Samson Auro D208 2-Way Active Loudspeaker, 8-Inch

This little speaker is GREAT for a fullback/monitor. Its not to big and will keep the noise down in your events..Super happy with this little thing.

Rapporto watt dimensione ottimo, non ti aspetti mai da una cassa così piccola una potenza così grande, sempre però consigliato per ambienti chiusi, all'aperto meglio le versioni con potenza maggiore.

I use it as a band practice monitor, with 1 XLR Mic input and one electric guitar input. I also use it along with my Ipad Jamup pro + TC Helicon voice rack IOS apps connected via a Focusrite itrack solo interface. It is light weight and has a good performance to price ratio. You can use it for a small room events too. However, for larger rooms like 1000 sq feet plus, you will need something like the Samson AuroX12D or the 15D. You can connect an entire band's input via a Mixer (we use Samson Mixpad) into the xlr input of the speaker and practice with a decent audio decibel level output with acceptable frequency clash and crossovers, it can take that load, without much of the "bass" distortion. Trebly sounds can be harsh, hence 60% max treble will suffice, and keep bass at 80% max, vol max 70% for a distortion free rehearsal. The closest competitor to this product is the ALTO TX8, which is around 2K cheaper and has similar tech specs. I also have used with 2 inputs with a TC helicon voicelive play + BOSS ME-25, however using 2 input simultaneously in the speaker, drastically reduces the output audio volume of each audio channel. Hope this helps buyers to make their buying decision.

Bought this as a stage monitor for Church. It's actually tiny and we wondered if it will be any good, but it does hold it's own. Sounds good and clear with no distortion. Gave it slightly lower rating because I might have been able to buy slightly larger speaker for the same price.

I am using it as a keyboard monitor. Has plenty of lows and highs and more than ample stage volume. It is light and packs a serious punch.