Line/Mic channels with XLR/1/4-inch (6.35 mm) combo inputs, independent Volume, independent 2-Band EQ, independent Effects Level Controls and 15 built-in Alesis digital effects
Streams music wirelessly from any Bluetooth-enabled device
NFC pairing and 1/8-inch (3.5 mm) stereo aux channels
Master Volume, Line Out and battery level indicator
Built-in rechargeable battery delivers up to 45 hours continuous use
USB charging port for phone, tablet or other devices
Top panel storage tray for smartphones, keys, guitar picks, and more
Telescoping handle with built-in wheels for easy transport
1-year Manufacturer Warranty
The unit features two input channels, each with its own independent volume control and 2-band EQ and shared digital effects. You can stream music wirelessly from any Bluetooth-enabled device, and there is a convenient USB charging port to keep your phone ready to go. With 100 watts of peak power driving a high-quality 8-inch woofer and 3” tweeter and a long-lasting 45-hour rechargeable battery, Uber FX is ready to take on any challenge.
Technical Information
Power Output: 100 Watts peak, (50 Watts continuous power)
LF Driver: 8-inch (203.2 mm) woofer
HF Driver: 3-inch (76.2 mm) tweeter
Frequency Response: 60 Hz - 20 kHz
Connectors: (2) Line/Mic channels with XLR-1/4-inch (6.35 mm) TRS combination input, (1) 1/8-inch (3.5 mm) TRS/stereo Aux input, (1) 1/4-inch (6.35 mm) Line-Out, (1) IEC AC power connection with Mains Fuse
Charge Port: (1) USB +5V, 1A
Controls: (2) Volume controls for Line/Mic channels, (2) Line/Mic selectors, (2) Treble controls for Line/Mic channels, (2) Bass controls for Line/Mic channels, (2) Effect Level controls for Line/Mic channels, (1) Effects Selector for Line/Mic channels, (1) Volume control for Bluetooth® and Aux channels, Master Volume, Bluetooth® pairing button, Power on/off switch
Bluetooth®: Profile: A2DP, AVRCP, Range: Up to 100 feet / 30.5 meters
Bluetooth® Connection: Manual pairing or NFC
Battery Type: 12V, 7Ah SLA
Battery Life: Built-in rechargeable battery delivers up to 45 hours of continuous use
Power: 100-240V AC, 50/60 HZ, 80W
AC Voltage Input/Fuse: 100-240V / T2AL AC250V
Dimensions: (H x W x D): 18.1" x 18.3" x 11" / 459mm x 464mm x 278mm
Weight: 24.7 lbs. / 11.2 kg.
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No idea why more people are not viewing your videos! they are the best about well done! keep them coming!
cheers for thee review. would be great to have sound demos outside where there is not as much absorption and different reflective surfaces than inside the music room.
GREAT REVIEW!!! You really ran it through the paces. Very informative.
I have the Alto FX arriving in my home tomorrow and I was trying to get more information on the sound and I will say you did a Great!! job in doing so. You were so informative that I fully understand what I am getting ot of the unit. I also ordered the mics and I was hoping I did order the correct ones and Thank you for talking about the models in which will work very well with the unit. Lucky thing I got the correct ones. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE VIDEO!
Great Review, as always. I would like to see a comparison between the 2 and the MACKIE FREEPLAY LIVE
Excellent review - thank you!
thx for your accurate informations ! i just bought it today
Would you please advise me which microphone to combine with the Uber Fx Speaker I just bought?
Great video! Thanks so much!
Про Alto Uber Fx .. Когда открыл колонку, обнаружил динамик на 50 Вт с импедансом 2 Ом, и на 10 Вт с сопротивлением 2 Ом, если заявлено 100 Вт, можно ли в него поставить динамики на 4 Ом. ??? громкость не докручивал на четверть до полной мощности, еще есть запас.
Hey there! Great video... thinking about getting the Alto Uber FX and noticed effects are operated by a dial. Does this mean only one effect can be used at one time? I'm asking because I would love to use echo and delay at the same time for karaoke. 🤔 Thanks 😁👍
thank you so much! Great product review video - this helped me so much!
Superb review. Very much appreciated
What a freaking great review
Thanks for the great review! What was the wireless mic system called? Thanks
Tank you for the great review I really appreciate it I will be doing business with you in the future God-bless
Really good video, thanks. How durable is it ? Cause I bought a PYLE PA on Amazon 2 times and I have to send them back always, went wrong in a day ...
Great vid as always... How about a turbosound ip3000 vs Ld systems maui 44. I really want to buy one of those
what does the line out do?
What are the make and model of the wireless headset mic and receiver?
Hi , what’s the difference between the alto UberPA and the LT ,thanks
Yes what kind of wireless mike is that please
Hi @expertisland
Can 2 pieces of Alto Uber speakers be connected via bluetooth simultaneously?
Hi there, on the FX, is the EQ like treble/bass only for the MICs?? on the left side. or ALSO for the sound trough BT/AUX . it would be stubid if it is. I hope not....
do SOMEONE know ? :)
I have this and unfortunately you cannot adjust the EQ for BT/AUX. Very annoying for me
Can I use guitar pedals with the Uber fx?
Can we reach the battery on the Uber fx to change it in the futur?!
Hi, great review. Question: I have a condensor mic that uses phantom power with my preamp. Can I use it straight into the Alto?
You don’t want to use a condenser in a live setting in most cases it will pick up all the ambient noise as well as feedback very easily unless it is turned down very low , that is why condenser mics are for studios and recording. But also to answer your question no there is no phantom power on the UBER FX or PA he would have said it also but you can run it through your mixer or interface/pre-amp that has phatom power or DAW which also has it obviously. But yeah hope that helps i know this is old comment but just wanted to inform, hope ur doing well :)
Can I connect Uber FX with DVD player and Smart TV to sing like a Karaoke player ?
Thank you for the great review.
Is the output power 800W or 100W for the Uber FX?
Is there any indicator for battery life ( when to recharge it)?
Do you feel Uber FX is loud enough for 100 people outdoor in a park?
Thank you
What is the line out used for?
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I’m seriously considering buying the FX model and wasn’t sure about this brand. I saw the Bose PA speaker system ($499.00) and did not want to spend more than $300.00; because I am a beginning vocalist and want to spend wisely!👌
What is your overall opinion of the Alto brand? Where does it rank compared to the Bose S1 Pro speaker?
Thank you.
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Regina I have Alto speakers over 4 years. Great sound, great price and reliability. I also own and use a Bose S1 Pro for acoustic and vocals, ( only ok vocalist) when I play Polynesian shows. You won’t go wrong with Bose S1 Pro or Alto. I sometimes use my Bose S1 with a 12” subwoofer as a mini line array for house parties .
Thanks! Can you compare Bose s1 and Uber fx… it will be very popular video:)
Good review. I am a sax player who play off tracks with covid being present people are seeking live performance for a very small group of people sometimes 2 to 10 people. Because the client only has only a few guest they think the performance price should be LOW, but we know the effort is still the same for two or two hundred especially if you do not have small, light portable equipment, but you still want to get a good professional sound as your reputation relies on it. This review provides confidence in purchasing this item. I have the large LD Maui 28 speaker I use for most gigs, but even though it is a one piece tower speaker like the Bose....it is and relatively heavy. I'll be purchasing this very soon, your video put it over the top and I do not see anything at the same price point with the same options... and with a handle. Come On Man! Thanks Bro.
Have you already purchased it? I have done some research and i think most rechargeable battery powered pa systems and amps usually run into battery issues and in many regions the battery replacement needs some research to get the suitable battery for the unit and the replacement is cumbersome. Many users have reported battery issues , some even just after a month or so. I am avoiding the rechargeable ones for the time being. Focusing on those running on AA batteries or other type of batteries.
Does this unit have the same issues as it is also rechargeable ? It has got all the features and power and it's cheap. But it would be of no use if it runs into battery issues.
@@SP-hu2dt Yes I purchased it but had to take it back two days later. The battery never fully charged after being plugged in for two days far as it got was 75% but when I unplugged it to see if the battery would kick on it cut off altogether. It would not power up unless it was plugged in, not to mention inside the box it only had a European plug so that was another trip to the store. I took it back after it would not power up off the battery and I spent a lot more money and bought a Bose S1 Pro $599 so expensive, but it charged within a couple of hours, it only weighs 19 lbs. the bluetooth work with my iPhone, laptop and a little sports MP3 player. I will be using it for the first time this Saturday for a live performance for a group of 10 for private dinner with chef. I'll give you an update then. But this will save me a lot of setup/breakdown time and energy/strength. The sound is of Bose, but the XLR mics inputs are not phantom powered so if you don't have something that is suppling power to your mic you will sound very faint. I have a Shure GLDX wireless module with backpack for my sax but even on 20 +dB you can hardly hear it. I just upgraded the firmware so it is getting up to 40 +dB now that should be ok. I believe if you have a guitar you will be fine and some higher grades mics. This is not so good considering the price, fortunately I play sax and if I have to play without a mic for small crowds people will still be able to hear me just without reverb. My experience leads me to believe none of the cheaper all in one with wheels PA system will work or last that long. The Bose S1 Pro is built very solid and you can buy a Bose S1 Pro backpack for it but it cost $148.00. Got them both from Zzounds on installment plan like most of my very good gear. Never had a problem with Zzounds and I basically have a home studio all from them...unfortunately they don't carry saxophones or.......I'll be in much debt. Thanks for your inquiry.
@@likemusic61 Thank you for the information . Saved me a lot of time. I was on the fence for Street cube ex. But now also looking into Bose S1 pro.
What I have on my mind right now are,
Roland ba330, Roland ac33, Roland Street cube ex, Bose S1 pro.
Funniest part is that all those commercials of the rechargeable units and most reviewers never seem to mention the battery issues.
@@SP-hu2dt ..the sales lady at Guitar Center that a couple of Alto products had been returned but did not give specifics..I thought it was made by Alexsis but they only made the onboard effects portion not the Alto product.
@@likemusic61No good options for buskers in the rechargeable portable PA system category.
can you compare these to the JBL partybox?
Excellent review mate thanks so much
Can I pair two of these together, to be used in separate nearby rooms ?
in bluetooh no..
hi,you can play a bass guitar?
Hi, thanks a lot for this video! What is your opinion about Bose s1 vs Uber fx? Is it Bose have much better sound or not?
At twice the price the Bose S1 is better. you have to ask your self I need this speaker for 2 to 4 hours on a street corner or 6 hours inside a Starbucks on a Sunday morning. if you are on a budget and looking for a good speaker UberFX. if you just want a Great speaker Never look at the Price Bose S1, But for the price of Bose I would look at the Gemini WRX-900ToGo. ruclips.net/video/L6KKgnkygzI/видео.html
@@expertisland thanks
Do these come with the battery already charged? Thanks!
Usually batteries are partially charged when stored or during shipping. You then fully charge the battery when you take the device out of the box.
Thanks for the review ...unboxing videos are dumb I cannot understand them till this day so I can see why you don’t.
Just out...Alto Yber fx2...will u review that one??? Its 200 watts vs. UBER FX WITH 100.
I'm not sure how much extra gear I will be buying, if alto would like to supply a speaker, I would be happy to try it out.
About Alto Uber Fx .. When I opened the column, I found a 50 W speaker with an impedance of 2 Ohm, and 10 W with an impedance of 2 Ohm, if 100 W is declared, is it possible to put 4 Ohm speakers in it. ??? the volume did not come out by a quarter to full power, there is still a margin
4 ohms will drop your volume, the lower the ohms, the better the speaker, in my experience anyway, I used to own a music store.
Didn't work for me, I got a lots of feedback with my handpan instrument. There is more brands like Mackie, who has PA Littles systems with Feedback destroyer, basically the system detects the frequency and destroyed, now you can pump the volume and having no problems with feedback
How do you charge it?
Does work as bass/guitar amp?
Hi Robin, I just got a Pyle PCT-40 cable tester. Great stuff and easy to use, but for the life of me, I cannot figure out how to use the USB tester, because I have never seen a USB cable with the same end at both ends of the cable. So how can it be used?
Mine came so bad. Sound was just ok. Not for professional use.
It stopped working after 18 monts. Not good in my experience
Thanks for this information. But frankly it would have been much better with an actual demonstration.....someone playing guitar and singing.
There's live performance samples of these units on my channel.. 👍🙂
how much?
800 watts of power? I thought it was 100 watts.
It’s 100 😂
I just got one and I am totally disappointed with it volume wise . It is barely louder than my acoustic guitar on its own almost turned to maximum . It will be totally unsuitable for what I wanted for busking. It is second had too with no returns, so I am really bummed about this. It should be clear in the video that the volume is really low. What a waste of money!
800 watts for the alto Uber fx. Try 100 watts.
Now I am not the Watts Police but I will say it is Good & Loud for the Size and Price.
Who cares about the box bro? Like really