Overall, an excellent product with exceptional value for the small home studio or occasional jam session. The reasons for rating it 3-stars instead of 5 are: - No manual or instructions were included with the product; while easy to figure out the basics, it would still be nice to read how the reverb is applicable to only input number one, the specs, and other operational details. - No cables were included to connect the speakers (come on guys, these cost about 25 cents each from same your off-shore source). - Control panel labels are screened in dark ink onto a black background (be sure to carry a high-intensity light to read the controls, even in well-lit rooms - - otherwise, it's all a guess as to which control you're adjusting). - Amplification is sufficient for small auditoriums and it has low background noise when it's not too close to noise sources such as light dimmers, neons, and motors - pretty good sound quality for the price. - No warranty information was included with the system. - Most of the Squire 4 Sound System is made in a communist country where people are paid less than a dollar a day (the same unit could be USA-made for USA consumers if American businesses had better managers and skilled workers who are dedicated to producing quality products at competitive prices for the comparable consumer segment of this market). Otherwise, it was a great buy. There's probably nothing else in this price class that can beat the Squire 4 for quality, value and basic utility, but a total quality manufacturer would never have shipped it without a manual and cables - - and they'd have a website where one could download a manual, find warranty information, and order accessories of the same brand and class that compliments the Squire 4 line. No, it's not a Fender; but then Fender isn't what it used to be either! -JK, 2002

I looked in every store I could think of, and you have the best price ever. Great equipment better price.

This is a great PA at a vey low cost. My band just upgraded from old amps. We plugged our mics into to this PA and it feels like a hole different band. (a better band).

The PA system is good for small auditoriums or small gigs. It doesn't quite have the power for bigger gatherings. All together great deal for the price. It should have graphic equalizers to make it better.Great Buy!

I bought the Squier PA at my local guitar store, I didn't plan on getting this one but it was the only one they had. It's loud enough for a band, I got this for my vocals and guitar in my band, I use it for vocals and guitar and you can here the vocals fine. Some down sides are you can't read ANY of the writing on it that is really annoying if you haven't memorized the controls but overall I say its worth buying.