There is often a lot of gentle deception involved in sales-speak, particularly in the numbers around amplification. In this case (happy to be corrected) I'm a little suspicious about the text used to describe this unit, which suggests 120w into a 4ohm load. This might mean 120w once you've actually connected a second speaker. This might suggest that the monitor on it's own is pumping out considerably less.
At the end of the day these numbers are of limited use, we should be more interested in SPL, which is actual sound (level - no reference to audio quality). Even when you know these numbers they might not really I form the situation. It might produce 120db of sound above 250Hz, which is no use to anyone in a medium sized room except for speeches and mandolin playing falsettos.
Best approach:
How big is your space?
What's your space made of?
How many people?
Are they noisey or attentive?
What kind of music are you playing?
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