RSG12 12" 3-Way 8-Ohm Passive DJ Pro Audio PA Speaker | 1000W Peak/500W RMS, SpeakON and 1/4" Inputs, Pole Mountable, Piezo Compression Horn, 99dB Sensitivity, Carpeted MDF

I added some rubber feet to the end caps on one side so I can lay them sideways and use them as floor monitors when needed. Sound great for the value. Plenty of bass and the highs sound good without being harsh. Of course they're not as nice as some name brands, but still very good, and a fraction the price. I'm powering them with a 600w(rms) amp that seems to get the job done. Not very heavy, but seem well built. I wouldn't get them wet though, as the wood seems kind of cheap. Overall pretty good, I've purchased 2 sets over the years, and they still work fine.

As a pro musician, I transport, set up speakers, Amp etc., then play live keyboard for local dance events. Over the past 30 years I have used all the big brands of pro speakers. Needing new full range mains, I researched features and these Rockville beat all others for full spectrum frequency range, at less weight for same 12" passive cabs in all other brands, and at the lowest price! They exceed my expectations and are the best sounding speakers I have ever owned. Even the gang at last Saturdays dance heard the difference and commented how fab the new speakers sound. These Rockville blow away the competition!

I still can't believe I spent only $80 for these speakers. They sound really good. I know equipment so listen to what I'm about to tell you. These speakers will never compete with a $400 speaker. So get at least enuff amp power at least 300watts going to them. Don't run any lower than 50Hz to them. If you want boom add a crossover and a sub. I'm a member of an r&b band and we have peavey behringer jbl and Yorkville speakers. Loaded in our trailer so know what quality sounds like. These are for a smaller system I'm putting together. I'm also using rockville 1000watt 18 inch subwoofer. An rockville crossover and eq. With a behringer epx2800 amp.I set my crossover at 100Hz. And man the sound is awesome. I've only used the with my iPad and not with a band. I will be doing that pretty soon. I'm smart enuff to know I will only be able to use this setup at small events. Mine came in undamaged. Buy these speakers. They should work fine for any size dj event. If they don't work for mains in a band environment you can always use them for stage monitors. At $80 each that would still be a bargain.

These are excellent small-size speakers at a remarkable price. I have two SA 15" main speakers and 10" monitors, but it's too much to drag to a small job, and the 15s are twice as heavy as these 28 pound Rockville PA speakers. I hooked them up right beside my 15s to my Behringer Euro PA amp and the results were very satisfying. The lows are not quite as pronounced and the highs are a little brittle (an effect of the piezo tweeters), but overall there was hardly any drop off in quality or volume. The Rockville speakers are sturdy, covered with a felt-like material, reinforced, have plastic corners and feet, a mounting hole in the bottom, and the connectors are one speak-on and two 1/4" jacks in the back. This allows a speak-on out, as most modern amps have, and a 1/4" connection between them. Each speaker is 8 ohms, and using two makes it 4 ohms total. There is little to criticize about them. I could have wished for a more robust horn and no tweeters, but it's nit-picking for such good sounding and easily portable speakers. According to the package they were designed in the USA and manufactured in China.

This thing cranks! Nothing like feeling your music. Good clear sound with surprising bass!

Sounds good

I don't know why people give these speakers such high reviews ? They are garbage, maybe you didn't grow up in the 80s and 90s when bass was a big deal.I have a pair of 12 in Cerwin vega that I've owned for 15 years or more and still hit hard ,I only bought this cheap speaker for the price and I had to replace my old one that I kept in the back yard. As soon as I connected my receiver I noticed a big difference with this speaker it sounded more like cheap bookshelf speakers and I've had some nice ones, the biggest disappointment was bass the grill rattle, the box made abnormal sounds and it wasn't that high, I returned them.

Loved so much I bought 4 and rpm870 perfect combo.. oh don’t forget their speaker stands!

These speakers are the only one that can handle real power even my $1600 klipsh I blew one side and I didn't have that loud rf28 for the price Amazon start selling again this new seller is three time the price I paid last year we'll 6 month ago

I DJ weddings and also do karaoke. The sound quality is awesome and are very loud. Would highly recommended these speakers for anybody. I use with a Pyle pro pmx802m amp and couldn’t be happier

For the price these 12”s are great (I bought a pair). However I will say the mid-range is a bit weird and I’m having trouble balancing the EQ to my liking. The 12” are punchy and I like them. The high end try’s to bury the lows at higher volumes and I find myself trimming the treble knob back. I saw in some other reviews about multi-band EQ’s, I only have a Bass and Treble knob so I doubt I’ll be able to iron it completely out. That being said I wanted volume and I got volume haha. Having a Sub to support them helps. (Maybe an addition pair would help? Hahaha)

Excellent sound. Way better than expected. Great price fast and easy shipping. Awesome. Would recommend!

Unbeatable performance/price speakers. I'm using a Rockville amplifier as well. Rockville seems to be a respectable brand.