Me too

I have one TS415 for my bedroom and it sounds phenomenal. The TS415 is worth it

@@adamplummer2994 it sure is. I have a pair of the ts415 as well. They sound just phenomenal.

I agree. They really preform well at max output. Have you tried yet? Unity on the other hand produces low volume but they’re programmed that way I think to help prevent users from blowing the tweeters which was a common issue in the TS3 series.

@@DjSmoothNYI’m looking to buy a new set of speakers and I’m new to everything but I’m just wondering could u tell me when u use the mix out option through to the second speaker with two inputs connected in the first one does that make it much louder than it would be on it would be for just one speaker?

You have to max out on the other 3. Not sure why they programmed them that way but they’re even enough when done. I tried it myself before. I noticed the speakers are very tame until you hit 3 o clock through 5.

He said to contact Alto professional/ support

It’s the way they engineered them that prevents the mix out and Bluetooth to work together. I tried using xlr in, turned on Bluetooth thinking I’d save cable space and nothing! I thought it was broken until I came across this video, lol.

EQ settings are applied to the entire speaker, whether via the Speaker Use presets on the speaker itself or via the Alto Pro app's 6-band EQ setting.

yes, I have a pair of TS412's and we use intro music to a few songs in the band I play in via the bluetooth function from my iPhone, the bluetooth and mix applications are independent and can be used at the same time.

Great ?? I once had ts315’s and returned them right away after I started reading tweeter blow up posts. Recently I purchased a pair of ts415’s after researching that the highs now have 450w RMS and 800 RMS for lows. That seems pretty hard to blow. But for some Dj’s who don’t gain stage their levels and hit red, that will ruin any powered speaker quickly lol.

Hello! Yes, this is possible-one can connect the stereo L/R outputs from a line-level device into the CH1 & CH2 inputs on one TS4 speaker, then use an XLR cable to connect the MIX OUT output of that speaker to an input on another TS4 speaker (make sure to set all channel switches to LINE in this setup). Keep in mind that both speakers will carry both the left & right channels of your sound source in this situation, so the two speakers won't act as a stereo pair (with the left speaker carrying only the left channel and vice versa).

@@inMusicBrandsSupport thank you for your promt feeback. Can you tell me what is a difference betwen stereo piar and non stereo in this situation? Is there any differenec in sound quality?

@@shalva098 The difference in this situation is that both TS4 speakers would carry both the L & R signals from the sound source, as opposed to connecting the L & R outputs individually to separate speakers (which would yield one speaker carrying the left signal and one carrying the right signal). There will be no difference in sound quality, but since both L & R outputs are being sent to both speakers as a summed pair, any panned sound from the sound source will not be represented in the speaker configuration. For example, if a song you're playing has a synth riff panned hard left, and a guitar riff panned hard right, both the synth and guitar riffs will play at equal volume through both speakers, as opposed to a dedicated L/R speaker configuration which will more accurately represent the panning of the sound source.

@@inMusicBrandsSupport now understood and thank you for your explanation. Also what i noticed when i divide L&R signals betwen two speakers the music output seems less strong then in terms of summed piar and that why i thought that summed piar is better to get high output from the speakers.

It’s just an EQ setting. I’m assuming if you set it to DJ it just adjusts the lows a couple db higher

Yes

Maybe overgain Try to set to line level and set to 9 oclock setting first

@@solidstatelightsandsoundrental I made a school boy error. Setting was on 'mic' not 'line'. Perfect now.

The only parts of the TS4 signal chain latency applies to are when a Bluetooth sound source is connected or when two TS4 speakers are linked together in a stereo pair. In cases of delay between a Bluetooth sound source and a speaker, try moving the sound source closer to the speaker, or power cycle the sound source and/or the speaker. Likewise, when there's a delay between two Stereo-Linked speakers, power cycling the audio source and/or the speakers should do the trick!

@inMusicBrandsSupport ok got it, thanks brotha

Did you know what the problem was? also for me it is stronger in MIC option

I still dont know. I still uses the mic but I don't maximize the knob. I always make sure that the limit doesn't go red.

When U use the Mic option, doesn't it sound slightly distorted especially when its turned up higher?

As long its not going red it sound good.@@lincolnlee6595

@@lincolnlee6595You’re correct. It produces to much distortion because it’s not designed for audio. Max the source gain instead while using line input and save your speakers from premature failure. When I want to get super loud I just add 2 more 15’s and trust me the sound is amazing, even without subs.

Any help??

@@ChrisPaul-lq2kyturn down the gain on the speaker until it’s green again

We also have a video on using the Alto Pro mobile app with the TS4 series! Check it out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z8xoodl21seUf4U.html

@@inMusicBrandsSupport thanks appreciate the quick response

They are both the same but ones bigger than the other one

15’s carry more low end and a louder. 12’s do get loud but they produce a sharper tone.

Hi there, you can turn off the voice prompts on any of the TS4 Series speakers by pressing & holding the Bluetooth "PAIR" & "STEREO LINK" buttons until you hear the speaker say "voice off". Pressing & holding these buttons again will turn them back on, and you'll hear "voice on" to confirm this.

@@inMusicBrandsSupport Good. Thanks for that. I hate any bluetooth device that has those pairing sounds. Totally unnecessary and annoying. We can tell when it's paired.

@@indigos290 I just got the fright of my life when i heard BLUETOOTH PAIRING after trying to connect to these straight out of the box. Loud enough to wake Jesus.

I would just add another 15 or 2. No subs, trust me u won’t regret it.

Have u taken them out yet and what do u think? I picked up a set as well. Seems pretty loud but so do my Mackie Thump15A’s and I won’t know how these hold up until my gig on the 21st.

@@DjSmoothNY so how did they held up?

They said 2500 watts i will say maybe 700 or 750 real rms continuos watts 😂 😎 2500 peak maybe for few seconds so They are ok for the price