Rockville RPG10 600W 10" Powered Active 2-Way DJ PA Speaker, USB/SD, Lightweight, for DJs and Small Venues

Love it, no complaints at all.

Product recieved - 3/20/2018First impression: Amazing quality that I picked up for about $100USD. The model I ordered did not have bluetooth connectivity so I won’t be talking about that.The overview: Rockville’s RPG-10 is a rather decent addition to anyone needing sound equipment for their next outdoor event, or a decent-sized bar/parlor/coffee shop gig. Maybe you just want sound in your building. For the most part whatever your application requires, this thing can handle it. Of course, you’d need something bigger if you need some serious power, so this probably isnt for people handling large concerts or events with an audience of 10k or whatever.The good: The sound produced by this piece of equipment is pretty darned good all-round. It’s clear: the lows and mids aren’t muddy and drowny and the highs even come out clear, provided that you’ve positioned the speaker correctly. In addition to the audio clarity there’s equalizer knobs to control the bass and treble.The knobs on the back that control volume feel nice to turn, a little bit of resistance to gradually raise and lower your gain as needed. One thing to note however: The top knob labeled “VOL” doesn’t actually control the “volume” of whatever you’ve got plugged in, it controls the gain. Just one volume knob labelled “MASTER”The build quality is acceptable for the $100 price tag I snagged it for, the plastic feeling like it can at least handle a little bit of handling roughness. Speaking of handling, the handle is a very nice touch. I also weigh around 280lbs and I’m able to sit on the speaker, although that probably isn’t recommended.The bad: I don’t know if this is true for all RPG-10 units, but the power cable that connects to the unit feels a bit too loose. That can probably be solved by tape, but I would honestly expect more resistance for stuff that’s suppoed to be used for live sound.The EQ knobs for the bass and treble feel terrible. Personal stuff, but it’s just weird having nice knobs right next to knobs that feel like they’re scratching against the plastic.The included brackets to use the product as a stage monitor feel pretty flimsy. In addition to this, the angle they hold the speaker up to is really... Odd I guess. I dont know if stage monitors are supposed to point directly at the performer, especially if they’re mic’d. Either way there is a side that’s flattened so that’s another option if you too find the brackets to be odd.

Just got this speaker installed today. Sounds amazing !! Will be buying more for my gym.

I purchased a pair of Rockville RPG 10 speakers they are the previous generation of speakers to the ones pictured here. I was fairly disappointed with the speakers when they first arrived. Not because the speaker is a bad speaker but of the two that I got the Tweeter did not work on one of them. I was able to repair it myself very easily. The culprit was, the style speaker connections on the back of the high-frequency driver are the type that you press in to create an opening and then you slide the speaker wire into the hole and let go. A spring will hold the wire in place and you are as good as gold, in my case somebody pushed the wire in too far and the clamp was around the protective rubber jacket of the wire and it was not getting a connection. I feel the quality control could have been better. I have had them now for over a year I still think they are a good speaker plenty of power they're loud and Crystal Clear audio but the three star rating is because I had to fix it right away.

Sounds awesome, louder then u would think. Works great fot electric drums, record player or anything really.cant beat the price and quilty. Highly recommend

I bought this to try and sing in my Metal band. It really doesn't get loud enough for that application alone. I definitely had to get another PA and string it along in that but for less loud genres, it'll work and it's especially loud for just addressing a large room.

Excellent unit for the price, however where there is room for improvement is to simply add a TRS alongside the XLR "line in" input to be able to add instrument directly in case you don't have an interface available. There is an XLR next to the microphone input, but adding another for the line in would be nice. Again, sound is solid. Perfect speaker for an acoustic set or karaoke. Lightweight with nice handle for carrying. Also, works great as a monitor.

Got this speaker in today. Alot heavier than I thought which is a good thing. I just thought with the price it would be cheap plastic. The sound off of this little 10" speaker is mind blowing. Sounds better than my 12" old school speakers. Will def buy another one. Buy it if you can, you won't be disappointed.