Hi,
Yesterday I purchased the Wharfedale Pro SVP-15 speakers. I needed a lower powered speaker pair for use with my Studiomaster 400DSP powered mixer and the Wharfedale's fit the bill perfectly. They accentuate the mids/ highs and also a little of the lows. Overall they sound real good. They are also convenient since for smaller gigs I dont need to lug my power amp. I just take my powered mixer and these 2 speakers. I havent auditioned them really extensively but at the store I played some bob marley tunes, lounge music etc. and they sound quite good. At least better than my existing custom made P.Audio speakers. Tonite I shall run my Korg PA50 and Yam PSR2100 thru them and see how it sounds. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for a budget speaker set with decent sound.(200W RMS).

Hope my microreview was a help

THANX
SUNNY
Link to speaker's pic: http://in.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/sunnyunni11/detail?.dir=/99d2&.dnm=4aaa.jpg&.src=ph

[This message has been edited by sunster (edited 11-16-2005).]

That seems very similar to the 200 Watt Wharfedale Pro cabinet I am using with keyboards in my live rock band. The only difference with a the box I am using is that it is covered with a molded plastic surface that keeps it protected when I drag it around the bars we play in around Los Angeles.

I have been using it for almost 2 years now and it has never had a problem. I wish I could say the same about the Roland KC-300 before it but that couldn't handle low frequencies at all ( the cabinet on the Roland sounded awful, it buzzed and always sounded like it was about to fall apart ) so I returned it for the Wharfedale. That was the best decision I made.