Galaxy Audio NSPA Nano Spot Personal Monitor Speaker, Black

Perfect little problem solver, squak box for audio production, etc.

Used in a rock band setting. Instrument were loud around my drums. I was able to hear everyone quite nicely. For a small speaker it packs a punch

This is a very compact monitor speaker that is active in its mode of operation. It uses12 volt DC power at only a couple amps maximum.The unit sounds great and has high and low EQ adjustment knobs. XLR and 3.5 mm input jacks and volume control. The mounting bracket is substantial and serves a desk top stand. Rugged plastic housing that is tough and durable. Very portable.I use this for amateur radio comms, and since the EQ is adjustable my listening experience is so pleasant. I can adapt my ears to a noisy environment or quiet.I highly recommend the speaker as it is an all around great performer. However, the caveat is the price point, at $155 each.

I'm a solo acoustic musician and have been needing one of these for a while now. Way better then carrying a 30 lbs monitor around .I do anywhere from 3 to 4 gigs a week inside and out doors this monitor is easy to set up and keeps out of your way. Easy to load and unload I keep mine on an extra mic stand it has been working great for me.

We have a lot of added uncontrolled stage noise from personal floor monitors from the keyboard and guitar. These little guys have excellent volume and you can mount them right we’re they are needed so the volume doesn’t have to be so loud since it doesn’t have to travel from the ground to your ears! Game changer for our church and they look so much better and don’t clutter up the instrumental area anymore. Now everyone can have a personal monitor and it doesn’t send the sound reckless crazy:). Great product!!!

I did not expect a lot of bass response from a such a small speaker, but I did expect a good transparent high-end. This little speaker would be good for representing speech, or perhaps could work for a small duo, but in my full-band application, it just sounded like a small transistor radio. It would be fine as a talkback speaker in a studio situation, and might be ideal in a small audio visual presentation, but just doesn’t have the high-end frequency response necessary to compete with cymbals and electrified instruments. Another word of advice: Read the fine print carefully. This seller charges a 15% restocking fee and requires the buyer to pay shipping for any other reason than a defective item. I am used to no hassle Amazon returns, so I was caught by surprise. If I had tried this out in a music store, I would have passed on it immediately. As much as I hate to say it, going with a big box store protects a buyer from having to pay a restocking for an item that won’t work for their application.

These are great as squawk boxes for me to talk to monitor world and them to talk to me at Front Of House. With the concert going at full volume (115dbA), I can still hear it. Wish the power supply was built in but I get it for how small the boxes are.

We needed a small monitor for church, so the singers could hear the music. We have to setup and store our stuff every week, so we needed small and portable. These are terrific! As the singer, I can control the volume myself, even the high and low cuts. Easily mounts to a standard mic stand, or just let it sit on a table, pulpit, etc. All the hardware is included.