Pro Audio DJ 12" Subwoofer Passive Bass Cabinet

April 2013: Like other review, just stopped working. Opened unit, speaker seemed fine so crossover is suspect. After seeing cheapness inside, have decieded not to attempt repair or restore. Really do feel kind of ripped off on this purchase. Never pushed or abused this speaker. Didn't suspect it was so cheaply made. Salvaged screws and input hardware, going in garbage today. Like throwing 4 $20. bills out the window.FIRST REVIEW:Speaker is smaller and lighter than expected. Received in time to try at a gig at a venue that was bigger than I thought. Was a great test though as I was able to really push it and was able to tell that it is PERFECT for small rooms where space is limited and you just need some nice bass enhancement. Has socket for mounting a speaker but would NOT use anything more than a 10" size speaker. Very good value. Would give 5 stars if was little heavier. Can't see this as being real rugged down the road. Light use (or home use) only.

The speaker stopped working after 3 hours of use. The gig was not over yet! When I checked the speaker after the gig, the speaker was not blown out, but the crossover was bad. I detected this by opening the cabinet in the back and just touching the crossover. The sound was restored. But when I let go, no sound. Obviously there is some sort of grounding issue here. The speaker is poorly made. Cheap to be more accurate. "Ya get what ya pay for"

I owned one, it was daisy chained and would get 350 watts, using a Pyle PTA1400, inside a house room you hear a somehow nice low bass sound (light), definitely not ground shaking or table vibrations if that's what you want that is what it does, but where's the bass? is lightweight, good combination of features, handles, pole mounts, steel grill, etc. but outdoors is just too small and not powerful indoors not too much, read the manual the specs say something about what frequencies it will put out below xxhz. It could also be a nightstand.