Ashok
October 12, 2008

Rating: 9/10

Compact, light, portable and versatile.

I\'ve used these mainly for band practises playing a variety of instruments through it.
Mics, guitars, bass, electroacoustic bass, a variety of \\\'orchestra\\\' instruments (sax, clarinet, flute)

and to put it simply, it\\\'s rather damn good.

For practising it\\\'s plenty loud enough, i use it alongside the PM10 matching monitor though on it\\\'s own it\\\'s fine aswell. The only downfall is that you can\\\'t change the EQ on it without being hooked up to a mixer. Though for the price tag, the lowest inc. P+P that i\\\'ve seen, it\\\'s well worth it.

I can\\\'t judge it\\\'s live capabilities but given how it\\\'s fared when practising it\\\'s well worth it.

Enjoy.

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First two recordings were done by micing up the monitors.

Chris
October 1, 2008

Rating: 8/10

This stuff is surprisingly good kit. Low cost, robust and clear in signal articulation. It has travelled and performed well without special treatment. If you are after bargain, good quality foldback, get a bag full of these monitors.

Ivan
June 6, 2007

Rating: 8/10

This monitor is simply fantastic - light (10kg) & compact, well-made and incredibly cheap.

The only reason it doesn't get a 10 is because I'll save teh 10 for a powered monitor such as the Carlsboro PM10. But if your mixing desk is loud enough to send a good output signal to the EM10, you'll simply won't find what to complain about.

I was surprised at how clear and powerful the 10" speaker was.

I think the EM10 would make a great pair with the PM10.

If you've ever played in a venue with no decent monitors, give them this tip - get a Carlsboro EM10...it's quite cheap, there's no excuse not to have one!