Here are Zuki's comments:


These little things are KILLER! My setup was as follows:
I put my extension box behind me in the middle of the keyboard.
I stood the speakers straight up - about 2' behind and 6' to each side (this is about the length of the attached power cords).

I played (3) different venues:

1. Nursing - med size room with 20 people scattered throughout
2. Dinner - med room with 60 people at tables
3. Nursing - larger room with 35 people scattered throughout

I did a sound check by engaging the style/song and checked from the back of the room (40'). It carried well and was very clear. I can imagine these things doing very large rooms with NO problem.

The speakers provided great bass and treble - just perfect. It handled complex arrangements, with vocals and harmonies without a glitch. I did a couple of very loud songs and it was amazing in response.

I had the volume at 12:00 and mid range knob about 2pm (I prefer a bit more treble). I had my Korg at 1/2 volume, same as when using Mackies.

Everyone loved the sound. I loved the sound. I'm sure purist who EQ everything would be less impressed, but for what I do, I didn't find any appreciable difference from the Mackies (I now have them for sale).

Here's what I like:

1. Price - unreal
2. Attached power cords - this saved me time. I hate having separate cords for the Mackies
3. Rubber feet - sit up a bit off the floor
4. Weight - great - cannot believe how lighter my cart was
5. Was able to even get my XB seat up - much less room required for transport.

All in all, you cannot go wrong. Thanks Fran. I hope they hold up.