PRORECK Club 6000 15-inch 6000W P.M.P.O Stereo PA Speaker System Combo Set 4 Line Array Speakers, 2 15-inch Subwoofers with Bluetooth/USB Read/SD Card/Remote Control, for Party DJ Wedding Meeting

So I bought this system so that I could use it to watch movies in the backyard with my family. I haven’t been able to use it for that yet, but I was able to use it for a pool party at my job. It is easy to set up and connect to via blue tooth. The sound was amazing. I had it half way up and it was already very loud. I was so impressed with this system. I would definitely recommend. It is a great value for the price.

First of all I use and own a lot of PA equipment. Most of it is heavy and requires a lot of time to set up for a small to med venue. I took a gamble on this system after watching / reading some reviews and figured i would give it a shot. It arrived without damage and was packaged well. I did not have the smell that some reviews have stated. We had a medium venue gig that was coming up so I decided nervously to leave the high dollar equipment at home and take it for a test drive. I must say that the system preformed great paired with my air mixer in a small road case with wireless in ears it covered every that we needed to preform a good show. Now it does lack some mids but a general audience could never tell as the thumping bass and crisp highs are great. For the price you really can't beat it. Pro's- fairly light weight, doesn't take up much room, bass is awsome, and the system is definitely loud. Cons- lacking mids and not sure on the long-term use of how long the electronics will last since these are fairly new, but you can also use this system as passive speakers also, so if the built in power amp fails you can still use with an external set up. I would definitely buy again.

Amazing sound for the price. I’m adding a second kit and a separate amplifier for the arrays with an active crossover and I’m sure this system will kick a lot of butt. Update after 1 year. I separated the top speakers using a Crown XLi800 amp, a Behringer Super XPro crossover all through my Allen&Heath QU16 mixer and a set of new 12g speaker cables. I have the subs running by themselves as a Mix so they are truly separated and I can control the volume, the eq and every parameter separately. OMG!!!! This changed the system to a whole new level. It added a little bit of mids that it normally lacks. It sounds so much crispier, no distortion at all whatsoever at high volumes since the combination of the crossover and the mixer protects the system. Wow. All this for a system that costs less than $700. Yes I added a few more $things but what I’m saying is that it has more potential that what Proreck even knows. I already had the amp, the crossover and the mixer. I was just experimenting. I love it and it’s still kicking. Used this setting at a wedding with 150 people and it was more than enough. I played salsa, merengue, bachata, house, techno, reggaetón and it sounded really good all over the venue. My QU16 allows me to eq the system remotely with my iPad. I also own the Proreck 212T and it did the same thing with that system as well. If you don’t have $1,500 or $2k for a system, please consider this one. It may be Chinese but your JBLs, QSCs, EVs and every other brand are also Chinese with some just assembled in the US.

I run a business that we use a PA system from time to time, as some of the people who hire us do not have one and it is a nice add for us to be able to play music at their events and have ways for the host to make announcements. But I have had some inquiries about some larger events and if i could get more sound. I was using a pair of Proreck speakers for the purpose and they were great so I was willing to give these a try. These things do not disappoint. I have had them set up and you can hear crystal clear from 200+ feet. Are these "professional" gear that a band is going to haul on the road for gigs? Maybe not, but this is a fraction of the cost of that type of setup. Honestly, I would think if someone were starting out as a DJ or something, if you had a decent premix setup, you could use these for stuff like that....I know I have heard worse sounding equipment at weddings and such. You get a very powerful setup that does set up and break down and store pretty nice. I have one tote for the array speakers and poles, and all the cables, then the two sub bases. So setup and teardown is quick. Bluetooth works great, but there are also a lot of inputs to improve sound by using direct cables for your feed. If/When the time comes to get something additional (even if my wife disagrees😊) I will definitely consider ProReck again

I like this system. Not too difficult to assemble. It isn't nearly as loud as one would expect from what is the advertised wattage. However, it is plenty enough for a smaller venue and for 700 bucks, its a steal. It does have decent bass depending on what your playing. I hooked it up to an 18" sub I already owned and it really filled in the lows but the point of buying this system wasn't so I would still be hauling a giant sub around. Its still usable with the two fifteen subs it come with and has good clarity. Keep in mind, this isn't the quality of my RCF's or anybodies QSC's, or upper EV's, but its a fraction of the price for a good system that will neither break your back or wallet.