[Fly Bar] I bought this speaker to use with my Fox Pro predator call. It is very loud and clear and still not too heavy or bulky, and fits in my hunting backpack along with my call and decoy fine. it is everything I wanted

[Steel] #09 for the price structure Very Good Product

[Fly Bar] Hey folks! I Paired this SC-615T paging horn up with a Bogen C60 and one PM660U microphone and this small little system screamed. Level was set at about 5.5 and was used outside for an event. Customer was impressed and I was as well. I would highly recommend this item! [ St Thomas, Pa ] FCL

[Steel] Using in church venue ceiling height 12ft. Running mono system with sub, Speaker is mounted to ceiling 51ft from back wall centered on 60 ft room width. Previous speaker a Renkhas Heinz too loud below and directly in front of speaker, dead spots in back corners of room also high end muffled dropped off significantly to the side. Did a lot of research looking at polar patterns of different speakers and the Toa fit the bill what clinched it was the ability to adjust the dispersion angle of each speaker in the array. Initally was going to mount it horizontal but the dispersion wasn't good so mounted it vertically and by adjusting the speakers the dispersion is great, not too loud in front and underneath, no dead spots in corners, highs are crisp full 180 degrees around room. Also purchased the adjustable ceiling mount.

[Fly Bar] I used this in two challenging installations: 1. A church with an unconventional pentagonal shape - equivalent 60 foot x 60 foot floor area with a vertex facing the altar. They replaced two legacy (REALLY Legacy!) Shure VA300-S speakers. 2. In a 400 seat university auditorium complimented by the TOA subs. The church installation is about 9 years old and is one of the best installations I have done. Teh HX-5s are suspended 12 feet above the stairs to the altar to give audio presence. That was the greatest challenge as there are two condenser mics below and just behind most of the time. I used a horizontal installation of two units to get the spread. I checked the SPL dispersion using TOA's online tool and then verified with their designers. The Auditorium has a similar challenge - installation is 30 feet above the stage and uses 4 of these units installed vertically. The design was checked using EASE. The subs are only switched on for music performances. In both cases, the sound is quite clear, unforced and natural (the priest is well voice trained). I stand to be corrected but the TOA HX-5 forced the competition to re-look line arrays and other speakers with beam control characteristics for installed sound. It is now my second pick behind the more expensive JBL CBT70J-1.

[Fly Bar] Great product . Amazed at how much sound is produced in such a small speaker.

[Steel] Bought for the chorus area of our cavern acoustic church, these speakers were the perfect solution. Sound is uniform and can be heard up to the front. Sound quality is top notch as well as the speakers construction. Built like tanks, will last a long time but they are heavy. We are happy with the results.

[Steel] I also bought this for an external speaker for my FoxPro Spitfire predator call. I have used the call recently and it works great, really raised the volume, exactly what I was looking for. Cheaper than the Foxpro speakers.

[Fly Bar] We are a 200 seat 3/4 thrust theatre and have been trying to remedy our sound for years. OUr seating is very steep so getting an even sound level while still allowing the actors voices to be heard from stage has been a real challenge. These speakers are a perfect fit. We mounted the house left and right speakers vertically to reach up into the higher seats and the center ones horizontally to get the entire center section. The sound is crisp and clear. For the first time we are able to project a true live sound through out our space that soes not take away from the performers.

[Fly Bar] My church installed a pair of these in the congregational area to replace a pair of cheap 2-way 15s. The improvements was (night and day). Vocals are clear and punchy. Highs are natural , not harsh. To totally appreciate the sound of instruments through these speakers you must add the /A sub. Which we soon are going to do soon. Then the sound would be Perfecto .