Mackie everywhere haha and wherever there is! I'm joking, but I only use Mackie speakers (from studio to sound bars) and their sound quality is out of this world!

First of all, I hadn't seen such careful packaging in a long time - it's wrapped in special nylon and in many layers of special cardboard. It's so good that I had to mention it.

I was ready to buy the 2nd generation, but suddenly about 3 months ago this 3rd generation came out.

Very accurate sound, with controlled and "raw" bass for monitoring or reference - the subs are a bit harder to judge (and if needed at all) for obvious reasons - which comfortably fills a studio! If you have a much larger space, you can go for the 10' at double the price (and in the highly accurate studio category) but you need to be sure that your space is significantly larger.

I am generally against subs for studio use (because it can get confusing) but for a final check (or multimedia) they are just right. I mainly use headphones anyway, but if you use monitors, make sure they "drop" very low in their frequencies and reproduce them nicely.

(All of this is generally my opinion as extra information - clearly, you have your own experiences)

I don't have huge experience with subwoofers though because I don't prefer them except for some Yamaha wooden ones I had which were very expensive but were almost gifted to me by a friend, at a good price, because he no longer needed them and they were more "colored" (as much as you can understand) than this, for example.

Finally, Bluetooth makes your speakers truly wireless. So now, I have studio speakers wirelessly, if I need to listen to something from a device with Bluetooth! Amazing, right?