PRORECK Club 3500 15 inch subwoofer 3000W DJ Powered PA Speaker System Combo Set with 8 Array Speakers，Bluetooth, USB, SD Card, Remote Control, for Meeting, Speeches, Churches, Performances, DJ Gig

Great set of speakers. The bass is a little lacking with the 1 15". I have the sub up all the way, and i just don't get the thump i was looking for. Not bad though. The arrays sound amazing, the highs are unbelievable. Have no problem filling my 3000sq ft shop. Built well, work as advertised, assembly wasn't too bad. Overall a great little set. I would have preferred 2 15" but I think at the time 2, 12" was the only other options.

This system is AWESOME! I played for a few hundred people and the sound was incredible! I was blown away by how much deep bass and sound this thing pushed out - and surprised by the clarity. Dubstep, House, Drum n Bass POUNDED all the way down to 40hz.I'm an amateur DJ and couldn't ask for a more user friendly introduction to sound systems. It's easy to set up, tear down, and overall great portability. The finish on everything is so clean and premium feeling.The Proreck Club 3500 is definitely worth the money, and I will definitely be returning to upgrade in the future!

This system surprised me! Compared to other pa systems I've heard this has incredible clear highs and mids for the price. If I saw this system I would have thought it cost at least 800. I've been very happy with the quality, as with any subwoofer system, if you really want the lows to thump you have to turn it up pretty high, buts that's just due to lows needing alot more power. If you eq everything with a mixer this is a great system. This is definitely overkill for any home system, but still would be great for a home user.Edit: the people complaining about not enough bass, are probably using this as a Bluetooth speaker, try feeding it a proper balanced signal from a professional mixer, this system has plenty of output for parties :) Ofcourse if you try to compare this to something professional like qsc you will be disappointed, this costs half of what one used pro speaker does. This is great for someone looking for something more at home, throwing house parties or small events in small rooms.

10000000% Recommend, for the price you get good sound and good quality

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Great sound the subwoofer doesn’t push out the bass that I thought it would but all in all Great Sound

Tried this at a few shows now and had varied results with it. First of all, if you're expecting the subwoofer to really pump out lots of thump, forget it. The reason is probably because there is no cross-over built in (nor is it bi-amped) so the amp in the sub is using all of its power and all frequencies is going to all of the speakers so there are some lows being pushed through those tiny speakers and there are high frequencies coming out of the 18" sub. That's not all the bad. The lack off equalization makes the line arrays (those little speakers) easily sound harsh and can crackle and fizz sometimes. Linking them together with short patch cables may seem a good idea because if one speaker happens to fail you could bypass it and keep going, but it isn't. Every male or female plug in that chain weakens the sound and can cause signal loss. As for the features on the sub: who needs mic inputs with a cheap echo on it these days? This isn't a Japanese bar from the nineties! The bluetooth function? Meh. So why didn't I return it? Well, I needed a more powerful but still compact pa system for my band and didn't want to spend 3 grand on some big brand name. I will eventually either upgrade the tiny speakers or replace those small arrays entirely for better 10 or 12 inch speakers with tweeters and I will add a separate equalizer.

I use this array system for my band's jam room, and we also use it at any venue that doesn't already have its own PA system. So far, the system ABSOLUTELY just blows the doors off their hinges, and they sound absolutely wonderful with full clarity ran through the crossover on the sub, and the sub itself is more-than-enough to keep up with the loudness of the arrays. ProReck Audio really didn't mess around when it came to making these speakers.