Feature:
Config is adequate with 1/4 inputs. Internal components and cabinet are substandard. Crossovers vibrate apart under moderate bass levels, horn vibrates around at certain freq's. Will explain below...
Quality:
At a medium level volume gig, one speaker woof stopped output. It was the crossover...the coil vibrated off the circuitboard. I reglued it and resoldered it, & added glue to the other one to prevent future failure. Next gig, both speakers developed rattle internal, it was the horn itself which is not mounted securely. I braced it up with some wood. Bad design.
Value:
Aside from shoddy parts / defects, the speakers perform reasonably well for their price. If they glued the crossovers better and added some physical bracing or soft gasket to horns mounting to eliminate rattle, these would be great.
Desirability:
Cosmetically they are great, though I would prefer carpet instead of vinyl due to road dings.
Sound:
The horn is stronger than the woof, volume wise, has to be heavily EQ'ed to avoid feedback thru SM-58 mics. Provides high volumes when correctly EQ'ed.
Support:
Due to shipping cost, it would be prohibitive to deal with warranty repair on a HEAVY BIG cheep speaker. I expected this when I bought it...to deal with my own repairs. I heard their service is not good, poor repair dept is probably swamped with defects.
Overall:
If reworked by the customer, they are fine. As is, they are unreliable.
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