Who is Yorkville?
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Tonight JR talks about the Canadian giant killer Yorkville!
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Used to deal with a company here in Houston who was a Yorkville Dealer. First time I used them totally freaked out when I saw the cabinet start lighting up. Thought it was catching on fire but learned that there was a bulb in them that served as a limiter. When you were hitting the limit of the cabinet it would glow. That was the biggest repair issue on them but it saved a whole lotta horn drivers😂
Great content , Thanks for all the great content . we traveled with 2 of the powered Yorkville 18s and they were always big and tight. I think its trainor amp designs /(you probably say this by the end )
Watching from on the road as usual brother
We have 4 es21p , they just pound an don't quite
Man grab some pars and uplight your backdrop, maybe setup a couple speakers on each side in the background, would really bring some life and eye appeal to the videos, just a suggestion! Lovin the content keep it coming!
ive been waiting for you to touch on FBT point source and compact arrays
They look Chinese made and Italian exported. I’m pretty sure the fail rate on those boxes is pretty high. I bumped into a company with them not long ago and they were experiencing driver failure not six months into ownership.
I had a set of Yorkville LS701P dual 10" active subs. Those little thing suprised me and would rock a place really well. I used a set Mackie SRM750 for the tops. Running county bands and doing karaoke through these. It would blow my mind at how good they sounded in a 1500 sqft room. And it just worked. Now in a smaller room, It would over power the place. But the larger bars and venues I done around Uniontown PA. It was a great system.
Alpha music in VA Beach has been selling Yorkville for years. Talk to Eric he’s a wealth of info.
I’ve never heard yorkville but I didn’t ever assume it was good. I’ll definitely check it out.
My former bass player used 4 single 18" JBL subs until he bought a pair of powered 18' Yorkville subs. Said they were the best gear he ever bought. Those things murdered smaller gigs, and killed it outside as well. Bartender at the local biker bar always got mad that he'd shake the bottles off the shelves behind the bar. 😵💫
I once had to rent some stuff for a show my band was doing. The place gave me some Yorkville powered boxes with a 15 a mid and tweeter. I was suspicious since he didn't give me a sub, but for what we were doing there was plenty of low end.
JR, maybe Chuck Levins would loan some demo boxes to you for a couple of gigs.
Yorkville Sound is a privately owned Canadian Company located in Pickering, Ontario, Canada, a suburb of Toronto. With over 200 people employed, Yorkville designs and manufactures all of its North American built products at the 150,000 square foot Pickering facility.
Yorkville Sound manufactures a full line of professional PA products including mixers, amplifiers, active and passive loudspeaker cabinets and portable lighting rigs. Yorkville Sound also designs and manufactures a complete line of Canadian made tube and solid state instrument amplifiers under the iconic Traynor brand for Canada, the US and export markets.
In addition to the design, manufacturing and distribution of its own brands, Yorkville Sound also has a very active resale distribution division. Yorkville is the North American distributor for HK Audio, and Hughes & Kettner guitar amplifiers, along with Granite Percussion products, Denver Guitars, Orion FX Lighting and Rouge Valley Bags.
Yorkville Sound wholly owns Applied Research and Technology (ART). ART develops, manufactures and distributes preamps, signal processors, studio tools and microphones under the ART and ARTcessories brands.
In Canada, Yorkville Sound is the exclusive distributor for Gibson & Epiphone Guitars, a relationship that dates back to the 1980's. The full exclusive Canadian Distribution catalog covers a spectrum of world class music brands including: Hosa Technologies, Gold Tone, Samson Audio & Wireless, Hartke, Mapex Drums, Dynaudio, Leho Ukuleles, LEWITT Microphones, Link Audio, Los Cabos Drumsticks, LR Baggs, Ernie Ball Strings, Rotosound Strings, Snark Tuners, TrueTone Pedals, GrooveTech CruzTools, Kluson, Kramer and Steinberger Guitars, The Rockslide, KRK Monitors, as well as Gallien-Krueger Amplifiers.
Yorkville's YSLPro division has Canadian distribution rights for Universal Audio, Manley, Royer, Rupert Neve Designs, Softube, Townsend Labs, Cranbourne Audio, Modal Electronics, and many sought-after studio and broadcast solutions.
Yorkville Sound carries a full line of microphones, headphones and accessories available domestically and for export under their own Apex Electronics brand and a full catalog of instrument cases and bags, cables, stands and accessories.
Yorkville Sound maintains offices in Pickering Ontario, and in the USA in Niagara Falls New York.
also owned by long McQuade. a big music inst chain in canada
Im using yorkville ES-18P…single 18 powered sub and i am satisfied
Hi there, I am a DJ that plays twice every month with 2 Active - Yorkville NX 750’s, 2 - U15P 3ways speakers, and 2 - LS801’s subs. I’m thinking of buying 2- TX 9’s in which are passive. My question to @Thegrumpysoundguy , is it a bad idea mix Active and passive subs ❓ I have a AP 6040 amp please let me know.
If you aux feed the subs that will work great.
Me and my friend have (4) PS12P’s and (2) ES18P’s with (2) more on the horizon. I have seen this exact system at work inside 2 and 2 phenomenal, and 4 and 4 outside plenty of power. We did a few shows with the 4 Tops and 2 Subs was loud and most important Crystal clear and set at about 10 o ‘clock on the Subs and 12 O’clock on the Tops. I’m a musician I go see bands all the time Yorkville to me are better then JBL, EV, MACKIE, YAMAHA ETC ETC Which most guys bars have. Meyer and L’Acoustic type level probably not but who can afford $1000s more for those. For Hundreds more I would definitely purchase YORKVILLE!!!! and did.
JR Check this out, Behringer WING RACK Release 24 inputs
Yup I’ll have a video up about it later today.
I have a set of 801p powered subs that are 20 years old. And a set of 601 elites and a pulse 3 ways powered by yorkville amps. I will put that rig against any system out there. Big Fish sound in Northwest Ohio is exclusive yorkville dealer all there rigs are yorkville. The secret is out . Yorkville had RCF speakers and birch plywood boxes.
see Yorkville everywhere I go in ontario ,canada. some decent stuff
are you fam with adamson. ? top notch pa manufacture also from my country canada