PRORECK MX15 15inch 2500W Bluetooth Powered PA System Mixer/Amp with Stands/Mic Effect Controller 48V Phantom Power, Audio Interface

These are really nice speakers. Better than what you’ll find at this price point with an amp. I only used the garbage mono amp because I had to, but upgraded to a Seismic audio landslide 12p 150w rms powered mixer and the speakers work great in stereo!!! I also removed the grills and replaced the screws if anyone wants to do the same for max quality.

15”. Quickly shipped. Well packaged. AaSpeakers and stands in one box. Amplifier in the second. They arrived together!Quality as expected. (This is a budget system after all.) Easy setup. All features and functions operate as advertised.Well worth the cost. Purchased for live performance. Acoustic guitars and vocals. Set them up in the studio for testing. So far so good. Was surprised to find rack mounts included for the amplifier! Yes, I put it in my rack since there was space. Fits perfectly.I have purchased a ton of budget equipment over the years. I’ve discovered that if you’re careful with it, it will probably outlast your expectations. If you’re going to toss it around, trust it to a roadie, the random stranger, or even a friend, it won’t last long as you hope.If something goes south I will change my rating, but, for now, it’s getting 5 stars for being exactly as advertised.

I had to buy a quick karaoke set up in a pinch on a modest budget. I purchased these after reading a few reviews and doing a lot of research and they seemed to be what I needed at a decent price point. I wasn't disappointed. Decent sound, as well. Everything is very portable which has been helpful. One of the knobs on the speaker broke (to tighten to the stand) almost right away, but it hasn't been too much of a hindrance so far. You don't get a lot of reverb options and people have been asking to turn it up - so it's noticeable. I am going to invest in a subwoofer, even though it doesn't have a dedicated line for one, it should still be able to get one connected, I've read. The speaker cables weren't terrible, but I did invest in a little bit higher quality and longer ones. Overall, a good bang for your buck, though.

I purchased 2 sets to use as the speakers for our family Mardi Gras float and events. It has been a great investment. I will say the you can hook 4 speakers together using cable splitters to amplify the sound. The amp is great and durable. I did have two since I purchased two kits, however one of them overheated and I have not been able to turn it back on if anyone has any ideas. The other ones works just fine. I do plan to make another purchase so I will have 6 speaks and 2 amps for more events. To protect these during the float ride, I wrapped them I black plastic bags this helped keep them from getting scratched up or water damage in case it started to rain. Highly Recommend!!!

For the price this is a great deal. I didn't go into this blind, I've done sound for bands in the past and I've been casually shopping for quite a few years now. I didn't get this to be a DJ (not enough low-end for that) and I didn't get it to use with my TV or for use with outdoor movies (it's mono, not stereo). I *did* get it for my dad to take when he sings and plays piano at events so people can hear him. I *did* get it to hook up to my electronic drums, bass, guitars, keyboard and microphones to make loud and annoying noises in my garage with friends. It works very well for the uses I purchased it for and I'm quite happy.This is a single bus system. It has two speakers, but they play exactly the same sound. You can't have left / right channels and you can't have mains / monitors channels either. There's no effects loop, just a digital delay / reverb to add a little bit to the vocals if needed. Each channel has a simple "Bass" and "Treble" adjustment as well as the reverb amount and a volume knob. It's a "bare minimum" kind of thing, but, again for a small venue PA system it's got what you need and not a whole lot more for a good price.As far as power this is more of a "house party" kind of system than a "block party" kind of system. For live music and vocals it's got quite a bit (for the price it's got a heck of a lot) to offer. I put this on par with something like the Fender Passport Venue or Event series, just a whole lot cheaper. It does sound pretty good for a PA.I like having six channels, that's perfect for a garage band. I've got drums, bass, guitar, keyboard and two mics and that's just right for what we're doing. Sometimes we'll switch out a microphone for a second guitar and that works just fine also. I might switch the drums to using the RCA inputs if I really need to. I would lose the bass/treble adjustments though, so I'm not sure if that would be a problem.Update: I'm having so much fun with this. This replaces 4+ amps for the price of one decent one. It gets better as you learn how to adjust the EQ to prevent distortion (and move the things that were touching the speaker that were rattling!). I have no idea how well this would work for an actual performance, but it should be fine for a small venue.

The sound output is of decent quality. Would be a good back up for a dj I’m a pinch. However, one the speaker stands already fell apart on me so I had to use another stand. For the prices, it’s not horrible, but the speaker stands are not good at all. Had the same problem with my last proreck set upUpdate - they did send me new speaker stands, which are not much better honestly.After using this set up for 2 months now, it has a bad rattle to the sound. Like a bad vibration in the speakers. I don't recommend.3rd update… speaker has completely blown and bass equalizer on the mixer is not working.Not happy at all!!

Ordered this for my boyfriend and he loves it. Sounds hyaluronic is amazing! You can turn it up so hogh the entire neighborhood could here it.