Kustom PA PA50 Personal PA System

I've had this for a couple years and we use it all the time. After today's little graduation, I felt I really should write a review. The school has a couple big speakers and a mic -> awful. This little thing and a decent mic was perfect. We had almost 100 people there and construction going on in the background, and it was still perfectly audible.So, not only does it have great sound, you can have multiple mics! So, I had a laptop plugged in with music going right into a generic audio jack, a set of cordless mics and 2 regular mics, ALL ON THE SAME SPEAKER. Every channel has a volume, treble, base as well as your choice of a big audio plug or an XLR. And one of the channels has a generic audio plug like for headphones.Now, if you do events sometimes, a speaker stand is a BIG asset. Basically, if you have the speaker behind the person on the mic, you'll get feedback, but if you raise it up, you get a good broadcast and avoid the feedback. However, you can also drop it right in front of the mic on the ground. Either way, the thing rocks.After today, I decided I'm actually going to get another one. You can actually link them together and run them in sync. The reason isn't because one isn't enough, but more that you have the feedback issue (like every amp). You can't have the speaker right behind the person on the mic, so, if you can't get it raised up enough, you need to put it in front, or split it and have a speaker on each side. So, that's the plan for the next event.Anyway, it's really been a big asset. I'd consider getting the same model with a blue tooth connection, BUT, Bluetooth really is a bit crappy sometimes. For example, the last event we went to, the other PA had a Bluetooth connection that was SOOOO bad that we ended up holding the teacher's phone to my mic and it was BETTER than the other PA system!I think it's really best to have a few adapters so if you want to play from a phone, you can plug it in, but it's been on my mind.

Power speaker that will cover 60 to 70 people in the audience easily. Lots of different hook ups for whatever you’re using. Small and easy to carry.

For the money, this was an excellent purchase. Works great, but keep in mind that if you're expecting studio sound to come out of it, you picked the wrong product. This is designed for simple amplification. I use it in a nursing home for karaoke. I plug in my laptop and also a wireless mic system and go to town! The bass and treble controls kinda help the tinny sound, but for simple amplification, it will do a nice big room without problems. As a starter system that didn't cost hundreds of dollars, I'm pretty happy with it.

I ordered the Kustom PA system and received the Power works PA. It works well but not what I wanted. The company finally gave me back the $20 difference after very much hassle. The PA is great but the company is not very customer oriented.

I am a wedding and event DJ and I purchased one of these for a near field monitor last year. I've often wondered how they would do as a PA for talking (no music) and today I was able to get my chance. I was DJing a kids competition and linked two of these and used a Shure wireless mic for the awards ceremony. I was impressed. They worked well with no distortion for the announcements and the low level background music I played before and after the ceremony.I wouldn't try to bump music out of it but for talking and as a cocktail setup they are perfect! I will be using them as my extension speakers as well just so announcements can make it to the back of the room when I'm in a longer venue.The best part is that they are light, portable and disappear into the background. Portable and easy to hide (for photos and clean setup)I attached a photo. You can kind of see the one next to the American flag and barely see the one on the other side of the stage. I took this from the very back of the audotorium where I could hear the Emcee loud and clear.