the box pro DSP 112

I bought this speaker for many different applications (live music with mostly acoustic bands, background music but also for a little DJing...mostly it's with about 40ppl. but sometimes it's also about 80-110ppl.)
But I'm a student, and that's what my budget was like - small.
Because of the price and because I had already listened to the 15" version, which impressed me, I decided to buy two of them.
While ordering the speaker, I was not really convinced about quality and so on...but when the speakers arrived, all those sorrows were washed away.
While testing them for the first time (hi, mid, bass all equally on 0) I noticed that they have relatively noise ground sound...but when you put music on, you won't notice ;).
The sound is just amazing; fresh highs, good mids and a fantastic bass. If you ask me, this speaker is definitely comparable to some 15" ones.

Unfortunately one of them had an issue with the stand-by mode. But after sending it to Thomann, everything was nice (so thank you, Thomann team:) )

Long story short, I'm very impressed and I recommend this to everyone who is looking for very good speaker for a very good price. Because you can easily put this speaker in any situation, and the speaker will fill your expectations.

EDIT: After a couple years of use, they still play fantastically. Since the one retour, I never had any problems encounter with them at all. They proved that they are here to stay. Especially the built-in DSP is something that I learnt to appreciate - I didn't know it from my 'old' speakers and had to get used to it. They worked perfect in any kind of venue (even churches. I can only recall three times when I added a subwoofer and I only did that when playing music outdoors. So still a 100% YES!

Bought this. Intended use: a live event (a small gig in a small pub and as monitor for another bigger gig). This speaker held itself really well on stage, along with a bigger PA system I had from before (2 215 fullrange passive speakers).
The clarity is good, up to big volumes. Even when the input signal is clipping, the speaker knows what to do and handles the job well. At higher volumes I have noticed increased treble, which is a bit annoying to the ear, but with a slight EQ adjustment from the mixer or the DSP on the back of the speaker, all goes well.
I totally recommend this if you don't have a ton of money to throw at a PA system, but not only if you're on a budget. This is a great speaker for any budget.

Later edit:
Also, if you don't buy a B-Stock, don't forget to leave the speaker with music for a while to break it in - I seem to have forgotten this small detail, that's why I've been hearing that harsh treble back then, but now after breaking the cone in and having it play music for a while, everything sounds fine and in place!

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Later edit:
After a couple of days of using it at home to play backing tracks while recording, I found out that the integrated DSP has some weird computing, because sometimes the sound fluctuates in volume and frequencies - for example it might cut bass once in a while. This happens after two hours of this speaker being on, so it must be something related to the heat, maybe?

First of all, one of the speakers came with a broken side handle. Thomann agreed to reimburse only 50e for this. I am deeply unsatisfied about this situation and thomann's position as well.

Talking about product it is total overkill for it's price. This thing is going louder than my ears could bear. Of course it looses some quality when going loud, but if you know what you're doing you can get most of this speaker by tweaking it through DSP.
The DSP offers a lot of functions, like low cut, equalizer, music modes, and etc.
It's build quality is not the best, plastic looks sturdy, but assembly is not too good. However you can't tell nothing bad for it's price. It could kill 2x more expensive loudspeakers. Recomend.

I think these are great in most ways, but the bass is a bit disappointing, should have gone a bit deeper with a 12" in my opinion. Update:been using these for a couple of months now, and one thing I notice, is when using in low volumes. I sometimes have thought it was something wrong with my pickups, cause there's been sounding like bad connections in the cables when volume is low. You can also heart it when playing and holding the chord, when the sound is beginning to die out, you hear the loudspeaker sounds like bad connections inside. When I play the guitar or the keyboard in another amp, the problem disappears. I think they also makes a bit too much noise, but ok in higher volumes.