[Class-D] I love my new Mackie. I run karaoke and have the whole sound setup of powered amp and bulky speakers. I decided to buy the Mackie to do small gigs - home karaoke parties, singing in restaurants or aged peoples homes. This is just the thing. Great sound and plenty of volume when needed. Compact, lightweight and set up in minutes. I love it!

[0.05%] There's a reason these are such common work horses!

[Neodymium] This is the third one I have purchased. THey are reliable, sound great, flexible, and have many options similar products do not. I use them in my church for stage monitors and piano monitors. THey fill in the sound perfectly without taking up floor space and without blasting because they are close to you. THe volume is fully adjustable from stage, so no worries about the sound man giving you problems. I love them.

[13 x 10 x 7.4"] I play shows and small jazz gigs as a full time 40 year professional, this speaker is wonderful, feather weight, punchy with plenty of power. I can hear the bass drum, keys, horns and vocals perfectly. It sits on the mike stand where I can reach it to make any small adjustments and it's so lightweight that I can easily move it around with one arm. The case is overpriced for what it is but provides space for a mike, mike cord and microphone, so it sits complete, if I need a monitor I just grab and go. Can't say enough about wonderful things about B&H, they are very helpful, patient and knowledgeable, the speaker got to me across the country in 2 days! Love those guys and love this little 6lb. powered monitor. In medium or small gigs it's perfect, should of bought it years ago. Thank you Mackie snd B&H!

[120 dB (Peak)] I use this for a personal stage monitor. The EQ works great, and IMHO it's better than the Galaxy. Also lots of hookup options.

[13 x 10 x 7.4"] We use the speakers in our leadership training. It is quick to set up and we plug a wireless mic and computer into the speaker. It has allowed our Non-tech people to feel comfortable in setting up their own sound equipment. We use them in rooms of 40-60 people and the sound output is great and ample.

[150 W ] These units are purchased by my organization for use in remote areas to share educational videos to indigenous peoples. They can literally be heard over the next mountain or two! They are tough as nails and have super clarity. One unit usually works well for every sized group from a few meeting in a small room to hundreds on a mountainside. The fact that it's multi-volt and has two microphone jacks is also very helpful. We gave up on Anchor-brand units since they kept burning up/blowing out and simply weren't as versatile and tough, and were more expensive. The guys in the field using them all the time are now demanding only this unit.

[0.05%] ...Just about nothing else will do all of this from a package that a toddler can carry... 1) Achieve a perfect mix from EITHER of these two combinations: a) Two mics, (48v Phantom or not) plus a replay unit, plus a line level source from its rear XLF socket, or b) Any instrument pickup, (no DI box needed) plus one mic, (48v or not) plus a replay unit, plus a line level source from its rear XLF ... and then... 2) Accurately MONITOR that mix prior to passing it on, hum free, (at either mic or line level) to another speaker or an FOH console. 3) Sit atop its supplied non-twist spigot attached to an On Stage Stands Posi-Lok Mini Boom (MSA9502 for a mic stand, or MSA9508 for clamping to almost anything else) to achieve perfect monitoring ...in exactly the right place, ...from exactly the right angle, ...with virtually NO footprint. 4) Fill a small to medium-sized venue with crystal clear, coherent sound from something roughly the size of a shoe box, that only weighs about the same as a six-pack. 5) Save the world. ...OK, ...so (just possibly) the fifth may be a slight exaggeration... ...And I heartily advise AGAINST Mackie's suggestion of using their flimsy, short, dual-threaded pipe adapter to place this speaker in the middle of the boom stand that's holding a vocal mic above the SRM150. In my experience, that simply does not work. I have, however, successfully HUNG an SRM150 from an On Stage Stands MSA 9508 carefully (but securely) screwed into the Mackie's plastic top thread. So, on what have I based the more reasonable first four of my five assertions? I own two SRM150's that travel as a kit in a diced-foam lined Gator Utility case that also houses their IEC mains leads, a pair of pre-angled Posi-Lok Mini Booms (with Mackie's supplied non-twist spigots attached) and assorted adapter cables. Have done for nearly a year. Lethal force will be required should anyone wish to deprive me of them.

[150 W ] I use this amp as a monitor/DI at a small club. I run my mics into it and then run a cable from the the thru port in the back to the house. The sound is clear as abell, the unit is solid and everything works the way I want. Great choice.

[13 x 10 x 7.4"] I purchased this to use when singing at venues without sound for vocals. It works wonderfully. Additionally the size means I can put it in a bowling ball.bag or my larger messenger bag and be completely functional.

I also like that I can carry it with mebto all gigs that have sound as an optional monitor for myself.

Great little gift to.myself! The next day delivery was a plus!