No XLR out -- big problem

Best

We bought a pair of PR 12Ps thinking that they would do for now, until we could afford the (Mackie) 450s. Wow are we surprised! The upper midrange sharpness of the 450 is not there in the PR12P. This makes the EQ set up much easier and our vocals are so clear without being sharp. These are very easy to listen to for hours. The speaker is rated down to 54Hz and seems to go well into the 40s. We have used the kick drum mic and can hear the drum coming through fine and the vocals still clear and undistorted. The power range is good enough for a 100 person or smaller club. Two things they don

Active Musician - bass player

Blues / Country / Jazz

The sound is good, fairly flat and clear, with a decent thump. It is much louder than the Behringer powered 12.

It allows passive mixing of mike and line input, which is good for playing with drum machine.

Controls are well placed and easy

Very good quality, solid, a bit heavy. Good bass, clear vocals.

Very good sound for the money

OK, no customer service calls, yet

It rocks, compares well with SRM450

drummer, engineer, part-time DJ

progressive house, classic rock