Customer Reviews

Fender P-10 FEN Passport Portable Personal Sound System

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As a missionary in remote bush areas of Africa this unit provides sound for our Jesus film equipment and preaching. We have run it on battery alone for up to 500 people and preaching after with great results More power than I could imagine from such a small unit, 1 unit has been in the field for 3 years and still working. Recharge time is done while traveling in vehicle.

I bought this personal PA system to use for performing Wedding Ceremonies. It worked ok the first time I used it but was not totally clear. The second time I used it for a wedding it did not work very well at all, it cut out in the first two miutes and would not work even after being turned on and off. It had been fully charged and the directions were followed to the letter. It was embarassing and very disappointing, it never has worked properly. Unfortunately it was past the return time for Amazon and I was never able to get a response from Fender. Save your money, it was a big waste of mine.

Love the product got here ahead of scheduled time. The only thing I would suggest that the sellor put up a picture that does not trick you in thinking that the device is wireless

We bought this for church use in outside events involving 75-125 kids and it works like a charm. It's small, light, and appears to be of quality construction. The church owns a cordless Liberty PA system for bigger events needing fuller sound, but the Liberty system is heavy and costly--overkill for the purposes this unit was purchased for. If you're looking for an easily-portable unit that's battery-powered, rugged and puts out good vocal audio, this is probably for you.

My senior ladies club really like the new sound system. We have a program once a month and now everyone says they can hear speaker. All are happy. Easy to work.

I bought this for use as a magician for magic shows and as a pastor for church functions where I need to speak to a small crowd and don't want to strain my voice. This works very well for crowds up to about 100. This has a hole in the bottom that can screw onto a standard sized microphone stand, which I use to elevate this. I also usually use a microphone stand to hold the attached mic, because the 3 foot cord is pretty short and it helps to keep things stationary. This can be used simply by holding the fender passport in one hand and holding the mic in the other, but I usually like to have my hands free so when I can I use the mic stands with it. The unit is lightweight and very portable, and has served me very well in smaller venues. Please note that the picture shown here is for the P10W, which has a wireless mic. The P10 has a corded mic, which I have noted above.

I use this for car sound with an iPod because the FM system to beam to a car radio are very noisy. Also playing a keyboard for homeless services in town. This unit is good with voice and music. The line input is not given a volume control and it is very HOT so keep the volume in low or use an attenuator.

The P10W works well on audio OR line output but not both. Factory techs could not help. If you want to use the line output to a personal hearing device IT will work but NOT the audio from the front speaker.

I purchased the Fender P-10 for speaking to intermediate audiences (50-70 people) out on the farm for farm tours. The speaker has worked extremely well. The system is easy to use and I can easily make it through a tour (about 3 hours) without any battery problems. So far I have used it for 6 hours without charging and I haven't had any problems with battery life. The sound quality is good and it is very lighweight.

Purchased for a 4H group. It is used at livestock shows etc. It works great and holds a charge for a long time.