These high-resolution, active monitors provide XLR and 1/4 in. TRS balanced inputs, very neutral sound and an extremely flat frequency response (50Hz - 21kHz). They're loaded with 150W (lows) and 75W (highs) power amps, separately controlled limiters, long-throw 8-3/4 in. woofers for deep, tight bass, ferrofluid-cooled HF drivers, unique wave guides, and extremely low-distortion active crossover networks with 4th order Linkwitz-Riley filters. Learn More...










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1 out of 10Feature:
Features dont matter if the main thing - the sound - is bad
Quality:
Behringer quality, will it still work tomorrow ?
Value:
You usually get what you pay for,but with these, you get less than what you pay for
Desirability:
Thanks, but No Thanks
Sound:
They are called "Truth" , Well the truth is that they sound bad. The sound of these monitors can be best described as harsh and clinical. If you want to know what your mix will sound like out these in the real world,dont use Behringer monitors
Ease of Use:
Easy, plug them in and see for yourself
Support:
Support is as bad as the product.They do not want to hear from you.
Overall:
Spend just a little bit more and get something else
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9 out of 10Feature:
Unbeatable for the price. Power-save feature's threshold is a little too high for casual listening sometimes, but for studio work it's never a problem.
Quality:
They've survived a move from my parents house into my own house without any problems, and have endured a lot of careless power surges during power-up and power-down. The one was attacked by my cat, and the foam around the woofer got slightly sliced, but after I carefully repositioned the tiny V-shaped slices, it hasn't effected the sound at all.
Value:
Yeah, you can't beat the price. If they were twice as much, I'd consider other brands. I've been unimpressed by some of Behringers' other products, but these speakers can't be beat for the price. Most people won't be able to notice much difference when comparing to much more expensive speakers.
Desirability:
The design is beautiful. They mean business. My friends are lined up to buy them when/if I eventually move on.
Sound:
They work amazingly for my setup. If I were going to upgrade my speakers, I'd have to upgrade my room first! I've had them for about 4 years now and have used them heavily. They've been solid.
Ease of Use:
If you can't get these working, you probably have no chance with music. Plug, and play.
Overall:
I just bought the matching subwoofer unit for these. If something were to happen to them, I would replace them with the same item.
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9 out of 10Feature:
lots more than most will ever know what to do with
Quality:
this company needs better quality control. some stuff is just junk, while other stuff you can't break. my speaks are fine after 3 years even with the "buttons" pushed in by the one year old
Value:
sound better than anything else close to the price. will get mackies or adams when i can, but for now, it beats the headphones.
Desirability:
just for price
Sound:
good for price
Ease of Use:
plug and play
Overall:
the radio/interference problems went away when i lifted the ground.
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6 out of 10Sound:
I purchased these speakers about 3 or so years ago. All was well until about the second year. One day, about a year ago the woofer of one of the pair began to pulse with some kinda power surge. The speaker was never the same since. The problem became progressively worse. Now after 3 minutes of play...the haunting pulse overloads the speaker and then goes flat line. it cost between $150 to $180 get one of these jokers fixed, so you see my dilemma. For what it's worth, if you have the money go with something that's built a little better. If funds are tight and you're looking for a decent sound the truth will do you well. In short these are "in the meantime" speakers they sound pretty good, but don't look to get any longevity out of them. In my experience they are the best bang for the buck, but that's just until that eminent final BANG!
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10 out of 10Feature:
Plenty of features for a pair of speakers.
Quality:
Well built and a good design. I would give it a 10 (considering the price) but RF interference is a problem. Even without any cables plugged in it still picks up the radio. For most people it seems to work fine though so it looks like it depends on where you're located. Buy em if you're feeling lucky.
Value:
Great value if they don't play the radio while you're mixing.
Sound:
Sounds good and even. Not the best but for the price it's hard to beat.
Ease of Use:
Plug em in and go.
Support:
Haven't contacted the company so they get a 10 because I imagine they'd be OK.
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8 out of 10Feature:
All of the switches on the back of the monitors help with tuning the monitors to your room. It has all of the necessary inputs too. I don't like how the speakers "pop" on when in auto-on mode.
Quality:
I had no problems for the first year with these speakers, but it seems as soon as the warranty expired (knock on wood) the problems began. One monitor began humming at times. The other one suddenly burned out the power supply and an IC. The cost for repair was not worth it so I have decided to buy different monitors. If you look inside at the internal components of the amplifier and speaker boxes you will find that the quality is a little sub-par. Hot glue is spread everywhere, but for this price range I would say the quality is acceptable.
Value:
These are a good value if you want some 8-inch monitors with the capability to reach low bass frequencies.
Sound:
I like the sound of these monitors, although they sound more like hi-fi speakers than studio monitors. The highs are a little too bright, and even with the attenuation switch for the highs maxed out it is still a little too bright. Also the bass could be a little tighter.
Ease of Use:
Easy to use if you know what you're doing.
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10 out of 10Feature:
Features are all on the back, room location, volume, enhansement. etc. to customize location.
Quality:
For the price, definately the best
Value:
Dollar for dollar, can't beat the value
Desirability:
As good as anything out there
Sound:
I rate it a 10 because the sound I hear and the sound from my headphones are the same. Very important when mixing down. My mixes have been "Perfect", this is to say when played through car stereo, boom boxes, radio play, etc. all sound the way I would like to hear. I've used these monitors for over the last 3 years and absolutely no problems.
Support:
All my Behringer products have not had one single problem
Overall:
I'm actually so satisfied with this product I don't even consider looking for new.
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8 out of 10Feature:
Pretty much all of the features that you'd expect from studio monitors, right up there with monitors that cost 4x as much.
Quality:
No problems so far, and I've had them for about one year. I've used them both in my studio and also dragged them around for small house parties, and they still perform like new. They can definitely stand up to reasonable wear and tear (just don't drop them).
Value:
Hmm, nothing in this price range with this much power and quality, so I guess that deserves a 10.
Sound:
Ok, these aren't the best monitors around, but what do you expect. I use them along with B2092A sub, and they sound great. Great response down to 180Hz, and the sub takes over from there. I've never heard any Radio interference, and I live in an area that doesn't have any FREE radio frequencies.
Ease of Use:
Hmm, not sure if I've used anything that is LESS complicated. If you can't figure out how to use these in 5 min, then you should probably choose a different hobby/profession.
Support:
Don't know, never had to use it.
Overall:
I use these monitors for recording and mastering DJ mixes, and so far I've haven't had any complaints. These are great monitors and definitely worth buying if you're on a budget (under $500).
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10 out of 10Quality:
Depending on where you live/work it can work as a great AM radio!
Desirability:
Looks solid and professional.
Sound:
Great value for price. I use them with a Behringer sub to compensate for low end. I've been using them for 2 years without any problems. Then I moved to Chicago and they started picking up some hispanic AM radio station. Very disappointing. And yes, I use only balanced connections and PROEL cables.
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10 out of 10Feature:
the controls on rear panel are very handy. and the limiter is accurate.
Quality:
the cabinet looks cool. it's built like a tank.
Value:
worth every dollar
Desirability:
obviosly there are more accurate and expensive monitors out ther but for mu pocket these are the best.
Sound:
Comparing with the price these are great. sweet spot is broad and stereo image is excellent. You can turn up the gain to its highest position with no distortion or coloring. I test these speakers with sine wave with 10HZ intervals and the result was great. these monitors are FLAT. Ofcourse ther was a pick at 120HZ and a dip at 180HZ but these are my room rezonance. never under estimate room acoustics. Those who complains about the radio interference hvae problem with cabling I guess. Always use balanced cables for sound equipments.
Ease of Use:
Just plug and play.
Support:
Ihaven't had any problem yet
Overall:
buy it and enjoy the quality of a high resolution studio monitors.
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6 out of 10Feature:
ok
Quality:
my exp with these may be isolated but the build seems poor, great am radio receivers, sound great passive
Value:
yes. but would highly recomend the passive model
Desirability:
looks nice
Sound:
just wrote a review after they blew in a year, the weak point is the lousy amps that are under powered and not sheilded, but before giving them to a local church i turned into passive . wow what a difference when using a real crossover and good amps . even just passive with a 6 mfd cap on the tweeter they sounded great .
Ease of Use:
bottom boomy highs dull . very good mids very neutral over all hard to bring out bass and treble with limted controls
Support:
poor cust support compared to other higher price co.s i expected to just be able to order a new amp it didnt happen that way and they arent really worth fixing when its so hard to get replacement service parts
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would be afraid to buy another product from behinger because of they do not seem to hold up . you got to replace it couple years thats not value. would buy the passive model
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5 out of 10Feature:
decent features wish they had auto repair as they blow after 1 year
Quality:
blew in a year
Value:
you get what you pay for
Desirability:
they look slick but need real grills
Sound:
if you never heard really good studio stuff you might think these are studio quality . not for real studio install. these are lack luster monitors
Ease of Use:
not for mixing not for any thing but duffers
Support:
did not expect much . just gave them to charity when they blew as the 1 year just exp.
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wish i would have had more to spend. these behringers truly suck cant believe the reviews , who are these people who like these toys
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