Provide yourself with a versatile live sound reinforcement solution with the B112D from Behringer, a powerful, bi-amped, 1000W active PA system with one 12" long-excursion driver and one 1" compression driver. With a 2-channel mixer and Behringer ULM series wireless compatibility right out of the box, the B112D offers exceptional value.

For Live Sound Reinforcement & Playback    12" LF Driver, 1" Compression Driver    1000W Bi-Amplified Class-D Power    Supports Behringer ULM Wireless Devices    2-Channel Mixer with 2-Band EQ    Wide Dispersion, Large Exponential Horn    Link Output for Adding Speakers    Trapezoidal Shape with 35mm Pole Socket    Handles for Easy Carry and Setup    Designed and Engineered in Germany

Thanks to their revolutionary Class-D amplifier technology, Behringer is able to provide you with enormous power and incredible sonic performance in an easy-to-use, ultraportable and lightweight package. Class-D amplification makes all the difference, offering the ultimate in energy efficiency and eliminating the need for heavy power supplies and massive heat sinks. This technology makes it possible to design and build extremely powerful products that are significantly lighter in weight than their traditional counterparts, while using less energy and protecting the environment.

Get wireless ready with the built-in, dedicated connectivity of our ULTRALINK ULM Series wireless microphone system (available separately). Wireless gives you maximum freedom and mobility without the need to run cables. The highest-quality sound is provided thanks to the ULM's digital, license-free 2.4 GHz frequency spectrum.

The ULM wireless system combines professional-quality sound with simple setup and an intuitive interface for legendary audio performance right out of the box. Just plug in the ULM receiver dongle, and instantly you have an exceptional wireless mic system.

The B112D's integrated 2-channel mixer features the same ultralow-noise, high-headroom mic preamps that have made Behringer mixers legendary, and the individual mic/line inputs accept virtually any signal level you're likely to run across. Variable Input gain controls (with clip LED) will have you dialing in the perfect level every time. And if you need more coverage, use the convenient Link Output XLR connector to add more active loudspeakers.

With its 1000W of clean digital output delivered through separately powered drivers, courtesy of true bi-amping (two amplifiers per speaker system), the B112D delivers high-resolution sound that really brings out the best in your music. While some competitors apply simple passive crossovers, which inaccurately separates the frequency spectrum and degrade driver performance, Behringer has gone the extra mile, driving each woofer and tweeter with a separate amplifier for absolute signal integrity.

Powerful, high-efficiency Class-D amplifiers and Switching-Mode Power Supply technology coupled with state-of-the-art DSP functionality sounds impressive, but what about the part of the system you actually hear? The LF (low frequency) and HF (high frequency) transducers are designed specifically for each application.

The B112D cranks out massive quantities of low end, with articulate, detailed mids, and crystal-clear highs. The 12" low-frequency driver also utilizes a large, exponential horn design for an ultrawide dispersion, providing excellent coverage from a single speaker.

Thanks to its trapezoidal shape, the B112D is suitable for a wide variety of applications, such as mounting on standard speaker poles, vertical placement atop subwoofers, or even laid on the side for use as onstage monitor wedges. B112D's extraordinary fidelity and frequency response make it a favorite of vocalists and instrumentalists alike.

Hookup is simple, requiring only a single XLR or 1/4" cable from your mixing console and power. Additional active monitors can be chained together via the XLR Link Output jack on the rear panel.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If I'm connected to my laptop with bluetooth will I the thru output in the back be able to output that same audio simultaneously via cable to a recorder?

A: The XLR Thru output can be connected to a recorder for simultaneous recording..

Q: 2. What are the interior dimensions of each compartment?

A: To estimate the internal dimensions deduct 1" from the external dimenstions listed in the specs.

Q: 3. Can i use with focusrite scarlett solo interface?

A: The speakers have a standard RCA stereo line input and are self-powered. So, they will work with anything that can provide a line output. That would include the focusrite scarlett solo.

Q: 4. Is there a manual for these speakers?

A: Here you are: https://www.logitech.com/assets/47083/speaker-system-z313.pdf - Will, Logitech.

Q: 5. Does this speaker have a mounting point on the bottom if I want to hang it on the wall?

A: The Beringer B105D 50W PA/Monitor Speaker with MP3 Player and Bluetooth has a mounting threaded hole at the bottom that allows it to be attached to a microphone stand. Using a 5/8" threading adapter will allow you to mount it to a wall.

Q: 6. When playing mp3's from USB does the device have shuffle mode?

A: No, it does not have shuffle mode. The transport controls are play/pause and skip forward/backward.

Q: 7. Can this be used with effects pedals ?

A: Sorry, don't know...love it though

Q: 8. Does Behringer make cases specifically for this system?

A: Behringer does not make cases specifically for the Behringer Europort EPS500MP3 All-In-One 500W PA System with Two Speakers, Powered Mixer, Mic, and MP3 Player.

Q: 9. How would I connect a wireless microphone to this and if I could then which one would be compatible

A: Has to be Bluetooth that only way I see you doing it

Q: 10. Could i use these with a tv?

A: Hi Noel R,Depending on what your goal is. We have a large screen TV and we connect a laptop to the TV and then the speakers to the laptop and it raises the volume of the TV. On the back of our TV there are many outlets to connect to other things, I am guessing that one of them would connect the speakers directly to the TV. I'm not TV savvy enough to know which one. Hope this helps, Gaelin