ALTO TS410 2000W 10" Powered PA Speaker with 3 Channel Mixer, Bluetooth Streaming, Wireless Loudspeaker Linking, DSP App

I considered every make/model of 10” and 12” powered PA speaker on the market - Mackie Thump, Mackie Thrash, Proreck, Monoprice, Samson, etc.With prices so close, I was struggling to decide as the decision boiled down to features and reviews. It was down to the Mackie Thump 212 and the Alto TS410, and I just decided to go with the Alto based upon slightly higher reviews. I couldn’t have picked better. This speaker has a great full sound. For a 12” speaker, it pushes some great bass. It’s got a pleasant sound that doesn’t overemphasize certain frequencies in ways that sound either muddy or harsh.The inputs gave me great flexibility when I used it to amplify my wireless microphone system for a speaking engagement. Also, I was able to set a sweet spot with the volume that made it loud enough to carry the room but controlled enough that I was able to walk right up to it with my head worn mic without producing any feedback at all.The mobile app is great too, allowing me lots of flexibility with the EQ choices and remote control of the Bluetooth volume level. This also makes it a pretty awesome party speaker.I fully intend to buy a second TS410 to pair with this one and run stereo off my Mackie FX mixer.I’d recommend this speaker to anyone looking for a reasonably priced, full volumed, feature laden powered PA speaker. For the money, I don’t think you’ll find better.

As an electronic drummer, I have been using the Alto TS410 speaker for a month now and I am extremely impressed with its performance. The sound quality is fantastic, with deep and punchy bass tones that really bring my drum samples to life. The highs and mids are also clear and detailed, making it easy to distinguish different elements of my drum kit.One of the things I love most about the TS410 is its portability. The compact design and lightweight construction make it easy to take the speaker with me to gigs or rehearsals. The rugged exterior is also a plus, as it helps protect the speaker from damage during transport.In terms of setup, the TS410 is very straightforward and easy to use. I appreciate the simple controls and the fact that I can connect it to my e-drum module with a single cable. The speaker delivers great sound quality at high volumes, making it ideal for live performances.Overall, I am very happy with my purchase of the Alto TS410 speaker (especially for the price it got it for).It has exceeded my expectations in terms of sound quality and versatility, and I would highly recommend it to any electronic drummer looking for a powerful and reliable speaker.

Alto really stepped up their game with these. They sound amazing. Not quite as nice as QSC, but for the price it's unreal. VERY loud and takes a LOT to distort.

Overall this speaker is pretty good... for the price you are not going to do better. However, it has a serious design flaw... come on Alto... don't you see it?When you lay it on its side to use as a wedge, the handle is on the wrong side and makes it a pain to pick up. If you roll it back to grab the handle then any cables that may be connected get smashed against the floor.Other than this one handle, there is really no other 'secure' way to pick it up. I thought Alto would have figured this out by version 4 of the speaker.If this doesn't bother you then go for it, it sounds good and is pretty loud (obviously not 2000 Watts, how do they come up with these ridiculous ratings)?

If you use a speaker tunning system, like the JBL drive rack pa 2 to auto EQ this speaker, you will have a great sound when you are done. I think it sounds great, and it is an alternative to the more expensive JBL.

The size is right, it's very light. It's plenty loud alone, but the XLR out makes it easy to amplify it to a PA. This is my first FRFR speaker, and it has pretty much rendered my Marshall amps inert

Easy to use device controls on the speaker and with the Alto app. Excellent dynamic range and clarity. I think the power is over stated but this Alto Professional TS410 has sufficient power for small coffee house gigs or practicing in the studio. I am very impressed at this price point. Good value for a variety of applications. The individual mic volume controls really don't kick in until they are past the halfway point so my only criticism is that I wish they could improve the mic/line volume controls for better sensitivity at lower volume settings.

Box it came in had oblivious been open before, a returned/defective item shipped to me, a new purchaser. Of course, it didn't work and was returned again by me. Maybe you'll get it next. Lol. Throughly not impressed.