I purchased a pair of PR 112s and my priorities were "lightweight and weather resistant". The price was easy on the budget as well. Much to the chagrin of my neighbors, I performed an A-B comparison in my back yard at rather high volume with a pair of WARFDALE FORCE 9s. Much to my amazment these equaled, if not out performed the more expensive WARFDALES. As a result, I am ordering another pair. I was powering them with an 808 M MACKIE power mixer. My schtick is to set up sound for athletic events, play recorded music and make announcements through out the event. The trapazoidal design of the cabinet allows me to "nest" 4 side by side on pipe staging and benefit from 180 degree dispersion of sound.

I have no complaints about the total package of the PR 112s. They were adequately packed. The finish on the molded cabinets as well as the black powdered grilles seems perfect. Parallel inputs (somewhat standard in the industry) are invaluable for "daisy chaining" speakers along a start or finish line.

I believe for the price, they are the best value I've run across in the twenty five years I've dealt with audio equipment.

The rounded corners and overall look are contemporary in design. Aesthetically appealing to the eye.

all types for background and awards at sporting events.

great sounding speaker, great highs and midrange, lows are good but, i would recomend using these speakers with a subwoofer for deep bass,and punchy lows peaveys pv118 is what i use great sub cabinets!!!

really light and easy to move , setting on stands is no problem at all!!! great sound in such a versatile cabinets!!! i wish these had speakon outlets in the back but, i'm very happy with the speakers!!!

very good quality, especially on the road as much as my band travels!!! these babies are tough but, they do scratch easy!!! i have dropped 1 a couple of times and it still sounds awesome!!!

no problems at all!!! no need to call!!

great speaker, better price!!! great value!!

28 years bands on the road and...djing...

rock,blues,jazz,funk,country....

Peavey..... Peavey....... With the PR Series, you dont get a Black Widow woffer. But none the less, a extremely nice cab! Essentally, you wont be able to come close to the sound in this price range. I know its not saying much $139.00, but for venues/PA for 100 people they will perform nicely.

Owning a company that does PA setups, one of the features that stands out here is WEIGHT. No one wants to break their back. Peavey has done a great job with this cab. Its EXTREMELY easy to carry around. Many fly points on the top.

Peavey put their name on it, it carries a 3 year warranty. YIPPIE! They appear quite road worthy. Great trap design.

Now heres where it really comes into play. The overall value. These speakers are absolutly the best deal your going to get anywhere near the price range. The only cabs that come to mind in the price range would be Kustom and Nady. Both of which I have no problem with. But comparably, Peavey kicks their A**

Never needed support

I Wanted It and I got it!

You Name It, I play it

Bass missing, but they are 12's so....

Very light to transport (and pole them)

Not much eq to get good sound (as long as you have decent mic's)

Used for 2 years now... never left me down.

the best price for lightweight speakers

Never need it.

In case I need, I want another 2 of these peavey's

Gospel musician

Acapella

They sound great for thier size and weight. The highs go way up. They will actually put out a lot of bass for a moulded speaker.

You can hand carry both at the same time. 1 3/8" pole mount.

Well made

You can't beat them for the money.

jazz / r&b

Nice smooth sound. Great match of woofer and tweeter. I dirve these cabs HARD and they RESPOND! By themselves, they are great for a small crowd, however, due to a lack of deep bass response you'll need a subwoofer for larger crowds. I have them crossed over at 200Hz. They handle so much more power when you use a seperate sub. I play mostly Hip Hop and Dance, but one night of the week I play mostly modern rock. I also do private parties and have even used these as monitors for a band! They have never failed me in any situation, furthermore, they have exceeded my expectations.

Built in stand mounts are the most useful feature. Fly points are useless for me (mobile DJ). I do wish they had speakon inputs, but only because I use my Crown amp on them. I have used a QSC, a Peavey, and a Sunn amp without speakon and this wasn't a concern.

Always reliable. Easy on the eyes when you first buy them, but don't bang em up. They show scuffs easily. Not a concern for me, I knew this before I bought them and it's usually dark where I play. I have been pounding these 2 nights a week for a few months now, and look forward to using them for a long time.

Powered by my Crown CE1000, I have never bought a set of mains that bang out such great sound for so cheap!

Support? For what? If you don't know how to hook them up maybe you could use support, but you won't have to call for repairs if you use them correctly.

I needed a new set of mains, bought these, and will probably buy another pair in a few weeks.

Mostly Top 40 and Hip Hop

The speakers sound decent for the money but when I ordered the PR-12 which is advertised as being rated for 400w, it came with the back plate reading 250w. Peavey said it was really was the 400w and they just made the wrong plates for the back. Well, I've blown the horn in the speakers 3 times now while only pushing 400 watts through them. I haven't even pushed them hard.