Yorkville NS10C?

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Al C

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I was reading on the forum all the positive postings regarding the Yorkville E10P and looked online to check them out. I've never used or heard them live but a local sound company has some I can hear. When I looked at their website, they were advertising a special on the Yorkville NX10C for about $100 off. Has anybody tried these?
 
it's funny that you open this thread,

I rented one NX10C for a week so far, played with it everyday, so far love it !!

Super compact, light weight, sound really good with in low volume, I took in reherasal and can keep up easily with our drummer.

So far nothing to complain about

Before this I did try Yamaha DXR8, Alto TS210, EV ZLX, but I prefer this Yorkville
 
metallica86 said:
it's funny that you open this thread,

I rented one NX10C for a week so far, played with it everyday, so far love it !!

Super compact, light weight, sound really good with in low volume, I took in reherasal and can keep up easily with our drummer.

So far nothing to complain about

Before this I did try Yamaha DXR8, Alto TS210, EV ZLX, but I prefer this Yorkville
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My local sight and sound stage rental company is selling them for $378. I'm going to check them out tonight.
 
Still looking at these pretty hard, @ Al C did your local sound company say why they were selling them off?
 
Al C said:
I was reading on the forum all the positive postings regarding the Yorkville E10P and looked online to check them out. I've never used or heard them live but a local sound company has some I can hear. When I looked at their website, they were advertising a special on the Yorkville NX10C for about $100 off. Has anybody tried these?
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I bought a pair second hand. 500 a piece Canadian. They will do the trick. But, remember these are a 10 inch speaker. Not necessarily optimal for guitar. They work in a pinch. My 5 cents.
 
Jamie Dyce said:
I bought a pair second hand. 500 a piece Canadian. They will do the trick. But, remember these are a 10 inch speaker. Not necessarily optimal for guitar. They work in a pinch. My 5 cents.
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"Not necessarily optimal for guitar" is probably not the right choice of words when it refers to a full range solution.

Personally I think it all depends on the context you are implementing them in. A hard driving metal gig would not be the place for a 10" driver to try and carry a loud detuned guitar unless everyone else is going to play at a volume level that works within the specs of the speaker being used.
 
I have 2 yorkville e10p's and a single RCF NX-10sma, and I always find I have to dial back the bass on them.

I tried a pair of the nx10c's and loved them! They're half the price of my e10p's, but still loud and sound great. I may buy 2 to use if I feel like carrying a smaller speaker,( or pair) to a gig.

And they're coaxial!
 
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