the box pro Mon P10

Malý a lehoučký odposlech, šikovný, nepřekáží, se slušným zvukem ve svojí cenové kategorii. Máme jich 6ks a dost se nám odlehčilo. Zvuk jako takový není nijak "velký" to se ani od 10" repra očekávat nedá. 12" je o poznání barevnější ale taky o poznání těžší a taky dražší, pokud někdo řeší cenu. Celkově můžu shrnout slovy: do menších prostor výborný a i na větší stage když ho dáte po dva tak neudělá ostudu cenově i značkou věhlasnějším konkurentům. Poměr výkon cena je naprosto skvělý.

I have purchased several of these for various jobs since using one as a demo unit against some JBL brand wedges. These P10s are excellent. The speakers are lightweight but have enough power for the majority of smaller events. The sound is clear and punchy, with a moderate amount of bass for a 10" driver. The speakers are coaxial design, so the tweeter sits behind the woofer offering good phase coherence. The sound is much less harsh than a JBL wedge. The angle of the wedge is also great and feels "right" when standing at a mic. It's also fairly low profile so as not to be too intrusive to the audience.

The sides of the wedge have a lip so you can pick it up in either hand any way you like which is great for transport/shifting around.

The only down side is that the black finish is not the most hard wearing. They could be painted up in something better.

A decent clear sound, low weight, and sleek look. Well worth the money, and better than some named brands.

I don't know if it's due to the ongoing parts shortage, but these have some of the worst quality HF drivers I have ever come across. The drivers themselves are built awfully, and sound awful. There is also no proper waveguide inside the 10 inch driver. When pushed, a "wobbling" sound starts because of this.
The HF driver also emits an unbelievable amount of breakup distortion, it was painful for me to listen to these for more than 15 minutes at a time.
The LF driver seems underpowered, even for a 10 inch. It seems like it's constantly getting ready to blow, and seems that it can't handle any form of power.

The coating on the box was rushed. Inside the handle holes, the coating flakes off onto your hands because it hasn't cured properly.

Conclusion, these boxes have some potential for a presentable quiet box for corporate shows, but only if the HF is replaced with a driver that actually sounds good. By that time, you would just be better off buying a good box to begin with. It's unfortunate, since other people seem to really like these and I was interested to try them. If the drivers are replaced, these boxes could be pretty solid performers.