Surprisingly good speaker for the price and size. I use this with a VHF transceiver and was amazed at how much volume this tiny speaker could generate. Fits anywhere!

Installed this Wireless Set to replace another set of Freeboss FB-V04 4 Handheld Vhf Wireless Microphone that had been ordered about a year before that was junk. This System has a great Sound and works great all over the sanctuary. Vocals sound great, and we even replaced the corded mic on the pulpit with this GTD Audio Mic. Quick turn around on order. I've been replacing old Systems with GTD Audio equipment for small church's with tight budgets. and Great Customer service if you have an issue!!!!

I traded in my EF-S 10-22 for this one, realizing how often I switched back and forth between 10-22 and 24-70. I took some stats in fact, and it turns out I stay mostly between 17-35 range, and never really go any wider than 15-16 even with the 10-22. The wider range of 10-22 certainly gives you a lot of freedom, but I found it to be a bit too artificial due to the unavoidable barrel distortion.Now, 10-22 is certainly a solidly built piece of glass, but 17-40 does deserve its L label and the red ring. It feels a little heavier than the 10-22, and the focus ring turns with sufficient weight (10-22 feels a little on the lighter side) you can actually fine-tune the focus with greater accuracy. Being an L-series lens, it comes conveniently with a lens pouch and hood.Under darker conditions, the focus seems a little slower than my other faster lens, but even at f4, it takes crisp shots. I highly recommend this for anyone with a Canon dSLR. If you're planning on moving on to the 1:1 crop bodies (1d or 5d, a less expensive sibling coming out in October) 17-40 can be a good piece of glass to have, as you're going to have to let to of the 10-22 anyways.I did have a chance to try the 16-35L, but at the smaller aperture range, the difference seems nominal, especially considering the price difference.I use Canon EOS 20d and Elan 7, and they both pair up nicely with 17-40 4L.

Sounds good. Not much louder than the radio but it does o.k. for the price. Overall, it's actually well worth the money, for a small speaker. Very usable for a VHF/UHF radio speaker.

This speaker is twice the size of the one I had installed and has better sound. It's still small. My two way radio is mounted in an amo can and I needed the right angle Jack.

Been looking around the market for something that is simple and easy to hook up the Smart TV and the Yamaha 5.1 Sound simple using a single HDMI (eARC) & Optical Sound. Found what I was looking for and hooking it up took me less than ten minutes.To start off, it did took me a while to figure out how to hook it up to the Yamaha because there were not instructions about connecting it to an amplifier, but after everything was hooked up and no sound came through...I was a bit concerned. However, after going through the setting on the Smart TV and setting it to PCM, I heard sounds coming through and tested everything out. It is basically "Plug 'N' Play" sort of deal. Should have taken me less that five minutes to get everything working properly.As for the wireless microphone, the main body are constructed of matte plastic and the metal mesh over the main microphone is a big plus. After throwing in some Duracell for added weight, it really does have a nice feel in the hands. Also, turning them microphone on simply connected to the mixer right away with just an adjustment of channels and you're set to sing.For the price, this cannot be beat, the sound that came through the speakers were clear for me, "subjective opinion," but I'll play around with it some more to keep the echoing at a minimal. Overall, this is one of the easiest setups that I've every got a chance to fiddle with, and I'm a pretty technical person.

I have an Alinco DR-735T VHF/UHF mobile radio with a full duplex operating mode, meaning it has two built in (left/right side) receivers with separate audio outputs. As such, each has its own external speaker jacks, so I needed 2 of these speakers to take the place of the radio's internal speaker.The audio is clear and they are more than able to keep up with the audio output of my radio with little, if any, distortion when the volume is cranked up to uncomfortable listening levels. Frankly, I'm surprised by the reviews saying that their output level was low or sounded "tinny", certainly not the case with my radio. They've met and exceeded my expectations.

I wish they were a little smaller, but they work well for my dual band VHF/UHF mobile radio in my car.