the box pro Achat 206 WH

The right speaker in a complex budget sound system,
I installed 12 such acoustic enclosures in an evangelical church, they do their job very well, but you don't have to wait for them to do more than they should from these speakers.
If you want to sound a philharmonic or a pretentious hall, go to other manufacturers that have better but extremely expensive solutions.
My system has been running smoothly for 18 months, along with an amp the t.amp TSA 4-700
PRO Good price, solid construction.
Easy to install, multiple connection solutions
CONS A little heavier than I expected, slightly raw

Running 8 of these in a sport's hall for the public seating, and could not be more happy. Probaly overspecced these a little for the current deployment (as they are running only at max quarter power), but still very happy, and they give a very clear sound always.

Combined with the wall mounts, we have them mounted in 4 stereo sets for different parts of the seated area. This works especially well with the 90 degree dispersion pattern.

The back of the speakers has the connector on an odd angle, which meant that we had to mount every right facing speaker upside down (which isn't a huge issue, as the speaker layouts are symmetrical), but it looks a little odd from the rear.

I ordered a pair of these for my music school as replacements for a rather old pair of speakers I had.
Installation and studio upgrade can take time and the only chance I have is when there are no lessons taking place - this eats into late evenings and weekends, basically my spare time.
After spending hours preparing the room and setting everything up I turned everything on only for one of the two speakers to be completely broken.
Now, occassionally this happens I know, but, the worst part is, after explaining the situation to Thomann they failed to make any effort at all to get a replacement to me quickly. This leaves music lessons at my school suffering.
I am a regular and fairly big spender with Thomann and this is the first time I've ever had below standard customer service. But, It's the first time I've ever really asked or needed for a favour.
Not cool Thomann...

EDIT:
Thomann managed to get the replacement to me, unfortunately a few days later than I wiould have hoped.
Once it arrived it works well.

The speakers are run via the T Amp (volume set on the amp to halfway) and through a Behringer Xenyx802s mixer where I can get the main gain to about one quarter before it becomes too loud for my music school/lessons.
This gives me a lot of control and headroom wihtout having to push things hard at all.

The sound is a little thin, but, to be honest the lack of bass in a drum school is actually beneficial in a way - the students can hear the clarity of the song and the difference between their instrument and the backing track a little better.
The Xenyx does have a 3 band EQ so I can boost things if needed.

Overall these are good, no-frill speakers. Ideal for my use, but maybe not the best purchase for other true "listening for enjoyment" situations.