Feature:
The molded handle makes transport easier and the poly cabinet stands up well to bumps and scratches.

Quality:
3 pairs subject to all kinds of abuse by renters have stood up well. No blown woofers, nothing falling apart. Emblems are not firmly attached and those are the first to go. The only reason I gave it a 9 in this category.

Value:
I dinged their score a little in this category because I feel the price is a bit high for this poly 10" speaker. It should really be priced closer to $99.

Desirability:
The battleship grey is unappealing and outdated. It should be black if they expect any points in this category.

Sound:
I own three pairs of this speaker. I use them as part of a karaoke rental package. The sound is perfect for the both music and vocals with clear, crisp reproductions for smaller venues like backyards. The 400 watt power handling is a plus for such a small speaker.

Ease of Use:
Simple 1/4" plug with pass through for daisy chaining. Speaker stand hole in bottom perfect for mounting on stands. Nice and light.

Support:
I haven't had to deal with support due to the trouble free nature of these speakers so I gave them a 10 on credit.

Overall:
I give a nine overall because the many pros definitely outweigh the few cons for this speaker. Road worthy, good sound, reliable. A little ugly and a little pricey.

Feature:
The built in handle and small size makes it easy to transport the speakers. They would be alot better if the came with speakon connections as well as being all black instead of gray.

Quality:
Had them for 2 years still work like they just came out the box. The PR10 have never let me down. The cab get scratched easily but that doesn't bother me much

Value:
$150 for 400 watt program/ 800 watt peak way and the quality you receive well worth the value.

Desirability:
I want it heck I want to buy to more so I can have 2 for lows and 2 for mids.

Sound:
Good sound production on the highs and mids. Needs a sub to the lows but overall it good more the small to mid size gigs I do as a DJ

Ease of Use:
Easy to handle don't hurt back caring these speakers or struggle to mount them on a stand after that it just plug and play

Support:
I never had to call costumer service any of the peavey products that I used.

Overall:
I really happy with the speakers. They do everything that i need them to do.

Quality:
good construction

Value:
cheap too!

Sound:
These little 10" speakers, weighing only 20 pounds apiece, actually are sufficient for a rock combo. Incredible!

Ease of Use:
The smallest and the lightest...hooray!!!!

Support:
na

Quality:
No Speakon connections, of course, but the 1/4 inputs have a very plasticky, cheesey feel. They have operated flawlessly, however.

Sound:
I am a professional touring keyboardist who recently dumped my bulky Mackie 450s for a very light weight setup. I run a stereo system where all my keyboards and synths are sent to a small Mackie 12 channel mixer, the left right XLR outputs go into a very lightweight and compact QSC amp in my synth rack and then to the Peavey speakers, which I set up on a slant just below where I stand. I am also responsible for bass which I take directly out of the synth module and into a Hartke 15" kickback Bass Amp, so the Peaveys are getting my full range mix MINUS the bass. I am playing at a reasonably loud stage volume but to be clear, not pounding rock levels. The Peaveys have done a fine job replacing the Mackies. But to be fair, I used to run the bass thru the Mackies as well, something I do not recommend you try with 10 inch Peaveys, no matter how good they sound: the bass would definitely fry them. I am constantly getting comments from sound guys and stage folks who are impressed with the sound I am getting from this very tidy little setup. And the kicker is, of course, you never get over how light and easy to move around these little cabs are. Because you must have them pointed directly at you and would say that they would have limited use as PA speakers as the dispersion just isn't wide enough, unless you are playing in a very small venue (which these little guys are really only suited for anyway). You can make them loud and they still sound good. Just don't expect low end to be there. I suggest a crossover if you are using them as PA and send the low frequencies to a small sub. They have survived two three week road tours and look good, no complaints. Get some covers though..

Feature:
Nice molded handles. Easy to carry. Mounts to speaker stands easily with built-in hardware.

Quality:
Well made..fairly durable. strong case.

Value:
Great product for the price. Best speaker in this price range.

Desirability:
Very practical piece of equipment.

Sound:
Excellent sound for such a small speaker. I play solo at medium size venues and they work great for my needs. They have better sound than the 15-inch speakers I was previously using. They are very clear throughout the volume levels that I use. Probably wouldn't suggest them for very high volume levels.

Ease of Use:
It's a speaker...just plug it in.

Support:
Haven't needed any support.

Overall:
A good all around lightweight speaker for the price. Great sound for the size.

Feature: