I use these as stage monitors for my band. Initially, the plan was to use them as main PA speakers for small gigs, but the quality of the built-in amp is not good enough for that. High frequencies start clipping pretty quickly as you increase the volume, and bass response is lacking - even considering realistic expectations for a 10" PA speaker. They do work fine as stage monitors in "Voice" setting and at low-to-mid volume. Given that the purchase price was comparable to what you have to pay for unpowered stage monitors, I can't complain too much.

I bought 3 of these units for front of stage monitors. They performed perfectly for almost 30 hours until one unit failed. It actually failed in a plume of smoke and the smell of an electrical fire right in the middle of a performance. My only other complaint is the bluetooth radio is so weak that you have to leave the bt phone on the bt speaker itself for it to work without pauses in the audio. This defeats the purpose of wireless audio if the device range is so short. In my case, I just used a higher quality bluetooth receiver through the P.A. itself. Problem solved but again, the wireless bluetooth feature is nearly unusable on these speakers due to their weak signal strength. All three monitors, I purchased, had weak bluetooth radios.

I am a guitar player that uses a modeler direct to PA when playing live. I use this to tweak my tone and levels at home to ensure a good consistent sound when playing live through our bigger PA. It is loud enough to use as a monitor, and I raise it off the floor to avoid the "ground effect" that will make it sound boomy.

I approached buying these with trepidation, I mean come on, at that price, its got to be garbage right? Well surprisingly, its pretty good. As in, small receptions, backyard bbq or small breakout room with spoken word good. Is it for live music? not really in my opinion. Its very clear when it runs out of gas and then sounds not so great. this isnt a QSC even if its styled similarly. The bluetooth works, the amp module works. The front is actually better than I thought it would be. The cab itself is molded plastic, I wouldnt drop it too much but it seems sturdy enough. For the price, these would pay for themselves quite quickly. I'd say these sound better than a Mackie Thump, the real corner cutting being the horn itself. With better horns they would sound really pretty good. But hey, for this price, its impressive how they sound. Add a sub and you have a full range system.

Great speaker. Exceeded my expectations. Very versatile and easy to use. I will order a second one soon.

The electronics dont seem to be of a great quality, I am suspecting one of the large power capacitors to be the issue. When it worked it was OK - I used it as a monitor for guitar multi-effects pedal. It does color the sound. I can see people using it for loud music but not for fidelity necessarily. Either way its not worth it if it doesnt work. Guitar center or Sam ash constantly has sales on their house brand thats very comparable or slightly more expensive.

Now the return process, mono price promptly gave me an RMA number but wanted to replace it(No option for just return). But they were out of stock - which they informed me and stopped responding. Not good. Eventually opened a dispute and got it resolved that way.

Picked this up on sale for only $100. Using it for smaller gigs as I also own a pair of the 15 inch Stage Right PA speakers. Surprised how loud and clean these sound and love the lighter weight.

The amp is the weakpoint here -- it is noisy and just bad. But the drivers are ok for the price. The box is thin and resonant and one of the two units I ordered arrived damage -- one hard drop had broken the corner and it was obvious how thin and brittle the plastic is. These are NOT heavy-duty units for serious pro use.

That said, if you like fixing up speakers this is a good platform for that. The tweeter is your typical 1" exit screw-in driver and is easily replaced. Beware that you can't add a huge comrpession driver due to the available space in the box. I dropped in a Celestion CDX1-1731 and there was a fraction of an inch left over in terms of width. Depth of the tweeter is not really an issue unless you use something exotic with a huge mounting depth.

Woofer bolt circle diameter is 9.75 and you have space for a woofer of 10.25 inches and not a millimeter more . I juuuuuust barely got an Eminence Deltalite 2510 to fit in here, and yes the amp fit back into the cavity even with the larger eminence driver in place.

I used Noico Car Sound deading mats inside the kill the cabinet resonance and added Sonic Barrier 1" Acoustic Sound Damping Foam instead of the polyfill that ships with the cabinet

Got mine on sale for $100 and I am happy with the purchase at that price.

Pros: Good price, foam behind grill for better appearance and driver protection, smart choice of inputs on the amp.

Cons: Woodscrews into plastic, no threaded inserts. Long-term reliability of these fasteners is in doubt. Flimsy box. Noisy amp. No stereo bluetooth pairing if you buy 2 units. Doesn't sit in correct position to use as a stage monitor.

Having this for only a few weeks now I can't speak to any longevity, but this speaker lives on a speaker tripod in the corner of my music room where movement will likely be non-existent.
Its main use is as a filler/monitor in a room dedicated to singing in support of two 12" mains and replaces an 8" speaker with all the same features as the Stage Right. For my purposes, which are high because there are professional voices using this system, it sounds just fine and is a big improvement over the 8" speaker and I'm not talking loudness, I'm speaking about fidelity. As others have mentioned the DSP does not provide any considerable difference in any of its settings, although "DJ" seems to add a small amount more Bass.
All forms of inputs that I've tried... SD card, Thumb drive, Bluetooth, and XLR all worked fine. I did not try the RCA connections or the AUX. On the Bluetooth, I have to be fairly close (within 4-5 feet) in order to have a connection but when connected I have not had any dropouts, while close to the unit. From what I can see or tell the build quality is on par with the QSC, Yamaha, Alto, And Electro-Voice speakers that others in our circle of friends use/have. In the end, I am happy with my purchase as it is a nice upgrade in build quality, fidelity-wise, and appearance over the speaker it replaced.

I can't believe the price. I hope they continue to work, but at this price, I kind of don't care. I might buy some backups in case these fail. Anyway, I used them at a handful of gigs now and they work great. No issues. I have one gripe. As monitors, they don't tilt back far enough. They need to redesign the cabinet a bit for this somewhat obvious and annoying shortcoming. But whatever. No biggie. I'm gonna buy two more.