Fun Generation PL 15 Sub A

Ordered this subwoofer a while ago.
The overall sound quality is good and worth the cost, the material of the speaker box isn't good though, poor wood paste very easy to break.
When I first received the product it came broken. The box it was packed on came degraded and didn't have any foam, thick cardboard or material to prevent damage in shipping.
The result: The subwoofer had a whole, done by the pressure of the cables and plug against the wooden box of the speaker.
Customer service was good, I sent it back and they quickly sent a new one, it took twice the time expected to arrive though. After some calls I managed to have it delivered.
When it arrived again was also poorly packed and came with some damages caused exactly by the same reason, although not as bad as the previous broken wood.
This feels for me like a amateur service. How can Thomann repeat the same mistake over again, even after a detailed report of the problem?!
Really hope this changes and doesn't happen to anyone else.

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

I bought this to add to my two Behringer B212D full range powered speakers to add a bit more bass. 5 stars overall because even thought there are caveats about its performance the price point makes this an absolute bargain. We are now using 2 of these with Pyrit 12s and our Behringer PMP6000 for the band, playing halls and outdoor events for up to 200 people. They really are the bargain of the century.
It came well packaged, and despite its solid mass it survived shipment intact. First impressions are very favourable, it seems well constructed and weighty, the amplification panel is recessed to avoid transit damage. It has every feature you could reasonably want - stereo input, stereo link, ground lift, phase inversion, crossover with high pass out, shape control, level and frequency controls - all of which work and make it very controllable within the limits of the unit. It took me some time making adjustments to get it to integrate well with the B212Ds. I found it best to simply use the pass through option to avoid the overall tone becoming thin. I could not get 125db (that would be transient peaks only (rule of thumb knock off 10db when you see speaker specs and you won't be disappointed) with the whole rig going. That said the ensemble still hit 115+db giving a full range properly balanced sound which is definitely loud enough. Secondly, I had to buy some castors - it's just too heavy for me to shift without them.
In conclusion, much better and more versatile than it has any right to be at this price, there are louder subs, but not anywhere near this price point. So buy 2 - we did!
Tip: if you are using a mono input into one channel bridge that to the second channel - noticeably adds to the volume.