PyleWireless Portable PA system - 1000W High Powered Bluetooth Compatible Active + Passive Pair Outdoor Sound Speakers w/ USB SD MP3 AUX - 35mm Mount, 2 Stand, Microphone, Remote - Pyle PPHP1049KT

Bought this for my Filipina wife to sing karaoke through at home, she loves it. She's just using it for vocals and it works very well for that, has enough power and headroom and its pretty clean sounding. I ran my phone through the bluetooth and played some mp3's and it sounds decent overall, the bass is not exceptional but it is enough. The mic pre sounds pretty good, I used a Electra Voice mic, not the one that came with it... I haven't tried it since I already had a nucer mic. The PA would probably be enough for an acoustic guitar and a vocal in a small club, it is also fine for music playback for a patio party, smaller wedding, etc... music playback and/or public speaking at a small church, a conference room, or other small event, etc... but I don't think it would be suitable for anything much larger. It's light, compact and has a SD card port, usb flash drive port, bluetooth and AM/FM radio. It only has one mic input, but you could use a small mixer with built in fx wirh it if you wanted to have multiple singers. It's a pretty nice system for the price.

These were smaller than expected and they look unusual on their big speaker stand but let me tell you that these speakers pack a punch, a very loud punch. Great sound with options as to the source of that sound. The blue tooth options allows for music right from your phone, tablet, or laptop without losing that clear powerful sound. Love these speakers and the price. The microphone leaves alot to be desired, pales in comparison to the speakers. The remote works well. Five stars for the speakers, speaker stands and remote. Two stars for microphone. Still worth the price!

I am a big fan of inexpensive portable speakers! I have purchased at least a half dozen in the last 7 years and these are by far the best for the money!! The produce a nice sound, have multiple different settings and are great for those are just starting up with a DJ business or are big karaoke fans at home (that's us!!) These speakers are light weight with handles on two sides so you can carry them vertically or horizontally. The stands are also light weight but secure enough to hold the speakers and are easy to open and close. They have clams to secure the speakers when mounted. These speakers are on the smaller side for DJ speakers but have a great sound to them! Highly recommend!

I purchased this product to be used as the sound system when showing movies outdoors. My typical application has a fairly large format: The screen approx 22ft. Speakers are placed roughly 5ft to each side and in front of the screen. In my first (backyard) test, the signal came from the headphone jack on a relatively low-end laptop - so about as limiting as one can get. There was fairly loud ambient noise from nearby equipment. I did not measure the db, but it was sufficiently loud that the speakers needed to overpower the noise to produce a desirable effect. The audience was seated between 20 and 30 feet from the speakers.I was very pleased. We exceeded a loud but comfortable volume level with the source volume at roughly half power, perhaps 1/3 gain on the aux input at the speaker, and the master volume set at 1/4 to 1/3 power. Voices were clear and distinct. High end sound was excellent (shrieking bird-monsters...don't ask). The speakers' bass seemed to handle the low-end "content" in the movie, but as one would expect, they can't produce the "sensory rumble" of a theater system or dedicated sub-woofer.I am pleased with the build-quality of the speakers and stand. I haven't accidentally dropped them down the stairs yet, but they feel solid and as if they will withstand the regular wear and tear of being tossed into the back of the van and hauled around, etc. I will add to this review if I learn otherwise.A quick test of all the functions went well. Music quality seemed excellent - but I was not listening with an audiophile's mindset - I enjoyed it more than I analyzed it. Bluetooth, FM, remote all work as advertised out of the box. BT pairing was simple. FM reception seems solid. The remote? ...well, I am not quite sure how much use it really is. The biggest issue is that the IR sensor is on the back of the speaker. If I have one recommendation for Pyle, it is to provide a second sensor on the front of the speaker. It only controls the USB/SD/Bluetooth/FM functions and a power off. It does not control overall system volume. One other thing, it would be nice to have a left/right speaker balance rather than a single master system volume.Overall, I am pleased. Other reviewers are correct in saying this is a system designed to meet a particular price point and higher end systems offer more. If you are an audiophile or you make your living delivering sound, then you will probably was more. However, I feel like the product is very good value and should meet the needs of most amateurs users. Your, mileage may differ. So far I am entirely satisfied.

There is no way this product is pushing 700 or even 350 watts of power unless these are the most inefficient speakers in the history of audio. The sound is muffled. Vocals are buried in a strange sip of the mid range and base is as sharp as a bowling ball. They are going back. Let this review serve as a warning to others not to waste their time. The only halfway decent thing in this box was the stands.

Tripod stands are well made, speakers are great, microphone came in ripped (I think it was the stapling from the factory that pierced it). I did have another mic, so it didn't cause too many issues. It did a great job projecting sound across about 300 sq. Ft outdoors at a modest volume. It has connections for pretty much all you need. It's light and doesn't take rocket science to figure out.Three things I'll mention:1. Don't buy this if you're trying to get concert level sound quality. It's great for speaking, ambient/background music, pool parties, and small events. Using this for open mic night at a local establishment is about as smart as thinking Peggy Hill would win a beauty pageant.2. Before using it consider playing with the knobs with different music genres via Bluetooth, listen to a sporting event broadcast, and test the mic with another person listening. You'll get a feel on how each will need to be adjusted for volume, bass, and treble.3. To avoid someone hijacking the Bluetooth make sure you have your phone connected. It won't let another device supercede the connection.