MUSYSIC Portable PA System with 2000W Amp & Wireless UHF Microphone System. 6 Ch Audio Mixer with Multiple Inputs. pa system with wireless microphone and speakers, Complete w/Stands - 10" Speaker 800W

Purchased this to support an outdoor church service and picnic for about 200 people. Setup was easy enough, sound quality for speech, singing, and keyboard were good. Used with keyboard, four wireless mics, two wired mics, and a special wireless lavalier rig for pastor. Worked out great for our needs.

Complete Professional 2000 Watts Complete PA System 6 Ch Mixer 10" Speakers Dual Wireless Mics StandMy musically talented friend and I have been performing for some time now, but our biggest, lingering issue was our lack of a proper and convenient sound setup. Trying to project your voice outdoors without high quality sound equipment, was like making fart noises through a toilet paper roll, which was basically just us asking to be ignored. So, we figured it was time to get started on saving up for a professional sound system but with us being beginners, where would we start?We shopped around, watched every video review and found out we would basically need to starve ourselves and forfeit our rent money for a month in order to afford anything with a guaranteed, professional sound and easy setup. Then, we came across this product, right here on Amazon; our lightning in a bottle. This PA system is everything you need as far as making yourself heard or broadcasting your unique & creativeaudible artistry, without having to nearly max your credit card or over-withdraw from your bank account.Upon arrival, this PA package was opened up & set up in less than eight minutes. The entire system came with two, super light speakers, two easy-to-extend speaker stands, two ultra long speaker cords, two wireless microphones distinguished from one another by a colored bottom, a wireless receiver, multichannel mixing board and only one power plug...because the mixing board is all you need plugged in to a power source! How does it sound? Inside of a kitchen, you're going to break things. Inside of a gymnasium, you're going to get your verbal point across to everyone in there with you. Outdoors, you are practically setting up your own Woodstock for the community.Now one could argue that, for its price, what I'm claiming may be an exaggeration or sound like an overrating on cheap, plastic material based equipment...but if you've got a budget and you're looking for something temporary until you upgrade, in need OF an upgrade, need a fresh start, or something you and a buddy just want to try out...then you have found your solution; you have found the answer.

I've had this system for several months, and so far it has been great. I mostly use it "for home" and backyard parties. I don't use this professionally, it's mostly for movie nights and music . This can get "defeaningly" loud, and while I don't play it that loudly very often it has been used outside for larger parties \ block parties. Outside it can be heard clearly for several hundred feet, even next to a busy road in a populated suburb of a large city. It's doesn't quite drown out the ambulance sirens, but can drown out almost all of the other "ambient noise" in the area.If you are an audiophile you will probably not appreciate this system. The mixer only has high \ low band (12Khz \ 80Hz) so there are limited options for adjusting the sound. This system also does not produce the "pounding bass" you get at a nightclub that rattles windows and shakes your teeth (it only has the two speakers). For the majority of people that usually listen to music from mp3 or streaming services, this will sound like a high end system. For the true audiophile, it will be obvious this is a budget system.This isn't bad for the amateur musician either. With six channels of input your friends can just bring their instruments and leave their own amps at home. You'll still have the limits described earlier (and some musicians can't stand sharing a monitor), but for hanging out and practicing you can't go wrong.I was worried about the quality due to the low price, but the only thing I've had to replace are the speakon cables. That could be due to mishandling on my end, I can't blame the equipment. The speakers themselves do feel light \ cheap, but the volume and clarity is more than acceptable. Again, this is not a high end system, but for the money it has been great.

WOW we have truly enjoyed this product however the instructions were difficult to understand and part were not available.

Bought this so I can set up a Youtube karaoke for my TV downstair.The setup was easy enough, however, I did need to buy a converter box so that I can connect from my TV's optical audio out to the mixer's analog.Doing so made realize 2 things:- If you use RCA to 1/4 jack and connect to the AUX port on the mixer, you won't be able to get the echo effect. I think this port is intended for you to connect to an auxiliary effect generator? I have no clue how it works and the booklet wasn't very useful regarding this.- You can connect to the RCA on the "TAPE" labeled ports. Even though, according to the booklet this is used for external recorder of the mix. This will allow you to play sound and use the echo effect.I took a star away for bad guidance booklet and confusing labeling.Sound quality:- The mic works great.- The speakers when hooked up has this slight humming sound. I'm thinking this is caused by the high frequency of the power coming from the mix/amp. It is annoying but once you crank up the volume, it shouldn't be noticeable.- Speaker quality: Meh~ to say the least. I don't feel enough bass or clear enough treble. At the default equalizer, there's nothing great about its audio beside volume. In honesty though, if you're looking for a great sound, this is not it. This is simply for PA and very basic mixing.I remove another star for its sound quality.Overall, I think it's passable as a basic karaoke set up at home to entertain my guests.