active speakers?

[gotmule?]

I have a few ART312-As, and they are also great, but much heavier than your 10”.

Too bad the price went up about $100 in the past few months…

Another vote for the RCF ART 312As. They are an excellent speaker and have never let me down since I first got them (almost a year ago). I have used them both as mains and monitors and while I am not a huge fan of the monitor angle, it is acceptable for most applications. As mains, they have also far surpassed my expectations for sound quality and volume. I have also heard the 310As and the sound from them was also very pleasant.

Another speaker you might want to look into is the Alto Truesonic series. While I have not used or heard this specific speaker, I have read great things about them and I use the Alto SXM112 for stage monitors and they have been a real bargain at $300. I would even put them on the same level as the RCFs as far as sound quality.

 

[Marko 1]

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... and I use the Alto SXM112 for stage monitors and they have been a real bargain at $300. I would even put them on the same level as the RCFs as far as sound quality.

Wow… funny, I just ordered two of those Alto coax powered wedges the from Hello Music for $235+$9 shipping. They’re not here yet, but in a few days they will be, and I’m looking forward to seeing how they perform. Stages get pretty tight, and I thought the smaller footprint would help a bit, not to mention the better angle over the 312s.

Glad you like them, as I couldn’t really find much by the way of reviews.

 

[gotmule?]

Wow… funny, I just ordered two of those Alto coax powered wedges the from Hello Music for $235+$9 shipping...Glad you like them, as I couldn’t really find much by the way of reviews.

At $235, you got them at a total steal! I'm sure you'll enjoy them as much as I do and at that price, they might even sound a little bit better

 

[Ajak]

Do the RCFs point too low or too high? Could I fix that by putting a chuck of wood under it or will they just fall back?

Unfortunately I can't find these Altos in Europeen onlineshops (musicstore.com and thomann.de). To avoid oversea shipping I'll take something I can find here.

 

[Marko 1]

Do the RCFs point too low or too high? Could I fix that by putting a chuck of wood under it or will they just fall back?

Unfortunately I can't find these Altos in Europeen onlineshops (musicstore.com and thomann.de). To avoid oversea shipping I'll take something I can find here.

Too low if you want it near your feet aimed at your head; looks to be 45-degree angle...

and with the plug and jacks on the back, just propping the front up might not work so well.

It’s not really an ideal wedge in that respect.

 

[Ajak]

and with the plug and jacks on the back, just propping the front up might not work so well.

But would it hold the balance if I'd prop the front up? I think I'd get myself some angled xlrs.

 

[Marko 1]

Angled XLR is a great idea.

A 3/4-inch strip of something under the front edge and it sorta rolls back and stays nicely.