Fun Generation PL 15 Sub A

Great little sub for the money thats almost perfect.
Lets get the negatives out the way first. 1. The design and handling of the unit is not the best as its not properly weight balanced which means despite weighing nothing (in subwoofer terms) still requires two people to handle. 2. The lack of screw holes for a wheel kit
Now the advantages
1. Phenomenal sound from such a small box
2. Great selection of connections including filtered and unfiltered outputs so you can use the internal cross over or use your existing crossover
3. Construction, the frame is easily strong enough for even the most active of vocalists to jump on and use as an extension of the stage
All in an amazing little sub for its price, recently used on a reggae gig and 1 of these did a better job than 2 QSC powered subs that easily cost 5 times more for 2 times less quality, will be buying more and highly recommend to anyone

It’s clear that you have to adapt your expectations to the price. This is a low end of the line subwoofer and as long as you stay in the first half of the amplification range, you get kind of a decent bass, the louder it gets, and at least I get the feeling that the sound gets mushier.
My use case is a multifunctional studio in the penthouse of our house. I use it for music and movies. It complements my two loudspeakers which lack the deep side of the bass spectrum. And honestly, the sound range is now more complete and especially when I don’t turn up too loud, there’s now this pleasing deep bass my installation lacked before. But the bass is not of very good quality, it’s just ok, but no comparison with a nice high end hifi sound.
As I didn’t want to spend more, I arranged myself with the compromise. I think that it’s useful for rooms up to 50 square meters.