Feature:
1/4" only no Speakon, but that's fine with me.
NO piezo tweeter, they've got a good compression driver, and
good protection there... I've seen the cab light up quite a few times as a result of feedback, and they're still working perfectly.
Quality:
For the price, I don't know what out there is better.
And for any price, they just sound good enough for anything I've used them for, short of a large band in a large venue, for which I just brought other speakers, but who knows, these may have done okay.
Value:
I've gotta give a ten here, where I can take the price completely into consideration. There is no better value for $200, and I shop carefully.
Desirability:
Actually, they've got me so spoiled with their looks, light-weight and good sound, I don't know what I'd do without them.
I've got much-more expensive speakers, and they rarely go out since I've gotten these.
Sound:
Sounds fine. I'm not sure what the others were compaining about. They're $200 speakers. I subscribe to a couple ProSound forums, and whenever someone is looking for a low-cost speaker that's a good value, this speaker comes up every time.
Ease of Use:
Can't get easier, light as a feather (almost).
Support:
I've never needed any, but Peavey's support is known to be good.
I belong to a couple pro-sound forums, and peavey engineers are always there helping people... great company with great product and staff.
Overall:
All things considered, there are too many advantages, looks, sound, weight, price, the Peavey name... no going wrong with these.
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