Behringer EUROLIVE B115D 1,000W 15" Powered Speaker

I loved my 1st pair of Behringer & have used them with audiences up to 1200+ people. These are durable, great sound, affordable, & can take a beating which is important in my line of work. There are 2-reasons I rate them 4-stars instead of 5-stars: -the handles have been redesigned to look streamline, but you can't get your fingers around them the way you would expect; the handles are closed such that your fingers don't wrap around, and this means I can't lift them into place the way I am used to. -they've gone cheap on the built-in speaker stand mounts too; they don't come with knobs to tighten, so the speaker just sits and spins.

The most trashy speakers a dj can buy for gigs. My 1 out of 2 monitors would cut out, would have to wait nearly a half hour for it to cut back on, on it's own. DJs, save embarrassment and don't buy these. Just save your loot and get JBLs, EVs, or QSCs, or you'll be forced to rent them constantly like I had to till I got my QSCs.

Use mostly as monitors and they are very powerful and have a great sound. I wish they were lighter, but all in all a great speaker.

The speaker itself sounds good. Useful in all kinds of ways. The the combination input is very realistic for certain small applications. Really the onlything I'm disappointed in is the inputs ar not in line with each other so you can only tilt it to one side as a stage wedge and even then that's a bit stressed for the cable. Regardless it's a cheap, very sturdy, reliable speaker that keeps on cooking. It looks better than other speakers In the pric range too. It's tight and compact. Not very light weight but still one handable. 3 of these and a subwoofer, you'll have a easy to set up awesome sounding rig that cost less than most guitars. Do it.

The B115D was a perfect fit for my mobile DJ rig. They were exactly what I was looking for in a set of powered main speakers that I matched with the B1800-D subwoofer. I use the EQ on my mixer more than the cutoff knobs on the back of the speakers so I can't speak for them too much, but the sound quality is perfect for the medium sized venues I DJ with plenty of power left-over. I use separate outputs for the mains and subwoofer so I can control the volume independently for both instead of having to use the volume on the back of the units and it really lets me fine-tune the sound to my liking on the fly. I have not had much hiss at all in these units and the sound quality rivals that of more expensive units.

This speaker sounded great in the showroom, but I was kind of skeptical how it would sound when I brought it home or used it outside (considering other higher-end brands offered a similar product for twice the cost). I was very impressed with the sound quality and features. It has a nice tight bass response, some serious headroom, and good projection. The bass and mid response was pretty consistent outside at a distance. I didn't have to push the amp very hard (never clipped once) when using it outside for an event with about 200 people and playing music from an iPod and using a mic (two input mixer is another plus). The speaker enclosure is VERY light, easy to transport (I could carry it easily with one arm), and the plastic feels very durable and seems like it can withstand a good beating for years to come.