RCF sound system reviews

Hello everyone, I would like some opinions regarding the RCF brand :)

I am a beginner in the DJ world with currently entry-level equipment... I want to upgrade to a higher quality, specifically RCF, in a few months

Right now I have:
2 Auna PW2222 speakers
1 Audiophony AS620 amplifier
1 amplified system with Ibiza 1800 subwoofer

As I said, it’s still entry-level; I didn’t have much money...

I would like to switch to these speakers and this subwoofer:

2 RCF ART 312 A MK III speakers
http://www.thomann.de/fr/rcf_art_312_a_mk_iii.htm

1 speaker for subwoofer RCF L18S801-8
https://www.thomann.de/fr/rcf_l18s8018.htm

1 amplifier for the subwoofer the t.amp TA2400 MK-X
https://www.thomann.de/fr/t-amp_ta2400.htm

This would be for private use as well as for events in halls (100 to 300 people) or outdoors

In private use, I mainly listen to electronic music or techno

Thank you for your responses, have a nice day :)

5 answers

  1. Hello,

    working in a sound system store,

    I recommend two RCF ART 312 A MK3
    and a bass subwoofer 705 AS

    in terms of sound quality it's perfect, if everything is well adjusted

    I personally use it

    sincerely
    1. Alright, thanks for the subwoofer, I will do it myself, I can't afford to pay that much :/

      Otherwise, I saw this pack from HK Audio with:

      HK Audio Premium PR:O 18 S
      HK Audio Premium PR:O 15

      Or rather the RCF?
    2. Hk has a good sound too, but let it be known that you can only take two RCFs and wait to buy the subwoofer later. ;)
    3. Yes, I'm going to take the 2 RCFs to see what they sound like, then a subwoofer if I feel it lacks bass to my taste.

      Do I need a filter to put between the amp and the speaker? What do you recommend? I couldn't find anything :/
    4. Les enceintes sont déjà amplifiées elles-mêmes et n'ont pas besoin de filtre !! Tes enceintes ont déjà tout dedans : ampli et filtre.
    5. You connect directly from your mixing table to the speaker without going through anything else; your adjustment is made from your mixing table afterward.