PRORECKClub 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

I have the Proreck club 3000 as well as these. I am very pleased with both sets of my speakers. These sound amazing and the bass that comes out of the 18 in sub is great. I like that I dont have to set highs mids and lows with these unlike my club 3000. It just makes everything easier for me as a DJ that is constantly loading and unloading so the dials are always getting moved on me. I highly recommend these. A lot of DJ's say I need different brands but these sound just as good and even better than some that I have heard.

Very happy with this purchase very great for the price

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.

This system was great for my sister's wedding. My major gripe with this system is that the bass is just not that loud at all... to a frustrating degree... while the arrays are absolutely SCREAMING... that is if you set it up normally. I ended up running the sub itself through the "sub" output on my stereo receiver (which makes this thing THUMP) and the arrays I hooked up separately through their own amplifier... then just split the audio source and ran separately to each. Gave me more control over the EQ of the setup and pushed the sub to give me the bass that I needed. Much more tedious than originally anticipated to get the sound that I desired out of this system but hey... atleast it was possible? If you're looking for big bass that'll shake the ground right out of the box this probably isn't for you.. otherwise if you're willing to work around it like I have and appreciate that you do have a capable 18" sub AND some arrays that are capable of being way too loud if you need them to be.. then by all means you've found what you need..When it comes to sound quality well... they get the job done. Its likely that nobody at your typical event that you would bring this stuff to is going to be a big Audiophile so I'm sure they won't care... but if YOU care then all I'll say it the sub can be muddy and the arrays can be a bit harsh and lack fullness at times.. but like I said it had the ability to be LOUD and bassy if you set it up correctly and can definitely satisfy your party needs. Maybe I'm speaking from a place of different standards as I work in the EDM industry and of course we push our speakers to the limits (naturally). But hey it is what it is.. I purchased this and though I wasn't completely satisfied I made it work with a few extra purchases and persistence.. I'd never use the built in Bluetooth mode though because that doesn't allow me the flexibility and bass response that I've worked to get out of this system. Let's hope I don't blow the sub but for now everything seems very solid.

The media could not be loaded. System set up easy. Big sound from all speakers. Remote for the powered base did not operate. Reached out to the company, new remote sent out in a few days. New remote works like a champ, very satisfied with these speakers and are part of dj music system.