Feature:
Only 1/4" jacks, and everything's going "Speakon" these days. It doesn't bother me though. It has an internal crossover, which I appreciate for simplicity of use.
Quality:
I have to rate it according to the price/value. Not gonna get better for the price, and I've shopped around.
Value:
I can definitely go a "10" here.
Desirability:
I like the simpleness of the design. I like seeing the speaker through the grill... want mine to look like a PA, not a home stereo.
Sound:
Sounds really good. I couple them together, which increases the SPL and that helps. For the price, can't be beat.
Ease of Use:
Plug and play. No external crossover needed, just amp to these, then out to the Tops... and crank it.
Support:
Never needed it, but they're reputed to be excellent. They have engineers on most Pro-Sound forums always helping people out. Great company and support
Overall:
I've had it for a few years now. Got used two nights a week, five hours per night for 12 months, putting canned music through them in a decent sized bar. I put about 375 watts to each and had them EQed pretty hard, and they never missed a beat. Used them last summer for an outside street party, same settup as in the bar, and they thumped really well. I went way down the street and they were still sounding great, and that was with a live band.
