I've been using these exclusively for a little over a year. I absolutely love them! I does take a little while to get them dialed in though. I run a pair through an external mixer and they absolutely thump! Highly recommend! Great video.

I bought a pair of these last October when they were on sale, for this summer’s wedding season. I’ve gotten really great feedback about the sound this year. Super happy I made the switch. Only switched cuz I was tired of hoisting speakers on stands, but I’ll admit I was nervous taking these to weddings. Not anymore tho. A pair of these are great for a 150-200 person event.

Great review. Ive heard this speaker before and it sounded incredible!

This speaker looks like the real deal. Thank you for this great review

I really liked using this speaker. Crazy bass and it's powerful for just 1 speaker.

Looks like a nice speaker. I absolutely love my pair of JBL PRX1s. Very easy to carry and setup. I chose the JBLs because it has eq, reverb and many other functions. These type of speakers have come a long way.

Your making me want to get this speaker lol. Nice review man

Hi there, I came across your review because im looking for some info about this gear, possibly to buy. You said that the bass didn't go really far. Would you say that this is enough to make outdoor events (DJ) for 150/200 people? Thanks in advance.

I am look for a speaker for my rebounding classes. There are normally around 20 people in a class. I need my voice to be clear so clients can hear my instructions but I also need the music to be loud, clear and motivating without sounding noisy. Would you recommend this for my application. My concern is that you said that you were going to stick to your point source speakers (I don't know what this means) so maybe I should be getting point source speakers too.

Can you connect 2 or more

How about a pair of this in my livingroom as a hifi system? Would it be up to the job?

How do these compare to the RCf's Evox J8s?

The fact that the subwoofer doesn't go over a certain range makes this system great for indoor and small private parties so that the neighbors aren't disturbed. For outdoor events, let's just add an additional subwoofer and it is done.

Owned 2 HK 12s for about 15 months now. I absolutely love the sound. I had to get 2 of these. I need my stereo sound. I've had people who owned the larger BOSE systems say to me that these kick serious bass out. Of course, you'll never ever get someone who's a BOSE fan to say anything that would even imply that the HK may be better, so I'll accept any compliment. lol 1 is good but 2 is just over the top. I will say that if you're doing a room and it's a long room? You will need to employ some fill speakers or else the sound does drop off after 20-30 feet. Now, it's still loud, but you can talk to others. That's to be expected from most column arrays. I'm in the wedding and private party business, so the fact that sound can drop off is actually a positive since you want sound to be where the people are dancing and you want the people who are not dancing to be able to carry on a conversation. If I was running a bar, I would go with a conventional PA. BTW I am investing in a set of EV EVERSE 8's which are battery operated so I can provide side fill. I have some decent transmitter and receivers that can transmit the signal to the side fills. However Most rooms in St. John's are small to medium sized and the few larger rooms like the Delta Ballroom, Sheraton, The CLB and a few will have the DJ located in the centre of a side wall. Great video!

Need opinion is it worth it column/ array speakers ?

No effect returning

I listened to these and they were lacking SPL when compared to others in its category. I went with the LD Systems Maui 28 G3 instead. Thanks for the video. Keep up the good work.

It's point source speaker and it was never built to have lights put on it....