Feature:
good shape--wedge and can use as a PA speaker on a stand

Quality:
seems ok.

Value:
It is a good value, but I replaced the 14 XT compression drivers with RX22's--blew the 14 XT's just like another person said. The RX22's made the difference

Desirability:
It's ok, cheap

Sound:
It sounds ok, but a little on the brassy side.

Ease of Use:
sounds ok, but a little bright

Support:
no problems

Overall:
Having replaced the copmpression drivers with RX 22's it should last forever now.

Feature:
Nothing Fancy

Quality:
Seems solid enough. Not made out of the thickness of wood that I am used to....but I don't jump on them!!!

Value:
Great price compared to other monitors of comparible value!!!

Desirability:
Looks good, sounds good, priced good!!!

Sound:
Sounds Great

Ease of Use:
Simple to use, very basic

Support:
Peavey has always been helpful when I've contacted them

Overall:
I am a classic & southern rock musican. I've had these monitors for about a month now. They are clear & sound great, and I have used other name brands of monitors. They are very basic without anything fancy. For the price, they are a good deal compared to other monitors that are of camparible value. Only worry is that I am used to a monitor built with thicker wood, but these seem sturdy enough---I don't jump on them!!! Only bummer is that they are not American made, they are made in China. Pretty common now-a-days, but there are still a few other brands currently made in USA...but give it time!!!

Feature:
It's got parallel input/outputs, a handle and a speaker stand cup...good enough. Also, it's rated at 500 watts but we had put much less than that through them when the horns went.

Quality:
The cabinet is fine and the grill that protects the speakers seems fine. Again, the horn driver is the problem. If you want these speakers be prepared to buy replacement drivers. No, I'm not a kid. Professional musician here with 25 years of experience including touring.

Value:
They're cheap. But, figure on paying an extra $50 or so per speaker to replace the horns.

Sound:
When it works, it sounds pretty good. The problem is a bad horn driver. The even bigger problem is that it's a problem in EVERY one of them, not just one of them. But they do sound good when the horn isn't blown. More on that below

Ease of Use:
It's a speaker cabinet. Plug it in...pretty easy.

Support:
I haven't dealt with them, but a bass player that I know has and said that he called Peavey about HIS set with blown horns and they gave him the run-around.

Overall:
If I had it to do all over again, I'd have gotten Yamahas

Feature:
The pole mounting feature is very nice, especially for tight spaces where the monitor cannot be placed on the ground.

Quality:
Very unreliable. I have purchased 2 brand new ones and right from the start, the tweeter of the second one kept dying while performing, rendering just a dull sound. I returned it to the supplier and now am waiting...

Value:
I am not sure. The first thing I want in my gear is reliability. This is the first time that brand new gear malfunctions on me like this

Desirability:
It is just a practical addition to help the vocals.

Sound:
I use 2 of these monitors in live settings for vocals and acoustic guitars. The sound is bright with a nice bass body when it works.

Ease of Use:
Very easy, just plug and play.

Support:
I dealt with my supplier, very friendly, but waiting to see if this brand new monitor can get fixed...

Overall:
I am quite dissapointed with the quality this Peavey product and I am already searching for other products reviewing other brands. I did not buy a cheaper product to avoid this type of problem, I mitakenly thought Peavey was ok if you want reliability.