Sorry about that but reality is you have no idea how they compare through your computer.

Thanks! They are the K&M 19500

Unfortunately I don't have access to those units so I can't test them.

They are both great speakers, I don't think you would be disappointed with either. I think you should decide on which type of dispersion you prefer? The RCF is narrow and the Bassboss is 120 degrees. They both get loud and are clean. I personally use the DV12 MK2 now and I cannot say how many you can put on a breaker. They are very efficient and pulled less power than my Evox 8's when I measured them on my amp meter. They also can be crossed over at 4 preset points. The more low end you take out the more you can run (This is when you run with subs). Hope that helps.

They are K&M 19500 speaker stands. Nice because they get rid of the tripod look. They are very heavy duty too!

@@FinestEventss thank you

No external mic was used. Just the internal mic of the camera

Pricing is listed on the Bassboss website. I’m not a dealer. You can get your best deals going thru places like Guitar center. They typically honor any specials they are running. Hope that helps.

I pulled those specs from their site at the time of this review. Not sure why the discrepancy now but when I just rechecked, you are correct. A little over 57. Easier to manage because of the handle placement. Ergonomically speaking they are much better than the Bassboss, even the MK2 version of the DV 12.

@@FinestEventss would you say it’s worth it to invest the the TT25Amk2 or go 945A or NX45A?

@@gaffle-411 unfortunately I don’t have any experience with those other boxes and couldn’t give an informed opinion.

Yep, folks who want a full blown DV 12 experience, might need to eq it, at 26 lbs (passive) the Barefaced Big Baby 3 is the cabinet. The powered version (FR800) was discontinued.

This is what we did. We let both limit lights flash a bit while testing just to keep things equal. The DV12 recently had a DSP update. It sounds even better now. Be sure to watch video 3 and you will see the results. Thanks for watching!

@@FinestEventss Only one thing to consider. 2 different brands of speakers may have completely different idea's as to what goes on during limit. In some brands the limiter also effects the frequency response and spl broad band too. Also how those limiters are setup for each bandpass and how they react to music could be different also. In general once you setup for unity as I mentioned above you can then turn down the mixer and test the speakers 10 db's or so below limit. The SPL will have the same difference between the 2 speakers but the spl and frequency response will not include the limiter section effect on the output. As we all know if your running a speaker into limit you don't have a large enough system. Set unity between the 2 speakers at limit then drop the main's down and compare from there. Also next time check both speakers off axis at the same degrees off. Check both at 45 and both at 60 ( I'd have to watch the video again to see if it was 60 degrees ) A better reference to compare the two. Overall Great Work! Keep them coming. I would again setup unity then lower the output on the board so both speakers are no longer into limit. Just mute the board when switching between them and be sure to leave the boards output and volume on the back of the speakers untouched. This will show the correct volume difference. A small difference by the person turning up the speaker in back, speaker to speaker, measurement to measurement could easily throw the measurements off. Also place a single speaker at a time in the measurement location. Ported boxes resonate at a given frequency when soundwaves hit them. A speaker close to another speaker not putting out sound could resonate and this sound may cause low frequency content to come out. This added spl may be out of phase and cancel some frequencies with the speaker being tested. Its possible to have 2 different speakers with different phase responses to really cancel output in a given range. By testing 1 speaker at a time and having the other one covered or on the floor face down will help keep this problem from skewing the test results. You've done so much work you might as well get it as close as possible. Thumbs up!

@@douglasallen534 that took a lot of my time and I can tell you I just don't have the time to go run it all back. I also had to get clearance from the venue for a day, not to mention I have to send the Demo unit back. All I can say is I've listened to both, run pink noise while taking the best and most fair measurements I could in a real world scenario, and listened off axis. Ill personally stick with Bassboss. The DV12 sounds more to my liking and the dispersion is great for what I do. The 12 inch driver has an incredible amount of low end compared to the RCF when they are both compared in full range and doesn't have such a harsh sound at high volumes. Im not saying the TT is a bad speaker, its just not as good as the DV12 in my opinion. To each his own. Do yourself a favor if you are interested in either of these speakers, go listen for yourself. It wasn't an easy task as these models aren't sitting in your local guitar center, but I am very happy I did because I let my ears make the decision and not the specs released by the companies.

Lol, I feel like Bassboss under rates their stuff.

@@FinestEventss they don't. Other manufacturers give theoretical spl levels at 4 times RMS. While BassBoss give measured spl. A 12 or 15 inch top in a basreflex configuration cannot go beyond 130db at 1000w.

@@habdulahsalam agreed!

I do not have the specs. The DV12 in this video was the MK1. I think the power actually went up slightly on MK3. I thought it was 3000 RMS on the powersoft amplified models.

@@FinestEventssyes that’s what they advertised a year ago 3000 RMS but now they took that down and selling as 3000 total power, which would make it only 1500 RMS. Why would anyone pay over 3K for 1500 RMS?!

@@ekatp7148 interesting..... I'll have to look into that. The prices have went through the roof. Hard to justify at this point.

@@FinestEventssfor sure!!! It’s hard for me to justify my purchase of the pair of MKII last year if the RMS is only 1500 not 3000 like they advertised it to be. Pissed really!!! 🤬

If you like boosted highs and no lows have at it.

@@FinestEventss 🤦🏽‍♂️🤣🔊

But they sound better than every other 2-way 12 inch out there so Im good with the spray painted computer speakers. The DV12 MK2 released recently and even trumps these.

@@FinestEventss the bassboss play lower frequencies way better than any other 12 inch speaker ive heard, but when it comes to sound quality i prefer the rcf especially the TTL line of speakers. But yeah having a 12 inch speaker playing frequencies that low is insane

Wow dude….no one cares but you

Lol... most people, including myself, would disagree with you. With the MK2 version of this its not even comparable. This particular RCF has little low end and the high end is boosted. RCF must pair with a sub where the Bassboss has a much flatter response within its advertised frequency range and can respectably hold its own without a sub. There really is no comparison and bassboss does it with smaller drivers.

@@FinestEventss this guy above apparently has no clue what he’s talking about. Auto speakers? Come on man!

@@dj_dannygee lol 😂 not a clue 🤦‍♂️