Feature:
Great ins and outs.... tough grills. Heavy construction, built like a bomb shelter should be.

Quality:
Again, built like a bomb shelter should be.

Value:
Best value in it's class bar none.

Desirability:
Big speakers, big sound... not for the faint of heart for sure. These things CRANK!

Ease of Use:
Power them with 1000W RMS and you will very happy!

Support:
who knows.... should be good. Yammy is a good corp.

Overall:
I mount them on top of 18" subs and push them with 1100 W RMS each side. 800W RMS to the subs and the system sounds fantastic! dBx drive rack to manage it and you are golden! I would buy them again if they were stolen.

Feature:
a total of four inputs and outputs for daisy chaining. 2 speakons and 2 1/4

Quality:
its built like a tank and looks like a very sturdy product.

Value:
actually I wen to the music store to purchase JBL's and I decided not to get them after testing all the speakers out there. Yamaha was a little more expensive with jbls jrx125 but yamaha blew them away. The more expensive models sounded just as good as yamahas but were 500 bucks more. So the value is true and well worth it

Desirability:
When you take these bad boys to a party, it tells people something.... your creating excitment. One thing... don't bring small speakers to a party, woman love them big!!! esecially if you bring two of them ahhaha. You will also get a lot of compliments on your sound.... and that's what makes it sexy.

Sound:
When I play at parties or clubs, I normally don't scratch when djing only at home. When I do scratch, I must have a high quality monitor next to me. Well, that changed when I got a pair of these. Everthing is heard so clearly. I normally can't hear my cutting especially when I crab scratch, but now I do and I don't have to bring an extra monitor with me, except when there is a lot of echo. The highs are heard right, and even the mids somehow in this two way speaker came alive which usually is only found is 3 way speakers. The bass lastly can really make you feel vibrations at your chest.. if you want it too. You get all this sound without eq. I never used it for live sound, except for me MCing and my voice is heard clearly. It dosen't matter where you are at, the sound is great.

Ease of Use:
just plug in and play, but make sure you have a powerful amp to get its full potiential. I have two amps and each runing bridge mono which produces about 1300 watts from each speaker. This speaker runs 1,000 watts program but can be push up to 2,000 watts peak. I try to stay in the middle of that.

Support:
well I never had to deal with any support from them, which maybe is a good thing because I never had any issues with them. I'm pretty sure yamaha keeps their customers happy because they been in this field for so so long

Overall:
if I found another product at the same price rage and the speaker would be lighter or even maybe if they can be 18 woofers and light... which is hard to imagine.. then i would get that other product.