AH110-G2

Sounds great speakers are light weight easy to carry. A little tricky to remove the mixer and accessorie pack from the back of the speakers but ok once mastered.

have used an older model, got to be six, perhaps for seven years now, five nights a week doing pub quiz nights. It still works, but is now backup if my new one ceases to work. Not that I've any worry about that. This new model has enhanced features, that I'll probably not use, but all the essentials there and so easy to set up and use. Although it's two speakers the amp and cable carry fit back onto them once used and packing away, so not too large or heavy for storage. Great buy, had 17% off during Prime day. Bargain. Always recommend Laney kit.

Just perfect

Great product and great sound.

This, as other reviewers have mentioned is not small, it is a considerable size! It is ideal for those who are looking to fill a small/medium size venue with sound, from singers to those giving lectures. The volume is impressive, as is the quality of the sound. The set up, with bluetooth etc. is a breeze. An excellent PA system

The Laney Audiohub AH115-G2 has a 15” bass driver and a 1” pressure tweeter at the back of a moulded horn. The frequency response is flat within a few dBA between 100 Hz and 15 KHz at 1metre on axis. The bass drops off smoothly below 100 Hz to about 30dbA down at 40 Hz (open fret E on a Bass guitar is 41.204Hz). G2 means it’s the second Generation of this product. There is a faint mains buzz to let you know it is switched on, but if you are in the audience three or four metres away you’ll not be likely to hear this. It is not too heavy at 12kg and has comfortable carry-handles on each side as well as on the top. The side handles can be used a bit like a foot to prop it either facing out horizontally low-profile on a stage or angled up if using it as a wedge for fold-back. The mixer functions work very well for line levels and external sources, on the various Jacks and the two XLR sockets. . The XLR inputs work well as balanced inputs and can be switched between mic and line level. At mic level most simple dynamic mics should have enough output. The mic inputs are not powered for a microphone, so condenser mics will need an external battery power pack. The XLRs will take the balanced line output from a mixer or another of these Audiohubs. . The TS (Tip and Sleeve) mono ¼” Jacks worked well with ample margin at Line level, and almost had enough gain for a lead guitar, but are not sensitive enough for an un-amped bass. . The TRS (Tip Left, Ring Right, and Sleeve Ground) stereo 3.5mm Jack input was happy with the output from my ear-player and also my phone. TRRS wired plugs might cause confusion or buzz so avoid using them. . USB and SDHC chip inputs come into their own when one whole program is to be played from start to finish without worrying about leaving a phone or player near the speaker, but track selection from multiple choices on the chip is a pain. . Bluetooth worked well from the two different devices I tried, PC and Phone. Track selection is ever so much easier with these than single stepping through the chip directory using the USB or SDHC chip inputs. . Tone controls work in the traditional manner with good effect on Bass and Treble with respect to 1KHz However it is not 800 Watts, not even 800 Watts Peak IHF Music Power (ie 100 Watts RMS). I measured the mains consumption and it goes from 5 Watts quiescent to about 70 Watts with the onset of clipping distortion. Bearing in mind normal efficiencies this means it is probably about a genuine solid 50 Watts RMS amplifier, and the heat-sink size on the back is about right for this. This is still very loud, and I was wearing earplugs to keep my ears linear and undistorted. The management of the 15” bass driver is poor below 100Hz and it sounds very woolly, as if parts of the cone and the ported bass-reflex cabinet are flapping about and doing other things than the voice coil requires. This was very noticeable when I made the frequency response tests at a reference level corresponding to about 10Watts total mains consumption at 100Hz. Since my initial tests I've adjusted the unwanted cabinet resonances. I added some Silentcoat sheet inside, trimmed and layered to suit the wider un-braced resonant panels (tap with a fingertip and listen for where it is needed), and then some Silentcoat absorber foam in strategic places. This only adds about 1kg, so it is still a light speaker. The whole thing is very well designed for maintenance and ease of assembly so access is simple; just be careful not to damage threads and leads etc. Where this speaker comes into its own is as a good vocals or lead or rhythm guitar speaker. The upper bass and the full midrange and top end work extremely well with good dispersion. Early 1960s Rolling Stones records which have almost no low bass sounded superb, but Madonna’s Ray of Light CD really threw it into confusion with its very low bass, but sounded much better controlled after the modifications.

It's massive - I did not expect it to be so big, but, then, I was ordering this one for home. I was not following any particular goal, just wanted something to enhance the sound for the movies and music, so was glad when this came up in my list. For this purpose, I can only recommend it. It transmits sound wonderfully (it does go a bit 'umpha' with the bass but then that's only a plus in my opinion). It is quite lightweight for such a whopper, on wheels, with mains only, the wire is not too long, but you will want it somewhere by the wall if you are buying it for the same purpose. Pluses all over.

I was shocked when this arrived, as I genuinely had not checked the specs to see how big this was... it is huge and was a big surprise. However, despite it's size, it is relatively lightweight and has a handle at the top so it is easy to carry. This is ideal for my daughter who occasionally does pub gigs singing... she has a PA system with a two speaker set up, but this alone outshines the set up she already has. It has a huge volume and can easily fill a small to medium size venue and drown out the general hubbub of the crowd. It has a great base and if you turn it up, it really resonates through the floor, if you have this placed on the floor. If you have a suitable stand, it is able to go on a stand, but it needs to be substantial to carry it. It was simple to set up and the Blu-tooth is very straight forward to link up with. I am really impressed with the overall quality and build of this, it is excellent value for money.

1st got product with broken power cord, Then within one month in house 3-4 time usage product stopped working completely. Need Help Seller

ho ricevuto le casse e purtroppo non so se è stato un difetto delle mie, ma prima di tutte una delle due non si chiude benissimo, e più che altro essendo casse bluetooth ci si aspetta di potere utilizzarle con il telefono non attaccato al mixer... invece se ci si allontana un po' la musica salta... mi è successo per due saggi e quindi è stato un po' problematico. Peccato. ATTENTI - NON SONO CASSE A BATTERIA. il mixer deve essere comunque attaccato alla corrente e alle due casse quindi limita l'utilizzo su una sala grande (o se no ci vogliono cavi molto più grandi di quelli forniti).

The sound quality is premium. Loud and clear with punchy bass and crisp high. Recommended for all usage. Could not expect less from such high quality brand. Functionality is seamless and easy to handle. Definitely a bang for the buck. It's not that heavy moreover it has wheels and handle for easy carry on the go. Overall, fully satisfied with the product.