Extremely clear! Very low distortion at levels near the threshold of pain. They even sound great at low levels. Others have said here that subwoofers should be used with these cabs in larger venues. All I can add is that it certainly seems to reproduce bass, kick drums, and other low frequencies very well in smaller venues. These cabs are pretty efficient, not needing a great deal of power to produce high levels. Vocals sound soooo good through these.

Hardware is well thought out. Speakon connectors are really nice.

Very well built. Will take plenty of road use.

The MP225 is not inexpensive. They do compare very well to Mackie and Peavey models that are a bit more expensive. This is a very good value in a high end speaker.

Too early to give an opinion, but JBL has a pretty good reputation. Professional sound is a big part of their business.

If you're into black monoliths, this is your speaker. With some light on the front of the cabinets, its fun to see those big ol' JBL 15s lurking in there.

Active Musician

Rock, Blues

They are clean and crisp. I would suggest using the 418s m-pro subwoofer cabinet with these speakers for larger rooms.

They are not hard to handle and are well balanced when using the handles.

Well built cabs. Good hardware and trim. They will take the beating of being on the road if need be.they are great.

JBL speaks for itself

I have used JBL on and off for the last 35 years. Never had a problem of any kind. Use them not abuse them. Need good power amps that will not clip or distort when using them and you will not have a problem.

They look and sound like a professional sound cabint should. Clean and clear with good seperation.

35 years playing and still Rocking

Classic Rock, Funk and Blues.