Power seems kind of thin and weak, the 8" speaker lacks real bass content. There is no built in pole stand cup which makes it hard to place the speaker. The mixer has good quality controls but the power amp lacks wump. There are only two cannon XLR input jacks for microphones , and the mic preamps are thin for vocals.

Wish it had more XLR inputs, don't like the way the mixer clips into the speaker section, looks cheap like it will break and fall out.

We used it for a acoustic duo gig but it just didn't have enough power to cover the room. My keyboard, 2 vocals mics, and acoustic guitar made the system seem to feedback real quick.

Generaly like Yamaha products most of the time but I guess you get what you pay for. Will not be buying one of these, time to invest in some better PA system with more headroom.

If you need something small and can only aford to spend less than 400. $ this may be worth some consideration.

N/A no idea.

Very cute unit, but just doesn't cut it in the real world. Maybe a practice amp or real mellow Jazz cats PA system, not for bars or clubs where you expect to really be heard.

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