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The app you're looking for is called "EON Connect." You can find it on the App Store or Google Play using the links below: - EON Connect on the App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/eon-connect/id986872369 - EON Connect on Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jbl.eonconnect&hl=en_US This should be the one you need to manage your JBL EON speakers.

Thanks for watching! Just to clarify, Wi-Fi "powered" speakers still need to be plugged into a wall outlet for power. What makes them different is that they connect wirelessly to your Wi-Fi network, offering a longer range than Bluetooth. As for sound quality, Wi-Fi typically offers better audio fidelity and range compared to Bluetooth, especially for streaming high-quality audio over longer distances.

You can daisy chain speakers with different impedances (ohm ratings) or different 70V tap settings, but keep in mind that you won't be able to control the volume of each speaker separately. Additionally, each speaker's ohm rating and wattage rating (in a 70V system) should match what your amplifier is capable of delivering. All speakers in the chain will receive the same wattage, so it’s important to ensure they’re rated accordingly.

Crackling can be caused by several factors: - The battery might be weak and need to be replaced. - The gain on the wireless receiver could be set too high, causing clipping at the preamp. - If you're using a lapel or headworn mic, check the cable that connects to the transmitter-sometimes, the fine wires inside can develop a short. For more detailed troubleshooting, it’s a good idea to check with the manufacturer of your microphone as well.

Hello! While there isn't a specific "repeater" function, companion speakers can broadcast to other companion speakers, helping you cover larger distances, such as for marathons or expansive areas. Additionally, there are models that can be used individually or together as part of a larger system, so you can easily pair them when needed. For more specifics on the models that would best suit your needs, feel free to reach out to us at (888) 256-4112 or sales@proacoustics.com.

It will depend on how many people you’re addressing, but for most situations, you’d likely want a megaphone with at least 20-45 watts of power. This range should provide enough volume for a large street crowd. The more wattage, the better the sound projection, especially in noisy environments.

Unfortunately, the JBL EON 600 series speakers are not designed for direct pairing with a Samsung TV. They typically require a mixer or audio interface to connect with TV audio output.

Thanks for subscribing! You can either run 2 mains on one channel and a sub on the other, or 2 mains on one channel and the two monitors on the other. Keep in mind that 2 x 8-ohm speakers in parallel will give you a 4-ohm load. Unless your amplifier is 2-ohm stable, you should only connect two speakers per channel to avoid overloading. Hope that helps!

A mixer is a preamp that lets you connect multiple audio sources (like microphones or instruments) and blend or combine them for live or commercial applications. Some mixers come as an integrated mixer/amplifier, which includes an amp to power your speakers. For example, you might use a mixer to combine audio from microphones and musical instruments. A receiver, on the other hand, is typically a home audio component that combines a preamp and amplifier to deliver a surround sound experience for home theaters. You can plug in multiple sources (TV, tuner, smartphone, etc.) but you won’t be able to mix or combine them the way a mixer does. You can use both together by connecting an A/V receiver’s preamp or line output to a mixer as an audio source. Just keep in mind that you wouldn’t use the receiver’s speaker outputs in this setup.

Thanks for the great suggestion! The video is tagged with 10 chapters, so you can easily jump to the part that best addresses your specific issue. Hope that helps!

Hi Ken, thanks for watching! It sounds like the unit might be defective if it’s shutting off after 30 seconds. You may need to reach out to the manufacturer for a replacement or further troubleshooting. If it’s still under warranty, they should be able to assist you. Hope that helps!

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Hi Kayla! You might want to contact the manufacturer of your wireless mic to confirm if it supports multiple microphones simultaneously. There could be a setting or firmware update that needs adjustment. Let me know if you need further assistance!

The 100W of the volume control refers to the total wattage it can handle across all connected speakers. The cumulative wattage of the speakers connected to the volume control should not exceed 100W. The volume control doesn't add or accumulate extra power; it simply adjusts the volume level of the speakers. However, your amplifier does needs to support the combined wattage of all your speakers.

Paging horns are typically designed for vocal frequencies and are optimized for clarity in communication, not for full-range audio reproduction. While they may technically cover the right frequency ranges, they are not recommended for use as the tweeter in a 2-way home stereo speaker. For high-fidelity audio, it's best to use a dedicated tweeter designed for full-range sound reproduction.

Thanks for the feedback! That’s a great suggestion-disassembling the speaker to show the diaphragm and tri-folded horn assembly would definitely help illustrate how the horn’s sonic path is longer than the exterior length. We'll keep that in mind for future content!

Sorry for any confusion! Outfitting a restaurant sound system depends on your space and business needs-there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Here are a few key factors to consider: - How much coverage is needed? - What speaker type and how many? - Choosing an amplifier or mixer-amplifier - Do you need paging capabilities? - Would you like wall volume controls? If you have specific questions, we’d be happy to help! You can reach us at (888) 256-4112 or sales@proacoustics.com for personalized recommendations.

Thanks for watching, and we appreciate the kind words! Yes, your plan sounds adequate. Just ensure your total speaker load matches your amplifier’s power capabilities. Sounds like a great setup!

Yes, you can use your active speaker with your DAC/amp setup as long as you have a way to split the audio signal to feed both your active speakers and your DAC. Just be sure not to send an amplified signal from an amp to the input of an active speaker, as this could cause damage. Hope that helps!

We understand how frustrating that can be! The EON Connect app should be available on the Apple App Store here: apps.apple.com/us/app/eon-connect/id986872369. If you’re having trouble connecting, make sure your device meets the app’s compatibility requirements and that Bluetooth is enabled. Hope that helps-good luck!

Yes, we serve and ship throughout the entire U.S., including Las Vegas, NV. While we don’t offer on-location services or installation, we do provide lifetime tech support for all purchases. Feel free to visit our website at www.proacousticsusa.com or contact us at (888) 256-4112 or sales@proacoustics.com if you have any questions!

Wireless microphones can behave differently depending on their sensitivity and pickup pattern. It sounds like you might be experiencing a combination of plosive sounds and possible distortion or signal clipping. To address this, try maintaining consistent air space between your mouth and the microphone-this helps control plosives and avoids overwhelming the mic's sensitivity. Additionally, external DSP (Digital Signal Processing) equipment with compressors or limiters can help manage volume spikes and ensure a more balanced sound. If the issue persists, it could also relate to the receiver's distance or interference. Make sure there’s a clear line of sight between the mic and receiver and that you're not exceeding its optimal range. I hope this helps, and good luck!

That’s correct! The combo jack can work with either TS or TRS, but it only handles a mono signal. For stereo operation, you’ll need to use two inputs-one for the left channel and one for the right channel.

Apologies if the video wasn’t clear about this! Headroom in 70-volt audio refers to the extra capacity an amplifier has to handle the total speaker wattage without maxing out. It’s recommended that the combined wattage of your speakers stays at least 20% below the amplifier's max output. This extra space ensures the amp can handle variations in the audio signal without distortion or clipping.

It's always a good idea to lower the volume as soon as you notice any clipping or distortion, as this can damage the components of your headphones. If your headphones sound clear at a lower volume now, it's likely they haven’t suffered permanent damage. However, if you continue to notice distortion even at lower volumes, it might indicate that some damage occurred.

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It sounds you might need to check if the main mixer/amp connected to the wall plate has its volume turned up for sufficient headroom.

16/2 gauge twisted pair speaker wire, such as West Penn 225, is the most commonly used option in commercial applications. It’s reliable and suitable for running sound to your speakers efficiently.

Great question! Please contact one of our team members to discuss your application and find the best options for your needs. You can reach us at (888) 256-4112 or sales@proacoustics.com-we’re happy to help!

Yes. just make sure it is at least like 3 ohms dc resistance after you bypass/remove the 70V line transformer, if it has one. Then attach the appropriate wire and or connector. I have done this with shortwave radios as the aux speaker. You get no bass, of course and if you are putting a strong full range signal in, it can blow it with low freq.

Thank you for pointing that out! I apologize if there was any misunderstanding in our explanation in the video. You’re absolutely correct-adding more speakers doesn’t increase the watt output of your amplifier. Perhaps this blog can help clarify things further: www.proacousticsusa.com/blog/post/how-to-choose-the-right-70v-amplifier-for-your-sound-system.

Unfortunately, sound masking can't change vocal tones to be less Ruby Rhod-esque, but it can help reduce overall distractions and blend voices into the background noise. If only we had a setting called 'Tone Adjustment for Over-the-Top Bosses'! 😄

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It happens! We’ve seen cases where voice coils seize up in the magnets.

Feel free to reach out to us at Pro Acoustics for more assistance-contact us at (888) 256-4112 or email sales@proacoustics.com. We’re here to help!

Yes, you can set it up this way. However, you’ll likely need DSP in the amplifier to properly power the subwoofer unless the sub has a built-in passive crossover. This ensures the sub receives the correct frequencies while the powered tops handle the full-range signal.

Sometimes interference can affect the signal range, so adjusting the frequency (following the instructions in the product’s manual) might help restore performance. If the issue persists, I’d recommend contacting the manufacturer of your wireless microphone for additional troubleshooting. They can help determine if there’s an issue with the transmitter or if there are other solutions. Hope this helps!

Unfortunately, the JBL EON10 doesn't have built-in Bluetooth, but you can still make it Bluetooth-compatible using an external Bluetooth adapter. You can find a range of options here: www.proacousticsusa.com/live-sound-equipment/accessories/bluetooth-receivers-transmitters.html. We also have an older video covering some excellent products: ruclips.net/video/JuB46LM_Yxg/видео.html. All of these are still viable options, except the Galaxy Audio JIB/BT4R, which has now been replaced by the JIB/BT8R.

Yes, two JBL 26C speakers should be sufficient for a 19x24 patio with 12-foot ceilings. Space them out as evenly as possible across the area for optimal coverage to provide a balanced sound throughout the patio.

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Sorry to hear that! 😕 Could you clarify if you're having trouble hearing sound from the video itself or from your speakers? We're here to help!

@ProAcoustics thanks for the reply, it's a new laptop. After much faffing with settings, I resorted to the old turn it off and back on, and it worked!

Ah, the classic “off and on” trick-always there when we need it! 😂 Glad to hear it did the trick!

Thanks for reaching out! For detailed assistance on choosing the right PA speaker for your setup, feel free to contact our sales engineers at (888) 256-4112 or email us at sales@proacoustics.com. They’ll help you find the perfect match based on your specifications! You can also browse our selection here: www.proacousticsusa.com

Thanks for your interest! Our sales engineers have a lot of experience recommending speakers for ball fields and are very familiar with Yorkville. They can give you insights into how speakers have performed for our customers in similar setups. Feel free to reach out at (888) 256-4112 or sales@proacoustics.com, and we’ll be happy to help!

Yes, if your mixer has a line-level output that doesn’t send power, you can connect a powered mixer to a powered amplifier to drive your passive 15-inch speakers. Just connect the mixer’s output to the inputs of your power amp, and it will handle the amplification for your speakers.