PRORECK Club 4000 18-inch 4000W P.M.P.O Stereo DJ/Powered PA Speaker System Combo Set Line Array Speaker and 18 inch Active Subwoofer with Bluetooth/USB/SD Card/Remote Control

For some reason my order was canceled. Which’s was in error. After communicating. All was rectified. I received my packages in to deliveries. My packages was split up by the delivery company. Proreck. Was notified and all is good. I am like a kid in a candy store today assembling the PRORECK ARRRAY. Then when I tested the product I was overwhelmed over the quality of of the product. The sound quality I ran the product for 4 hours full tilt. Constant power low latency with a in your face bass blast. Very solid product possibly getting more soon for my business.

The Proreck 4000 system works perfectly for my 5-piece band. We have used it in venues/bars that can fit up to 300 people with no issue. The sound comes out *mostly* clean (explanation further in) and the bass is LOUD. That being said, you are going to also need a mixing board. This may go without saying, but trying to use these speakers without a mixing board is not a good idea for live music performance. The Bluetooth works just fine, but the range seems to be slightly shorter than other Bluetooth speakers in my house; could just be the subwoofer casing that blocks some of the signal. For live music: We ran guitar, keys, vocals, bass, and 4-drum mics from my kit through this system. *I know, a drummer with their own PA system, right?* It sounded great! the bass player used his amp as a monitor but 90% of the live bass sound came from the subwoofer. There was a small amount of muddiness between the kick drum and the bass, but it only happened occasionally. Ideally, the bass would be on its own speaker so there is no crossing of frequencies, but as a starter PA system this thing is perfect. I left the line and master at 50% and it was more than enough for a 100 person bar show. I did test out max volume with some dubstep with heavy heavy bass to see how it would handle, and the music was incredibly clear and incredibly loud. You obviously shouldn't leave the system on max, but for a test it performed beautifully. If you're looking for a live music set-up without spending $3000 on JBLs or BOSE speakers, this is it. I'm happy with my purchase and the speakers feel like they will last a long time under heavy use. One thing: This sub is freaking heavy! 85lbs. The handles are nice, but you are going to want to install some caster wheels on that thing so you don't destroy your back. Install them on the back (the side with the interface) so the woofer still remains in contact with the ground. I doubt the manufacture recommends doing it, but it's worth it to avoid injury.

If you're providing sound for an outdoor concert or looking for that thumping sub, you're looking too cheap. For a small venue, reasonable sound even for a small band, this would be a good portable option. I'm filling a 40x60 barn with music for a dance and this system is outstanding. The sub is more the frequencies you hear, not the frequencies you feel - you'd need more and bigger subs to feel the bass. But the quality is really good for the price. I had no issues with damage and I spent about an hour and 15 from cutting open the first box to listening to music from my phone via bluetooth. I would recommend using a wrench to hold the nuts during assembly. Again, I'd recommend this product based on my experience so far. I expected less and was pleasantly surprised.

So happy with this. During the summer everyone plays music while bbq'n. This ensures that we can hear our music effortlessly. As expected the sub is a 2 man job to move.

This system is really a deal, subwoofers these days are over $600 minimum for a good one. I think the system is good for personal use, backyard BBQ and small family gatherings, if you are considering commercial use then you will have to do some tweaking. First of all there is no on board EQ for the line array tops when connecting via cables/line input. The tops are supper loud and can give coverage , however it doesn't deliver Quality in HI's i think they should have used 2 horns and 2 set of twitters rather than 4 horns which is just loud and sqeaky sometimes. 2ndly, there is no low mid, i think they should have designated 2 low mid speaker for the tops to give it some BODY. and if u try to EQ on an external mixer it gets worse. The subwoofer is a 3 out of 5 for me as it tents to get muddy. my advise is to replace the lower array on both sides with a low mid 6 inch 8 ohm twitter speaker. and maybe pair another sub to get a balance as the TOPs tend to over power the sub. system needs a better array sound processor.