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We bought one of these on Amazon for around £150:

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01MRY9KD9/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

...and were impressed enough to buy a second one. Has an internal battery and can do bluetooth connections, and also has an audio output so you can link a couple together to cover a larger area. There's also a shower-proof cover available for use outside and it will sit on a standard speaker mount pole. The only feature it lacks is somewhere to actually put the two wireless mics it comes with, but we found some industrial-strength velcro solved that problem.

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Looks fine for a primary - word of warning, Roche's website is not the most reliable source of information, best to call them up and have a chat first. They often have items listed that are out of stock / end of line and it hasn't been updated. (I've been bitten a few times by them....)

 

I'm guessing this is the 12" one, rather than the 15" as there's a near identical page for a near identical speaker for £75 more (webpage states no FM tuner or bluetooth on the cheaper one, but look at the spec sheet on the Download tab... identical. See what I mean about the website?) however this is probably better for you - 12" carries spoken word a lot easier than 15", lighter in weight and actually just as loud. Only downside is not quite as much low end, but unless you want chest thumping lows that shouldn't be an issue.

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One question to ask - do you need the battery functionality? If not you're adding a lot of unnecessary weight to the speaker.

 

As for the qtx model - much of a muchness at this price range. I do love the promotional video though, UHF microphones for reduced interference - even though it's in Channel 70 which is probably the most crowded piece of bandwidth for radio mic users!

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Does this seem alright to everyone?

 

It looks very similar to the Amazon one I linked to above - same set of functions and input / outputs on the back panel, just slightly re-arranged. Should work nicely enough - the battery doesn't actually add all that much weight, I can pick ours up in one hand where I struggled with our older units. The mics aren't anything fancy, and you tend to get rustling / rattling sounds from them if they are used hand-held, but they're pretty good for this kind of price.

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