Feature:
Yes, the Samson mic is nice, but could use a on off switch. Cables for the speakers is satisfactory. Mic clip works fine.
Quality:
Samson did a good job. Just work on the wheels for better rolling. Should last a long time with proper care.
Value:
Yes! Good price. Not nearly as expensive as other powered speakers/PA systems. However, unit is worth every dollar if you need a system to augment vocals, monitor, small dj gigs or performing in small venues like a corporate event, coffee shop.
Desirability:
Nothing sexual about it Bro! Nice to look at, but what do you want.. a blow up doll or a PA?
Sound:
The sound of the Samson Expedition 250 watt Pa System is clean. The DSP feature is nice, especially for singers. The unit is perfect for a standard Vocal PA or small to medium Dj/combo/public speaking gig.
The unit needs to be used with a Bass Sub if you want to kick it harder in clubs. However, if you use it for promotional events with DJ music...you will be fine. The unit works well with larger cabs and smaller speakers. For exampe, the peavy PR 10's or any 15 Cab with oomph will augment the overall sound. Jacks: 1/4 and XLR,and Rca connections are convenient. Offers a wireless plugin for wireless mics.
How to improve system: First, enlarge the wheels for better rolling.
Add a Bass Sub to improve low end. Offer a 15 speaker! Integrate a CD player into unit. Finally, install a protective cover for the pan pots on the mixer to prevent damage.
Ease of Use:
Easy to use....enough said. Unit sounds good as a monitor for a keyboard player or musician/singer.
Support:
NO.
Overall:
I will use it until it stops working. Hopefully, it should give me many years of great service. If the unit was lost or stolen, I would be sad, but let's not go there. Would I buy another? If the unit had a more powerful Sub Woofer to work with the EXP's.
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