Professional PRX812W Portable 2-Way Self Powered Full Range Main System/Floor Monitor with WiFi, 15-Inch, Previous Generation,Black

Grille is very beautiful but you need to make sure you have a dedicated Wi-Fi connection to use the jbl pro app

I Can Rock like a HURRICANE and I Do, bought in Feb. 2019, WANT ANOTHER ONE

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The JBL PRX812W PA speaker offers phenomenal sound and plenty of features for the price. The small size is deceiving, it can pump out very loud, rich, and clear sounds. The housing is well built and stable. The back panel is tidy with what I'm told are improved inputs over the previous version. Using wifi you can adjust it from nearly any location in the room for optimal sound quality and convenience. You can create presets with the software so you are ready when you return to the same venues again, and easy to configure for new events. A lot of people have said this one has a back panel much improved over the last version. I didn't own the previous version, but I have attached a pic of the panel so you can compare. Great sound, solid build, easy to use.

These speakers are one of the best in this prince range. People pay the exact amount of money for plastic construction and less quality built in speakers. Moreover, as far as the sound goes, they sound really good. The highs are less harsh than the prx700 and more clear. The mids are very clear, and the lows are a bit better on this new version. Overall I love the sound, it seems JBL fixed many of the minor issues of the previous models, for example, the noise on the fan, the highs, mids, and lows. Don't get me wrong, the previous models are great, they just upgraded some small little details. However, the new wireless feature, is a big plus for me, since I love messing around with the sound, especially when I have to DJ in many different places. I will be using these speakers for small to medium size events along with 18 subs.

Recently supported the local high school's "Battle of the Band" concert. This was the perfect opportunity to test out these PRXs across so many different music types (rock, acoustic, and DJ). For the gymnasium, two of these were satisfactory to great at music throw and I felt the volume filled the space without issue. I will say that they didn't quite have the mellow mid-ranges that I've heard in a couple other speakers (namely the RCF-USA ART 735-A MK4 15" Powered PA Cabinet ) Hookups were easy and the JBL's handled all the various inputs without issue. Over the course of the three hour concert the speakers never hiccuped and weren't overly hot at the end of the night. These speakers do have built in fans for the cooling and while that probably aided in ensuring a cooler power supply, there's some that believe fans not only introduce noise, but also have the propensity to fail due to the fact that folks don't clean them out very often. Convection cooled speakers are usually desired for one less thing to deal with over the life of the speaker. One thing that so many people (including myself initially) were confused about was the fact that these speakers are WiFi enabled. Everyone seemed to think that you could stream to these speakers over WiFi. While I think that would be really cool as well, the WiFi feature is only for remote sound adjustments via the JBL app.

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