This 2-way 15 in. PA cabinet is internally biamp powered. The biamp design provides dedicated power amps for the low frequency 15 in. driver and the 15 in. compression driver. The lows are driven by 125 watts and the highs by 50 watts. By separating the power amps the cabinet is more efficient and sound quality is more precise. This cabinet features a high-output, neodymium 15 in. driver with a 1.75 in. voice coil. This contributes to its light weight and the portability that everyone loves about the EON line. Learn More...
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10 out of 10Feature:
Again, the only complaint is the lack of 1/4 inch inputs. Otherwise, perfections has been attained!
Quality:
Takes whatever abuse it has received, including being dropped on it's head, and just keeps going. A true road warrior!
Value:
Obviousl leader in the category for quality and price.
Desirability:
I get more outta this than from my wife!
Sound:
I use it for Electronic Drums and it gives me the lows I need without sounding like I am running through a bass amp, and the highs are crisp and clean without sounding like "tin".
Ease of Use:
If you can't figure out how to use it, even without the manual, try again after you graduate pre-school!
Support:
Have never needed company. Apparently, no one else has either!
Overall:
Takes a Lickin' but keeps on Tickin!
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10 out of 10Feature:
I would have liked to see 1/4 inch inputs, but all you need is an XLR adapter.
Quality:
I bought these 4 years ago and they have been hauled all over in the trunk of my car. I lend them to friends for weddings & parties. All that's happened is that the grill on one is a bit rusty where it was wet for a while. I noticed a volume knob being a little flaky at one point, but it just needed some vigorous turning to fix.
Value:
I bought two of them from ZZounds four years ago, and the price has gone up, not down. I've definitely got my money's worth though, and would probably re-buy even at the higher price.
Sound:
Great sound, plenty loud
Ease of Use:
Turn it on and adjust the volume
Support:
Haven't needed any.
Overall:
Fairly portable, lots of sound. Rugged enough to haul around. A local club uses these for PA and they seem to have held up even with that heavy use.
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10 out of 10Sound:
The best full deep rich sound of the Eon's can't be beat! I've used mine for 3 years now and wouldn't trade them for anything... well I guess if I could have 4 instead of 2 id take the trade in a heart beat! DJ Spurs Las Vegas Nv.
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10 out of 10Feature:
All features on this speaker are great. It doesn't need a two band EQ like the G2's have. I just use Aseperate Graphic Equalizer where I can get the real toned sound I want, not some preset EQ that the factory chooses for you like 80HZ and 12KHZ vaiable. That may be too crispy and to deep for some one with a more solid midrange voice if I'm using it in a mic to speaker (no board) applification. With the 15P-1, if I'm not going to use a board or Graphic EQ, then I'm not worried about fine toning my sound. They should have included 1/4 inch input-output jacks though!
Quality:
Great. I love the way they look, kind of Phantom like.
Value:
I would say that these speakers are worth a little more than what they are retailing at.
Desirability:
I want to get my own pair of these for my DJ system. Right now, (Go ahead and laugh) I'm using a pair of 1980's SANYO 3-way 100watt 12' Home Audio speakers, you know, with the particle board wood and the fake laminate oak look, which is almost completely scratched off! I got them at the swap meet for $20, great for bedroom window rattling!
Plus the grills smell like they belonged to some one who never stoped smoking cigarettes around them. The woofer blows that smell when you turn the bass up and, I think I'm getting Asthma! :-( The Eon's could also solve this problem for me! :-)
Sound:
Beautiful architecture, fun and easy to opperate. A little buzzing from the ground though.
Support:
Don't know.
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Definately my first and favorite pick for a basic-detailed PA system.
Huh? I didn't realize that was an oxy-moron!
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10 out of 10Feature:
1 XLR input only - no 1/4 balanced phone jacks. There is no mixer or cross-over knobs - so unless you have a powered mixer with good EQ, the sound can be a little flat
Quality:
very solid equipment - no distortion...this speaker is Painfully **loud**. I have read reviews stating these are adequate for small venues...I think these would be adequate for large venues and outstanding for small venues.
Value:
Given that the going price for these are $400 - the value is wonderful - no EQ or mixer or multiple channels...but loud powerful sound for the money
Sound:
I bought these(2) to be live Keyboard powered amps. For individual sounds the speakers are great. For orchestral mixes, the bass is a little muddy and the mids are flat. The highs are ok but the 16khz top end really cuts a lot of the dynamic content of orchestral mixes
Support:
Have not needed support
Overall:
These PA's will be great for portable gigs for a long time
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