Gemini SoundGemini Sound GSP-L2200PK Indoor 2200 Watt Peak Bi-Amped Wired AC Powered Bluetooth DJ Speaker with 15" Inch Woofer, LED Party Lights, Built in Media Player, and Included Microphone and Speaker Stand

Works great loud and proud

It's the perfect match for me to use my Gemini CD DJ turntables. As someone who likes to listen to CD's while pitch bending or scratching without the commercials of streaming audio the mic makes it a little public address system or karaoke machine. I recommend it for people who like a little mic time with their music! The light show is kinda cool for the money as well. It's very affordable and highly mobile which is a definite plus.

It's big and loud. Sounds clean. Bought it for the wife who was complaining that the current in wall speakers were not loud enough during her workouts.Connected it with Google Home using the wired side so she can just tell Google to play it. We named the speakers Nightclub Speakers.

I love these speakers. Bought them for my dance studio after struggling to find ones that were loud enough. These will blow your ear out if you are close enough. Only critique is that if you buy multiple the Bluetooth has a hard time differentiating between them. Also, we did have to replace after about 2.5 years with daily use.

Excelente calidad, buen sonido

The sound was just what I was looking for. Extremely loud!!!! I can't wait to play it at my grandson's graduation 🎓/ going away to college party 🥳🎉Every one on my street will know that the party is at my house.I highly recommend this speaker....and the mic & stand comes with it.Get it!!!!

I ordered this speaker for an event. The product was shipped and received very promptly.I took all the pieces out of the box and put it all together to test everything out as I always do.The first negative thing I noticed as I was installing everything was that the hard plastic grommet/eyelet in the speaker box that the stand mount threaded into popped out. Although I was kinda bummed by this, it was very minor to me and I was thinking I would probably just super glue it back in. It didn't prevent the speaker from being mounted on the stand, it just wouldn't tighten it up to prevent it from spinning.I finished putting everything together and turn it on. The light show leaves much to be desired, but I guess better than nothing. I will most likely just leave it off or solid. Paired up to my Android phone very quick with no issues. I set the gains a little less than was recommended and played some music just to make sure it worked, only one song. I didn't go past 50% of what it is capable of and I must admit, this thing is loud. So loud that my dog freaked out and ran into the other room. I plugged the mic in to test and it worked just fine. Less than 10 minutes on the initial day before I shut everything down.A few days later, the day before the event.. I turned it back on. Paired it to my phone and started playing a playlist at about 20% of what it's capable of, maybe less. It sounded great, I couldn't wait to actually see it in action at the event. After 3-4 hours, the bass started slowly diminishing. To the point where there was none at all. There was no pop or click, it was as if someone slowly turned the bass knob down until it was at zero. I walked up to it and the 15" speaker isn't working at all. The top tweeter is still working fine, all the lights on the front and rear are still lit. Just the main speaker had failed. I turned off the power switch to try to reset it. I felt the metal backing of the amp and it wasn't hot at all. Maybe a few degrees over room temperature. I waited a few minutes and turned it back on to try to connect again. The speaker briefly worked again until the first bass note hit and then it failed again and all I could hear was the tweeter.Update:I let it cool down for a few hours and tried it again. The speaker fired right up like normal. I turned the gains and main volume down lower. It played for about another 45 minutes and then the speaker failed again.

I purchased this because my neighbors insist on having their front door open to their condo while they play their music very loud. Now when they do I put this speaker in my open doorway and play one song at max volume. Everyone in the complex has complained but after my song is done playing it is so quiet you can hear a pin drop(I think they get the message). The only thing worth noting is if you stand close to it while it is turned all the way up it makes your heart feel funny like it is skipping a beat.Before you think I am a jerk I tried to knock on their door and ask them to keep their music down several times. I even contacted the Denver police and even the HOA multiple times prior to resorting to this.Worth EVERY penny, plus it sounds good.