Gemini WRX-900TOGO Powered Column-Style Line Array PA System With Rechargeable Battery

Great portable system for the money…flexible set up and can go with lithium battery or 12 volt / household current.

I purchased two of these units in November of 2021. I used them both twice for an appx total time of 4 hours. I went to use them for an outdoor wedding and one didn't work. I figured it was user error, so I went to use them again. One had no sound output whatsoever. It was receiving signal through bluetooth, XLR, and phono plugs. Still, no sound. I had purchased an extended warranty, so I contacted guitar center, they sent me to asurion, who sent me to guitar center, who sent me to asurion, who sent me to gemini. At the end of the day, my extended warranty doesn't cover anything except accidental damage until the manufacturers warranty is up. Gemini had to review the fact that their junk isn't working before they could give me an RMA and instruct me to send it back. USPS won't accept shipment for anything with a lithium battery as large as this. I shipped it via the least expensive, 2 week lead time with UPS and it cost me 116.00!! I'm down a unit, have had nothing but drama and pushback from all parties involved, and will be lucky to have a replacement within the next few months. I've been a guitar center customer for a long time. When I explained my frustration and they looked up my account, they stated I'd only spent 7500.00 in the last couple of years. What a bunch of garbage. I'm certainly done with Gemini (what a stupid mistake!), and will be done with GC as soon as my last extended warranty has expired. I recommend you look elsewhere for stuff you spend your hard earned money on!!!

Compact and effective in-line array system. This system will hold its own over a 20" trap kit, bass and 15 watt Fender BassBreaker Combo amp. With two mic inputs and onboard reverb (sounds like a delay, which I prefer), it will handle as-is me and one harmony singer. For more input, I've hooked up and tested my unpowered Mackie Dfx-12 mixer, which has room for six balanced inputs, and onboard effects. I have tested auxiliary output to a powered Fender 1270P monitor, which can be used if necessary for the drummer, or turned toward the audience if extra decimals are needed 90 degrees from the stage. The Bluetooth interface is perfect for between sets, I can play from my Spotify Account, and I've downloaded several playlists for this purpose, in case the venue doesn't have WiFi or a Jukebox system. If the power goes out, plug in your acoustic guitar and mic and continue the Hoot'n Annie outside on the patio, or on the beach.