These go loud and are efficient, 8 ohms.Bass is a little better than I expected but my expectations were low because of the voice coil sizes freq, response specs and low price. These are much better than the real cheap entry level speaker brands.Not a lot of distortion but they do cause listening fatigue for me.Have not pinpointed just what it is yet but I suspect its the compression horn or the midrnage playing through a 15 inch.These fill an area with music loud and clear and probably untouchable at this price point, but they do lack that special oh- so- sweet quality that makes high dollar ,high volume listening a long term pleasure.

More wiring options would be nice.I dont like speakon and these are 2 wire speakon with 2 poles empty -not bi-wire-l so I just took the cover off and hard wired them.

Plug it in or take it apart and wire it up.

Theres better but its hard to beat for the price.MAckie didnt put their name on it and some corners were cut-or broken plastic maybe. Crossover components seem competent, not junk , just not nothing real special.

Better than the entry level contenders and quality is fairly good...not sure I'd recommend for a professional performance unless for sound reinforcement rather than primary speakers.

Have not used

I loved you yesterday but today its 2/15's

Long time lover

All types

Very clear sound. I know the Tapco name from the late 70s. The high end is a little too frosty. Low end doesn't really kick in till you crank them up a little. When they first arrived I let a friends band use them at a bar gig. Fairly big size room. They ran 2 vocal mics, a mic for guitar, 2 for drums and a direct for bass. The mixer was a modest powered mixer. No distortion. I looked at the mixer and the high end was cut on the board to almost nothing. I will be using these speakers with 2 18" subs with a crossover. that should calm down some of the high end. So keep in mind these speakers lean toward the high end spectrum.

Real wood cabinets. YES! That itself is a BIG PLUS. Birch is the best wood to use when it comes to speaker cabs

I cant believe anyone would have a problem connecting these to a mixer.

again, WOOD CABINETS. but,,,the so called protective corners are not going to protect anything. My speakers arrived with one corner protector cracked. Why? 2 reasons, UPS & the corners are plastic

for what I paid for 2 I could have bought one of something else with the same quality

never had to deal with them

These speakers have the Mackie look

active musician. gigging 3 times a month

Prog rock, art rock

guitar and dj 25 plus years

country, rock, hip hop

Sound Is Pretty Good So Far I Hooked It Up To A 400 Watt Amp And Was Surprised At What I Heard It Pretty Clear And Nice On Low End To Not Bad For A 450.00 Pair Of Double 15 Speakers I've Paid 400.00 Plus For A Pair Of Peavey PR15's And These Sound So Much Better

Not A Lot Of Features But Easy TO Plug Up With 1/4 Inch Phono Plug

Just Plug And Play

Quality Is'nt Bad Just As Good As Bigger Pricer Brands Believe Me If You Need Speakers And Don't Have Much Money Then These Are For You

Cheap Price Not Cheap Speaker

Hard To Rate Don't Know Yet

I Have Peavey Speakers And Have Been Using Peavey For 12 Years But Now I Own These And Think They Will Do Nicely

12 Years Djin' And Karaoke And Some Sound Jobs For Local Bands

All Types

THIS SPERAKER CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD! I DID NOT KNOW A SPEAKER COULD SOUND SO CLEAR. I PUSHED IT PREETY HARD SOUND WAS AS CLEAR AS IT WAS AT LOW LEVEL. I AM GOING TO ODER ANOTHER SET PLUS 4 PAIR OF TAPCO SUBS

mobile dj

soul r&b

VERY GOOD SOUND EASY TO EQ. CLEAN SOUND

EASY PLUG IN SPEAKON AND 1/4 TWO OF EACH.

PLASTIC CORNERS BREAK EASY.MUST BE CAREFUL MOVING.

ALL AND ALL A VERY GOOD SPEAKER FOR THE PRICE.

HAVE NOT HAD TO USE SERVICE.

SPEAKERS HAVE A GOOD LOOK TO THEM.

"Active Musician", "Recording Engineer",

Rock, "Alternative", "Jazz", "