the box PA M 12 ECO MKII

I have 2 of these monitors now and every time i use them the more i like them. Im using them with the Behringer MK750 at 200w at 8ohm. Will be getting 2 more.

pros:
Their light
Their pretty loud for what they are

Cons:
The carpet is not that durable as its easily ruined
The speaker grill is rather flexible and easily caved in.

Other than that i would recommend!!

I bought a pair of these to use as monitors with my band and to put on stands and use as a pa for acoustic gigs. They sound great and given the modest purchase price I would have no hesitation in recommending them. They are lightweight and well finished and even when I wound the wick up a bit they didn't distort. The bottom end lacks a bit as you would expect when using it as a pa but you wouldn't be planning to use them in large venues for a five piece metal band I would imagine. Another excellent value product that hits the spot from thomann

The PA?s are amazing, I sawa lot of reviews before they arrived to me, and all of them talked great about this speakers!
They sound great, and are extremely well made!
The shipping by Thomann was also excellent as always!

Been using it for 2 months now. So far, so good. Had to EQ a bit (not much, more like tuning it to the room), but clean and loud. Sound is quite decent. I was pleasantly surprised. And for the price? Come on! It is a steal! For a backup, or for monitoring, even if you are on a budget, just EQ it, and it will serve you well.

I bought this to extend its active sibling. I think it is indestructible. Sound quality is perfectly acceptable for a unit at this price.

Serves as both a floor monitor and a PA speaker. The cover was more expensive that the cover for the larger active version, so I bought two of those.

Like all 'the Box' equipment I have bought it is good value for money.

Ideal for my intended use of an oldies disco in a smallish pub. Plenty of volume from a 2 x 100W amplifier, just some judicial eq (or a sub) needed to supplement the lightweight bass.
Seem to be well made, easy to fit in a small car and very manageable weight.
Don't forget to buy Speakon plugs or leads as that is the only connection option.

This is a good monitor which I used for vocal foldback and also occasionally for electric guitar backline from a Behringer LX1200 V-ampire head. I like the bottom end frequencies and the smooth high frequency response from the little cone driver - it's much better sound than the piezo tweeters usually used in cheap speakers. A friend of mine eventually bought these from me and used them on stands with a Dynacord Powermate as his main gigging PA. I was surprised how well they handled this. Very impressive, especially for the price. Recommended!

I've done a fair amount of Gigs & Festivals with a variety of gear, but this is still my favourite Monitor for Clarity of sound. I play mainly Acoustic material & have yet to find anything that matches the quality of accurate Frequency responce for Guitar, Bouzouki, Mandolin or Acoustic Bass. It would be nice if it had a Jack & XLR Combi Input, but I still think it's great value for money.

I've bought a few of these. We use them mainly as monitor speakers, but also as main PA for small gigs when less power is needed.
They sit on the floor on rubber feet or they mount on speaker stands.
Small enough to make storage and transit easy but big enough to give a decent quality sound.
I particularly like the input/output sockets which take either a standard jack or a Speakon plug.

Great little wedge. Clear sound and it packs a punch.