We use this system for conferences speaking. We have had it for two years now and are very pleased with it's performance. The RCA patch bay on the back allows us to tape sessions. This is a great system and as long as you realize that it has it's limitations, it does the job quite well.

Wow is the only word I could say when I got this pa system. As soon as I got I opended it up and plugged it. If you're on a budget and you want a good pa, get it you will be sooooo satisfied. But dont plan on any big shows cause I use it for small practices and other small shows. So if want a good/cheap pa get it NOW!!!

As a 12 and 13 year olds, the budget is tight. And we needed something to sing through. So we bought this PA. It works great. It is not loud enough to play a concert in front of 500 people but it works great for practices.

I wanted to be able to turn my amp up louder and be able to hear it in stereo without having to buy a cab. It's very easy to figure out, and you can also plug an iPod into it with the correct adaption cables.

It can go pretty loud without distorting. If you plug a guitar amp into it and turn it up enough you get a fair amount of feedback. In terms of plugging my guitar straight into it it seemed fine, and my Boss distortion pedal sounded great.

The ultimate test was hooking it up to my DVD player and watching a U2 concert at a high volume level. The little speakers had plenty of punch for this.

A good cheap beginner's package.

I run all of the channels on this with everything from backing tracks to microphone and guitar, and when mixed correctly it sounds really good. I do pre-amp the tracks and the guitar in the first stage, followed by a sound processor for the mic and the guitar so I am estimating a good 60 combined with the amp, and all of that creates a pretty decent sound. You are NOT going to play the Apollo with this setup, but it is worth the money. If you want a good system for smaller setups on a low budget, and know how to treat equipment, I do not think you will be disappointed. I run mine back through a small 4 point mixer for digital recording and, when adding some noise reduction, get a clear track every time. You cannot go wrong with this if you understand the intended limitations and how to operate sound systems. It is always a good idea when buying equipment to get the extended warranty as well.