B115D

I have a DTX 8 yamaha kit finally my old cheap PA gave out,and purchased this speaker sounds great for E kits, the speaker I purchased was the 15 inch woofer, it sounds great no complaints but interestingly there is no heat sinks on the back all my old PAs had heat sinks, but for the money it's a great speaker, I hope it lasts lol.

I love it. I can't wait to add a sub. They have pretty good bass already, but i definitely want deeper. I DJ at a local bar and these work great. I also am a sound engineer so i use them for live local shows & house parties. It was either these or Mackie Thumps, but I've bought a 12 inch one and it arrived not working so i wanted to try something else and these were another popular choice. I think it could have been damaged in transit. These have better packaging. Mackie's have no styrofoam or anything so that could have been it but i didn't want to risk the money again, besides the Behringer line has less expensive subs, so it'll be more cost effective when I add them down the line. Be sure not to let them clip! Don't let the red light turn on. Turn the volume up all the way on your sound source and then turn up the volume on the speaker so you don't risk blowing it. Then just take it as high as it'll go without peaking. Play a couple songs to make sure it doesn't peak. Different songs have different bass & that low end tends to throw it into the red. Now you can turn the low end down a bit on the back to not let peak, but I'd rather leave it flat and turn the volume down a notch instead.

Had to include the picture...seriously Amazon?!? It was "Used - Good Condition" and shipped from the Amazon warehouse. The item was literally held in by tape; the tape was stuck to the item (this didnt happen in transit, someone wrapped it like this). BUT - the speaker is in perfect condition. No scratches or damage, works great. A testament to the products toughness AND the Amazon Warehouse's "creative" packing. This thing has plenty of power, eq is responsive (very broad, but if you're not coming from a board it's better than nothing).

Great speakers for the $$$ THE GOOD: Easy set up, great sound, lots of power. I use these for band practice and live shows, and it performs great for both. Good sound, decent low and and highs, overall it's a great sounding speaker for the price. THE BAD: Hard to get more volume out of it in a small room without feeding back. I can turn them up about half way before getting feedback. OVERALL: I'm very happy with them for what I paid. I bought 2 to use in tandem and they work amazing for vocals during band practice. And I've used them for live shows and had 2 vocal mics and 3 drum mics running through it and it sounded SO good.

This is one loud speaker, and the sound is clear and clean. The speaker itself is large, but not too heavy to carry around when needed. I will use this mainly for karaoke in my home, but I like that I can take it on the road when needed. As far as negatives, I noticed that I couldn't play my phone audio through the usb port on the back, but that is a minor problem overall (I have several other ways to input audio). I also wish they wouldn't put that huge sticker on the speaker grill, as it was difficult to remove and left adhesive behind. But these are nitpick things.

False advertisement! I searched for Bluetooth speakers and this item was amongst the speakers that came up. Well this speaker is not Bluetooth capable. Amazon refuses to return the product. I’m about ready to cancel my membership anyway

These speakers offer BIG SOUND for a reasonable price. I use these for my business and clients are always pleased with the sound. They are heavy, but the weight is evenly distributed, so they aren't unwieldy like some of the cheaper speakers I've owned. Very pleased.

When it's not "working a show" mine serves as my HT center channel (between two Magneplanars for "stereo"). Dialog is as clear and "theater like" as one could want, and despite the vastly different L&R speakers the blending of sound is seamless (and excellent) on every blu-ray or streaming movie I've played. When I see the price of some "consumer" HT sound systems I can only say "go pro" . . . If I were building a HT system from scratch I'd buy three of 'em . . . these sound better than most theater's speakers, and better than what you'd hear at most "rock" concerts.