Harbinger HP215 Powered Loudspeaker

I agree with all the 5 starred reviews on here, they are quite powerful and just very dependable and reliable (so far, I've been DJing with these for over a year now). However, one of the main issues that I've encountered is heating. The grills on the back get very hot if used over an extended period of time. As a DJ, I'm constantly bumpin music for 4 hours at times and there are times (depending on the room temp) that the speaker just shut off and I can only assume it was overheating because the heat sink can literally burn you if you touch it. I found a simple DIY solution where I just put a mini fan right behind it directly pointing at the back of the speaker. I guess this is more of a warning for some but overall, I really like them. They look professional and sturdy.

Ok, I don't usually provide a product review on products I purchase but this one I had to do it. Originally I was going to puchase the QSC brand, but after listening between those and the Harbinger - the sound quality was not any different based on what I heard. So I took a chance on the pair, which saved me $$$. I got these from Guitar Center in Tempe, Az. At the gig, it was very easy to setup with my Presonus StudioLive mixer that had my previous gig settings (simple recall on the board). The overall sound was great, with very positive feedback from the audience. No cliping at all. I am very happy with my purchase and looking forward for our next gig.

I bought two of these recently and I'm never looking back! I was playing a 10,000 square foot room, I had the gains on the speakers at 25% and I never got my mixer over 40%. They're VERY powerful. And even with all that volume, I never once saw a clip or limiter light blink. They were plenty of sound without stressing even a little. I'm using these paired with two HP118S subwoofers and the whole package is a total winner. 2x HP215 & 2x HP118S and you've got concert PA sound at speaker-on-a-stick price.