Behringer B115MP3 Aktiivkõlar

Behringer B115MP3 — 1000W Active PA Speaker with Built-In Mixer and MP3 Player

The Behringer B115MP3 is a 1000W active 2-way PA loudspeaker built for live shows, karaoke nights, and mobile DJ gigs. Thanks to Class-D amplifier technology, users get concert-grade headroom while keeping the cabinet at 17.7 kg. A 15" long-excursion woofer paired with a 1.35" aluminum-diaphragm compression driver covers the full 45 Hz – 20 kHz range for chest-thumping low end and crystalline highs.

What Sets This Model Apart in Its Class

Unlike most powered speakers in this segment, this model ships with a fully addressable onboard MP3 player featuring an 8-button interface and high-contrast LCD for browsing tracks from a USB stick. The integrated 2-channel mixer uses Behringer's ultra-low-noise mic preamps with clip LEDs. Wireless-ready connectivity accepts ULTRALINK ULM Series digital microphones on the license-free 2.4 GHz band.

Key Specifications and Player Benefits

The parameters below translate directly into the on-stage experience a performer will notice.

• Frequency Range: 45 Hz – 20 kHz — full-range coverage from kick-drum sub-bass to articulate vocal highs
• This 15" long-excursion woofer in a bass-reflex enclosure delivers punchy low end, making the sound feel powerful and deep.
• Amplifier: 1000W Class-D with Switch Mode Power Supply for cool all-night operation
• Inputs: Balanced XLR/TRS combo on a 2-channel integrated mixer with 2-band EQ
• Pole Mount: 35 mm socket with trapezoidal wedge positioning

Ideal Users and Applications

This model is the right choice for mobile DJs, solo musicians, karaoke hosts, and small-venue event operators who need a self-contained PA with mixing, media playback, and wireless mic expansion in a single 17.7 kg cabinet. Solo performers plug a mic and instrument straight into the integrated mixer, while event hosts gain plug-and-play USB playback. Bands can link up to three cabinets via XLR for scalable coverage.

Behringer — A Brief History

Behringer was founded in 1989 by Uli Behringer, who began building signal processors as a student at the Robert Schumann conservatory in Düsseldorf after realizing expensive studio gear could be replicated with affordable components. That high-value tradition continues in this portable enclosure aimed at working performers.