Gemini 8” 500W Bluetooth PA Speaker with TWS Link, USB/SD/FM, XLR/RCA/AUX Inputs, Mic & Guitar Channels, Compact Powered DJ Speaker for Gigs, Events & Easy Transport

Use ones so far, it works well, the original microphone the comes with the unit does not work that well, I did bought a wireless one which works a lot better less feedback and static, it loud enough where you can use it as a background music or maybe a small gathering, overall it feels good and sounds good.

This is aimed more towards the people complaining about the sound quality. When first turned on I agree the quality will not sound good, the rear of the speaker only lets you adjust bass and treble but it still doesn’t sound all that great. The magic happens on the small remote the speaker comes with, it lets you select about 5 different eq presets. Hope this helps

I don't do very many reviews. However, when I find a gem I know that I have to share my experience. This Gemini Sound AS-2108BT speaker is very clear, bright, and very loud. I use it for Karaoke in my garage; hooked up to an Aveek Professional Audio Mixer and my PC. It sounds amazing! I will buy another just to make a set, even though I don't need a second speaker. In addition, when listening to Andrea Bocelli it sounds as if he is standing right next to me and my wife loves it.

This is a truly horrible-sounding speaker. To say that it sounds tinny is an understatement. It's very shrill and not full-sounding at all. The wattage rating also seems VERY optimistic.I knew this was a cheap speaker, and I didn't expect much, but there are some good value PA speakers out there these days (Alto, Samson, and what not). When I got this at a particularly low price, I figured it could do duty at my office for various non-critical purposes. Nope; I'm not going to subject anyone to this thing.

I wanted a home karaoke setup, and others have said it's best to not use your home theater for the vocals since it can damage the speakers.So I bought two wireless microphones and hooked them up to this (I bought the 8" speaker), and played the music through my home theater system. It sounded great at a low volume, but who wants to sing karaoke at a low volume? At a high volume (45 dB setting on my Denon for the music, 80-90% max volume for this speaker), the sound quality was really bad. At 100% max volume for this speaker, the quality was even worse, and there was a ton of feedback.I plugged the microphones into the "INSERT" slot on my 20 year-old guitar amp (I have a CRATE - GFX65T, which has a 12" speaker. It is absolutely nothing special, I think I paid $150 for it 20 years ago) using the CLEAN setting and the max volume was about the same as this speaker. But the sound quality was so much better!If you are using this for vocals only, then I highly recommend finding a new/used guitar amp online with a "clean" setting instead of this speaker. You can get used guitar amps for the same price as this and I think you'll be happier. Plus, you might be able to go into a guitar store, bring your microphones, and just try out some of the amps there before committing to buying anything. I think the amp I bought now retails for $325 which is crazy to me so maybe you'll need to spend that much money to get a good speaker, I don't know. Good luck!

This is my third 8" bluetooth unit , the other 2 , both of which were different series or versions of the same speaker both had power supply failures , first one in 10months and this last one was 3.5 yrs with very MILD usage in a factory setting , other than the power supply issues I do really like this item , features are great , solid sounding sound , size is perfect for me , ustomer service was decent in getting a replacement first time around , this 2nd one is out of warranty so I'm crossing my fingers for the longevity of this one

nice

Small dj job, all in one system!!