Not much to say abou these aside from they sound just fine and they were a reasonable price. I've only used them for one gig so far but I like them.

See title…in addition we also use on stands for FOH…we have four of these.

These monitors sound amazing! They work great for our outdoor/indoor ministry. Peavey once again created a great product!

Horns blown very easily absolutely terrible I don't know I'll ever buy peavey anything after this experience

Having played on many professional stages, and heard most studio monitors and high fidelity home speaker systems, this is the best sounding floor monitor I have ever heard. I have 2 that I have placed on road cases in my studio recreation room for listening to music powered by a Mackie 1400i at 10:00 and the detail and realism is astounding, no coloration, no hype. I use a tiny bit of eq on the top and bottom. Seriously, you could use these as big monitors in a control room. Highly recommend.

The Peavey PV 12M unpowered monitor wedge will get plenty loud and stay clear. The 30-degree angle is perfect for placement under/beside mic stands; if you need 45 degrees, it can be positioned on the other side (logo upside down). Bass response is poor, but honestly that's what I like about 12" monitors; there's plenty of low-end bleeding on stage from other sources already. Smaller size for less clutter, too. Only thing missing is an attenuation knob, but that's a very rare thing to find in an unpowered speaker, anyway. All in all, at $... it's not going to blow you away, but will feel like money well spent.

These are great monitors. Crystal clear when they are run through our EQ. For the money, they are tops.

We bought a pair of the PV12M monitors for our 400 seat churrch. They are loud and clean.
First Sunday singers remarked are the great volume and clairity. Even people in the front rows could hear the fullness of the sound. Very , very satisfied. Once again Sweetwater and their sales staff came thru.
Thank You Sweetwater.

Fast delivery
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And the equipment rocks hard!\,,:

Our band had already purchased one, which we were very happy with. It was time to scale up and we had no doubts what we wanted, another Peavey 12M!

Never compare monitors to mains. These speakers are fine for monitoring and are clear and loud enough for most applications. Peavey stuff in general is my favorite bargain for live music. If you're going to spend much money on monitors, get an ear system. Hopefully, you get to individually mix for the musicians who are in front of each monitor separately so they can emphasise the parts they need to focus on. Monitors are designed for short throw. That's what you want because you're only a few feet away. That's why mains make terrible monitors and vice versa. They would work as mains for a really small place like coffee shops and deck parties. 12" seem best for guitar and vocals while the 15" do a better job if you need the full band. But I really recommend cutting the vocal reverb off or anything else effect wise so I you can perform. Many vocalists are afraid of how their voice sounds naturally but they'll get used to it. Trust the front of the house speakers to deliver to the main mix to the audience. I do wish they had the attenuation they used to have so daisy chained monitors could individually contol volume. That's why I gave e these a four out of five.

If you already have a low end PA then these are fine. When put next to a decent set of main speakers, these sound like they're as cheap as they cost. We use 15 year old Peavey SP5Gs as our mains, and these monitors sound like crap compared to the mains. Even though they have a 15" woofer, there is virtually no bottom end. To be effective as a monitor, monitor speaker cabs need to be able to faithfully recreate the sound that is coming out of the mains. these aren't even close. Spend the extra $150 per cab and get better monitors.

peavey equipment still rocks the music industry. well built and sounds clear as a whistle. enjoy!

I purchased these from Luke Herian Ext. 1236. I used these for an install job for a small local church, They only needed monitors for their 5 vocalist's, so I bought a pair of these for them. The first day I plugged them in without an E.Q.. After a ten minute sound check, every vocalist was blown away by these. No need to add an E.Q. for this situation. They have plenty of power and are clear. I am only running vocals thru these, If you need to run instruments, I would highly recommend the 15" version. For vocals only, these do the job with NO COMPLAINTS. Well worth the money.

I bought these for some gigs and stuff and they work great. Loud and clear!

I am a classic & southern rock musican. I've had these monitors for about a month now. They are clear & sound great, and I have used other name brands of monitors. They are very basic without anything fancy. For the price, they are a good deal compared to other monitors that are of camparible value. Only worry is that I am used to a monitor built with thicker wood, but these seem sturdy enough---I don't jump on them!!! Only bummer is that they are not American made, they are made in China. Pretty common now-a-days, but there are still a few other brands currently made in USA...but give it time!!!