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Dshow 80
If this is real its an exact copy of the Alto TS212:
https://www.altoproaudio.com/images/products/TS212_Back_web.png
If this is real its an exact copy of the Alto TS212:
https://www.altoproaudio.com/images/products/TS212_Back_web.png
Dufrense 0
If this is real its an exact copy of the Alto TS212:
https://www.altoproaudio.com/images/products/TS212_Back_web.png
It's real, link to the official site:
http://www.headrushfx.com/products/frfr-112
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Dshow 80
I've just read that Alto and Headrush are owned by the same company. So it could be that they took the same case design for a new box. It's pretty interessting at this price range and I'm curious how it sounds.
DunedinDragon 747
I've just read that Alto and Headrush are owned by the same company. So it could be that they took the same case design for a new box. It's pretty interessting at this price range and I'm curious how it sounds.
It's a pretty sure thing that it sounds exactly like a Alto TS212. Clearlly just rebranded.
Dufrense 0
It's a pretty sure thing that it sounds exactly like a Alto TS212. Clearlly just rebranded.
Yes sure looks like it. How is the Alto? Is it a good speaker?
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Dshow 80
It's a pretty sure thing that it sounds exactly like a Alto TS212. Clearlly just rebranded.
There are some differences in the specs though. Also the Headrush has more power... so it could be an updated version
DunedinDragon 747
There are some differences in the specs though. Also the Headrush has more power... so it could be an updated version
Oh I suspect it's an updated version as most everyone in the industry is responding to the new high wattage ceiling that QSC set when it introduced the version 2 K series speakers. It looks like the things they changed such as the heavier voice coil were just to accommodate the higher wattage and higher heat, but it doesn't appear to functionally add anything other than a higher power rating. All of it is kind of silly given that it only produces about 2 or 3db more in SPL....but that's marketing for you.
TonyHay 14
Oh I suspect it's an updated version as most everyone in the industry is responding to the new high wattage ceiling that QSC set when it introduced the version 2 K series speakers. It looks like the things they changed such as the heavier voice coil were just to accommodate the higher wattage and higher heat, but it doesn't appear to functionally add anything other than a higher power rating. All of it is kind of silly given that it only produces about 2 or 3db more in SPL....but that's marketing for you.
So it's 'an exact copy of the Alto', other than little details like different amplifier and different speakers. Hookay then.
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Lachdanan0121 160
Oh I suspect it's an updated version as most everyone in the industry is responding to the new high wattage ceiling that QSC set when it introduced the version 2 K series speakers. It looks like the things they changed such as the heavier voice coil were just to accommodate the higher wattage and higher heat, but it doesn't appear to functionally add anything other than a higher power rating. All of it is kind of silly given that it only produces about 2 or 3db more in SPL....but that's marketing for you.
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't that basically did with their floor processor? Isn't it basically modified 11rack software in New form?
I mean the 11rack was a great peice of kit before the Helix, still is actually. However that does seem to be a trend with HR.
cruisinon2 2,161
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't that basically did with their floor processor? Isn't it basically modified 11rack software in New form?
I mean the 11rack was a great peice of kit before the Helix, still is actually. However that does seem to be a trend with HR.
When you don't have any of your own ideas, "creatively acquire" someone else's...😉
DunedinDragon 747
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't that basically did with their floor processor? Isn't it basically modified 11rack software in New form?
I mean the 11rack was a great peice of kit before the Helix, still is actually. However that does seem to be a trend with HR.
My guess is you'll probably see an upgraded Alto TS212 at NAMM or shortly thereafter. The powered speaker market seems to be generating a LOT of hot competition these days. Probably competing for the expansion of the market with demand for these speakers in the modeling area.
Lachdanan0121 160
Although very few ideas are truly unique. Standing on the backs of giants, and all...When you don't have any of your own ideas, "creatively acquire" someone else's...😉
I will say this "iteration" is happening a lot these days. Look at movies, and video games especially. More remakes/reboots/sequels than new IPs.
Lol that said, I do enjoy a good bit of the remake/reboot/sequels 😠lol, especially with gaming.
Rocco_Crocco 138
All of it is kind of silly given that it only produces about 2 or 3db more in SPL....but that's marketing for you.
The new Headrush has twice the power of the Alto. The SPL are the same, but in theory, the HR should sound better at 124DB. I have no idea how it sounds, but the specs are clearly much better.
Rocco_Crocco 138
Yes sure looks like it. How is the Alto? Is it a good speaker?
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I have one and its pretty good. I use it as a monitor at rehearsal and at gigs. Its been reliable and it sounds good. The Helix through the Firehawk 1500 sounds better, though. More "balls" and "thump". It is also 3x the price.
DunedinDragon 747
The new Headrush has twice the power of the Alto. The SPL are the same, but in theory, the HR should sound better at 124DB. I have no idea how it sounds, but the specs are clearly much better.
I doubt it would do much beyond the TS212 than add just a bit more mid and low beef to the sound due to the more robust magnet on the speaker. My guess is this allowed them to add more headroom before the limiter clicked in which was kind of a notorious problem with really loud bands. But honestly, none of these speakers will do their best job once you dial them much up above 12 o'clock, so it should be useful in that range for sure for generating higher SPL at that point than the previous design.
Joepeggio 71
Giving the fact that Line 6 didn't disclosure anything about the new firmware/hardware, they had to copy something else from someone else.
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This is not a Line 6 Product.
datacommando 320
“If you steal from one person it’s theft, and if you steal from lots of people it’s researchâ€When you don't have any of your own ideas, "creatively acquire" someone else's...😉
Guthrie Govan
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Hello,
Just read that Headrush are launching a FRFR at Namm. It will be priced at 299 dollars which translates to around 299 Euros. If it gets good reviews I will buy one to use with my Helix because that is a really reasonable price for a FRFR.
Link:
https://www.gearnews.com/namm-2018-headrush-frfr-112-new-high-powered-speaker-modeller/
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