@Rick,
If you have not yet tried either the QSC CP8 or CP12, this might be an affordable solution instead of spending inordinate cash on XiTone or Atomics, and need wait for them while build production catches up. The CP series is IMHO, a better solution compared to its higher-priced cousin, the K series. Customer reviews of the K series have recently been on a downturn because of wonky circuit protection systems shutting the speakers down.
By comparison, the CP series has fewer electronic components that could go wrong and have an "easier to work with" interface than the K series. They have clear, flat response that does not require EQing (unless perhaps you have a sound tech that does that sort of thing). I personally recently upgraded my HeadRush FRFR108s to QSC CP8's and am enjoying them thus far.
Each weighs in at 21 lbs, and sits atop my speaker stands nicely. They have 6 separate circuit modes that can be used for an array of venues, including sound reinforcement, reinforcement with an external sub, DJ, DJ with a sub, floor monitor, and speech. The floor monitor setting takes the guesswork out of EQ tweaks...the setting does it for you once you select it.
One thing to note is that the flat response is a benefit, rather than a detriment to your gear. It took me a couple hours to tweak my presets slightly to adapt to the new speakers, and I'd safely say I need to spend several more hours with them to fully appreciate what they can do.
Because they don't cost as much compared to other higher-end speakers, they won't do as much damage to your finances. A good question to ask yourself is, why spend good money on something that has a long advance wait time, that may not be as reliable, or may be harder to offload if you still desire something of lighter weight or higher quality?
