the box PA 302 A

We got the first pair of these several year back and they are still going strong. They have been used every week by my son who is a DJ and he regularly runs them into the red without any problems.

The plastic cabinet is very hard wearing and does not scratch easily (Unlike my JBL EON 515s xt which at one time were almost three times the price).

I have bought many pairs into the UK and the only complaint is that they are quite heavy at about 23kgs.

They use the same HF horn as the Mackie SR450 and in fact the replacement diaphragm is interchangeable.

Compared to Mackie s these are very simple to repair - eg 4 alum keys to remove the HF horn compared with 20 difficult to access screws on the Mackies.

Given the Thomann warranty you really cant go wrong with these - use them as full range out front or as a floor monitor.
One slight gripe is that the brackets used for getting the right angle when used as a floor monitor break quite easily. Of course they can be used without the brackets but ideally you would want them wedged up a bit. For monitoring I prefer to use them as side fills so I mount them on speaker stands either side of the stage pointing towards the singers and/or band.

These are a serious speaker at a very reasonable price. The casing is extremely hard-wearing, if not indestructible! They look very presentable, and they stack very solidly. The pack includes a pair of feet, which turn the PA302A into an excellent monitor.
Master volume, and very useable bass and treble controls at the back, along with a useful range of crossover and connection options. In the event of a desk failure, you can simply plug your mic directly into the speaker, and you'll get through the night!
They give a nice, wide spread, and you've plenty of headroom. I generally use them in a 2-piece setting, but have frequently amplified 5-piece bands comfortably with them.
I've been using them for years, and hundreds of gigs, they sound as good as new, still look good, so I have no intention of changing!