Rockville RPG102K 10" 400W Portable PA System, 2 Channel Mixer, Bluetooth, Includes Mic, Stands, Cables - Perfect for Live Performances, DJs, Karaoke

The Bluetooth capability clinches it for meetings. Mic is great although recommend buying a wireless set as well. No Distortion and able to support very large room.

Dang these were awesome for our party! The hook up was easy. Everything you need is included to get you started.

Connection east,Using in small church as main speakers.sound overall good,does lack low end bass.Good value for the money.

audio is great works great for my dj gigs and karakoe nightsless equipment i have too haul around alsoi reccommend rockville everyday

I bought these for my daughter's wedding celebration. A person had the music and equipment needed for DJ-ing the dance music but no speakers. The microphone inputs were also useful for the event. These were perfect. Now I have a nice set of speakers I will have many more occasions to use. They are big but the speakers easily come off the stands and the stands fold up. I keep the microphone and cords in a dedicated tool box and that works well so far.

Soild and easy to use

I bought these for use with my e-drums as an alternative to headphones and maybe use them for patio music when needed. They have a lot of handy features like Bluetooth, radio, line in, and bass/treble control and everything worked as described (I did not try the card reader). The cabinets and buttons seem sturdy and the stands heavy duty. However the system has several major problems.First off, the sound quality is mediocre. There isn’t much low bass as others have mentioned, although they can make some mid bass thump when needed. Oddly enough for a ported system the bass isn’t boomy but feels very tight. If you want to host a rave or use for professional music applications you will need to get a dedicated subwoofer. Additionally the mid and high frequency response is really ragged. The treble control just makes it worse because it accentuates the worst peaks in the mid-range. Luckily I have a 10 band EQ that was able to tame most of the problems.Another issue was there is no way to filter the low bass (i.e. high pass filter) so if your input source has too much low bass you will get clipping at just moderately loud levels. The bass drum on my e-drums easily overwhelmed the amplifier and generated audible clipping way before the overall sound level was uncomfortable. I could use my EQ to add a cut at 31 Hz which stopped most of the clipping. I think the clipping indicates that the 1000/250 W ratings is an exaggeration, probably it is more in the 50 W range of usable power.The other big flaw is that the output is MONO, not stereo. I have never bought a PA system before so maybe they are all mono, but I assumed that two speakers meant stereo. I would not have purchased them if I had known they weren’t stereo. That said I decided to keep them because for the price point they are reasonably useful, just not a good match for my needs.

I've had them for a couple months now and real satisfied with the package for little money. I do a one man band act in small venues and it works for me,.I realize they are cheap so I don't overlode or push em so they gotta last for a while till I get my moneys worth out of em. Totally happy!