Bose L1 Pro16

There is so much to say about this system... The sound, it is just amazing. The bass is so clear. The first time we used it, a friends SM7B was on a microphone stand that couldn't tighten the main rod to be off the floor. When he moved the stand, suddenly we thought there was a thunder outside, not by volume, but by the natural sound it produced. It is that good.
The software also gives many nice perks. To be able to control them remotely on a phone via bluetooth is great. I don't really use the EQ as these 2 are connected to a M32, but to be able to mute the inputs from M32 and use them as bluetooth speakers (in stereo!) is phenomenal.
The column speakers, although with the problem mentioned below, are also crystal clear. The column is a tweeterless design, which gives the system a great clarity but without the usual harshness you would get from speaker designs that use tweeters in some form.

Now, the bad side, and really the only bad side is the construction. To be more precise, the column speakers are mounted so wobbly that each time someone goes near the system I have a heart attack. The columns feel if you try to push them just a little bit that they will break, as it is a poorly mounted piece of plastic. I don't have the guts to move the speaker even a little bit without the columns demounted.

Although the system has this one problem, I have to give it overall 5 stars, as I am using it in a church where there is not much potential for a disaster. I should also note that I didn't test their volume capabilities, as there was never any need to go over 1/4 volume.
Would I buy it again? YES! (kinda). If there is a possibility that people would go near it, I would probably go for something like Maui 28 G3 which, although is a bit harsher system by sound, it is built like a tank.