For sure…thought someone would shout them out sooner :)

@@lavishlifedjs Agreed. You're the man as well.

Indeed a fantastic speaker

Worst load in ever lol…load in tax seems reasonable

Thanks. I recently watched some of Nate's vlogs-top notch

Thanks so much! 😊 Ape labs is the best : )

You and me both!

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Thanks. Yeah definitely the toughest load in I’ve ever had…this venue wasn’t built for weddings.

Yeah just started doing that. At first, I was pretty nervous about it but I do have a line in ready for emergency audio (phone with the very same mp3 I used for the IPad).

@@lavishlifedjs Glad to hear it! I've just read too many horror stories on the internet from DJs using a bluetooth connection for ceremonies and then the signal fails and completely ruins the bride's day. I saw one bride try to sue the DJ over it. Ceremonies are stressful enough without adding any extra stress to it yanno, lol. With a hardwired connection, you never have to worry. Anyway, I love your channel as always! You know what you're doing and don't need advice from me. Take care!

@@DJ2Legit007solid advice my friend. Thanks.

@@DJ2Legit007 I always use the aux cable on the Mackie Thump Go. Would hate to lose connection during the walk in and I think it sounds better than bluetooth.

Why taking he risk by using Bluetooth, when a cable will do the job ? Bluetooth for the app, to control EQ, compressor and effect is OK, but for sound, just use a cable ! It’s already a super tiny setup compared to a pair of speakers, mixer, etc. Less is more until a certain point !

Lol yup

Wow…that’s impressive

Appreciate it 🙏🏾🙏🏾

Wow, thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

I’m rolling in to my office season here in the northeast so that may be possible

Thanks bro…I think you will be happy

Appreciate it my guy 🙏🏾

Thanks…definitely a dope little speaker

Thanks. The phoenix pro hooks in to the Everse 8 and the rest of the mics use batteries.

I used the app

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Thanks. Ape labs stick XL.

Thanks. Love the Everse 8. Let me know what questions you have regarding the mics

@@lavishlifedjs would love to get information on them. Name, Brand, Model, etc..

I did eventually turn them on

You use to use soundswitch ?

Definitely a serious load in : ) I like the DJI mics. While I like the ease of use of these 2.4 Ghz mics, i would be leery of using it as my main...Things like cellphones operate on the same frequency. They work but I'm more concern about when they don't and whether they would be more prone to drop outs. I also think with these mics, you have to be line of sight to be sure they work properly. I like the sennheiser G4 lav because it's small and portable and i'm able to scan for a frequency that is optimal for each specific location. I feel more at ease with that particular situation, therefore I reinforce with the comica and not replace. No mic is 100 perfect though.

@@lavishlifedjs I hear you , I’m always worried about signals using any of them .

Thanks. Same mic…I got the connection when I ordered the tray. It works.

Appreciate the comment…I used this tripod a.co/d/fQgG4bH

I've never tried it but I'm pretty sure they would work just as well if not better than the comica...I use the DJI for vlogging so didn't want to worry about switching

@@lavishlifedjs yes I’m sure they would work well and much easier to put on than a Lavalier microphone. If the DJI microphones, don’t give you a lot of drop offs, I would consider using them for ceremony, much much easier and quicker to set up.

They are gravity stand…the bracket on the moving head came with the light. I attached it to Prox universal light fixture attachment. HICh1W9gkREAQYASABEgL1k

Ok cool thank you for the response. Could you assist with model of the stand as I’m in South Africa so I’d have to order from Amazon. Thank you again

@@2Uniquelivefor sure…a.co/d/3iBEB2R they have black and white

DJI Mic...I believe they are coming out with a newer version soon

Hmm. I’ve never really notice this kind of behavior but I’ll check next time I take the Everse out

Thank you. I figured it out. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't. I was told that this is how the charger can react to high currents in the electrical network, reducing them to the desired ones when charging the speaker off. I live in Russia. There is no one to ask. And I have a couple more questions. The battery life of my Everse 8 outdoors when using all three channels simultaneously: microphone, guitar, soundtracks at maximum volume is less than 3 hours. Does anyone have such a result? At the same time, at home, when music is played over a single Bluetooth channel with the usual volume for a living area of 28 square meters and a sound pressure of about 80 dB, according to the noise meter mobile application, the result was obtained at 17 o'clock. I have been checking this on a timer for several days. Are 6 hours at 121 dB and 12 hours at 95 dB indicated in the passport for one channel or for all three? Thank you.

A little bit of math. I also have a JBL Eon One Compact 2020, which has a claimed power of 150 watts. Its lithium-ion battery has a capacity of 6100 mAh at an operating voltage of 14.8 volts. The power of this battery is 90.28 wh. Now Everse 8. The power of the amplifier is 400 watts, the capacity of the lithium-ion battery is 6000 mAh, the voltage is 14.4 volts. The power is 86.4 wh. What's happening? Due to the more than 2.5 times greater power of the Everse 8 amplifier compared to the power of the JBL amplifier (400 vs. 150) and the slightly lower power of the Everse 8 battery compared to the JBL battery (86.4 vs. 90.28), manufacturers of both speakers claim the same operating time, an average volume of 12 hours and a maximum volume of 6 hours. One in one! But judging by their amplifiers and batteries, this can't be happening. Don't you think so? I agree that Everse 8 is more powerful and louder than JBL, I have seen this from personal experience, comparing them on the street, but, alas, this is due to the loss of autonomy. Not everyone knows or guesses about this. Otherwise, it doesn't scare me. The main thing for me is sound, and in Everse 8 it is better for my ears. I just need to use it wisely, optimizing for my needs, and then it will last longer

We also mathematically equalize their batteries for the convenience of counting. 86.4 wh = 90.28 wh. Everse 8 with its 400W amplifier is divided into a compact JBL Eon One with a power of 150W = 2,6! (400 / 150 = 2.6) This means that at maximum volume, the battery discharge of the Everse 8 will be 2.6 times greater than that of the JBL. The batteries are the same. The question is, which column will discharge first? Everse 8 or JBL? According to these calculation formulas, it is clear that Everse 8 works faster, but everywhere in advertising they write about 6 hours, but in fact less than 3. Therefore, I wondered if this was a malfunction or not. Now I understand that it is not. It's just that very few people have tested Jbl eon one compact and Everse 8 as well as I have, if only because not everyone has them both at once)

In some ways yes…The Everse 8 sounds loader, it has the capability of powering a receiver and it can be controlled and EQ’ld via an app. The Maui on the other hand can be used without a tripod and more sleek

Not that I know of…DJay Pro uses Tidal for now so you can transfer your playlist to Tidal

@@lavishlifedjs I use tidal. Will have to check that out.

Sure Mover = Chauvet Intimidator Free Spot 60 ILS The connector piece came with the mover…I just attached it to a prox speaker mount adapter…www.idjnow.com/2-prox-x-ls79-universal-adapter-lighting-mounts-package.html?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4ePDxdyyggMVRF1yCh2FEACUEAQYDSABEgIZ1vD_BwE And the stand is the gravity stand

I’ve never heard the thump go but I’m sure they are decent speakers.