Pretty compact with LOTS of sound. A bit heavy(dolly works) but 41lbs not that bad. Usual beefs for JBL on ease of the speaker columns fitting and removing, but a non issue for a patient human. Would recommend as now I have my own "stuff" I can perform safely in the COVID-19 environment!

Michael

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Very happy with the JBL EON 1. Did extensive research before purchasing. It does weigh more than some other portable PA systems. Sound quality is comparable with higher prices systems.

KIM

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I am a fingerstyle solo guitarist and I perform at coffee houses, wedding receptions, festivals and with trios playing R&B and Jazz. The JBL Eon 1 is super simple to set up and has plenty of low end and balanced mids & highs. The pa handles recorded music, bass guitar, drums, saxophone etc. easily.

J.D.

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Very nice, well made piece of equipment.

Robert

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The PA System and mixer were amazing. My daughter used it at a gig in a medium sized bar last week and the sound was rich but not over powering and worked great for her and her partner. Could not have asked for a better system. It is also pretty light and compact enough to sit in a back seat of a compact car.

PAUL

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I use this for karaoke and it sounds amazing !

FERNANDO

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I am a solo singer/guitar player. I have recorded at the Record Plant in NY on numerous occasions, done studio work in La at Sunset sound, Producers Workshop, CBS studios and just about every high end studio in NY. I now go out to play for some friends who own various clubs in the area. I needed something easy to carry, easy to assemble and with great sound. I was willing to sacrifice the portability if need be, however, I came across the JBL Eon one and was delighted by the sound and portability. It is not a system one would use in a large hall, ie. Over 500 people, however, for smaller clubs and coffee houses it is a great design. It took no more than five minutes from taking it out of the box to being ready to play. I use an acoustic with a Fischman pickup and the system provides a wonderfully balanced tone. The vocals, using a Sure 58, are very clean and one can set the cabinet as close as six inches away without incurring feedback. But the proof came a few days later when I performed at a local club which got a bit rowdy mid way though the evening. The system cut through beautifully with no distortion. Now, while the connecting poles seem a bit cheesy, they do their job, allowing one to use all three or only the high end connector. I would recommend getting an outboard reverb unit since the one included in this system is not the greatest. To sum it up, if you need an easy to carry (under 60 pounds) sound system that competes with EV and Bose, gets the job done, take a good hard look at the JBL Eon One.

iZen

New Jersey

This is a really nice linear system. This is my second favorite linear system a step down from the EV. The overall sound quality is awesome. It has a perfect amount of bass response and a good balanced treble. If wanting to manipulate the sound, it has bass and treble knob to turn them up or down for each channel. This guy can break down into 4 parts and it has slots for all the parts which makes it very portable. Very nice, and well made speaker. Well done job to JBL.

Josh

Sam Ash Music Stores, Indianapolis

We've set up in several gigs since we got this a month ago. It has sounded full and easily adapts to venues of different sizes. I run the A&H ZEDi and just xlr into the Eon using the ZEDi to do the mix. My wife's voice, piano and our background tracks. The JBL sits behind her and just off center and works for her monitor. Never any feedback problems. She is hooked.

Louis Roggio

Yarnell, AZ

These are great! I use 2 for larger venues.I use a Mackie unpowered mixer for the Mike's and run stereo out of the mixer. Very powerful with the mixer preamps,nice full bass sound also.

Mole

Fredericksburg,Va