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I have been using a pair of these B1520 Pro's for over 6 months now and when I say use...I mean USE! These are stored in my van (not recommended) And gig three to four times a week in different venues. Regarding sound....they just keep on giving regardless what I throw at them. I recommend two additions to these speakers though. (1) invest in a small hand truck (Trolly) they are a bit heavy (I bought a hand trolly for €30) and, in order to get the full benefit of these speakers, run them though a mixing console so you can get a more advanced and well balanced result ( I run mine with a Yamaha EMC512C powered mixing console...epic!)
They take severe punishment on the road and I have yet to play a venue where I needed more. Ok..for very large ballrooms and halls you may need a pair of bass bins to take up the slack, But I've yet to require them.
I am OCD when it comes to sound quality....I love these B1520 Pro's....and if I ever accidentally drop one from a very high building, I'll buy them again.
I have been using a pair of these B1520 Pro's for over 6 months now and when I say use...I mean USE! These are stored in my van (not recommended) And gig three to four times a week in different venues. Regarding sound....they just keep on giving regardless what I throw at them. I recommend two additions to these speakers though. (1) invest in a small hand truck
I have been using a pair of these B1520 Pro's for over 6 months now and when I say use...I mean USE! These are stored in my van (not recommended) And gig three to four times a week in different venues. Regarding sound....they just keep on giving regardless what I throw at them. I recommend two additions to these speakers though. (1) invest in a small hand truck (Trolly) they are a bit heavy (I bought a hand trolly for €30) and, in order to get the full benefit of these speakers, run them though a mixing console so you can get a more advanced and well balanced result ( I run mine with a Yamaha EMC512C powered mixing console...epic!)
They take severe punishment on the road and I have yet to play a venue where I needed more. Ok..for very large ballrooms and halls you may need a pair of bass bins to take up the slack, But I've yet to require them.
I am OCD when it comes to sound quality....I love these B1520 Pro's....and if I ever accidentally drop one from a very high building, I'll buy them again.
These are some of the more expensive Behringer speakers, and not the cheap stuff they also make. I have bought 6 of these, and they are used almost every day. They are mounted on the walls in large rooms and are never moved around. If I was to move them around all the time I would buy something lighter. They are very sturdy, but big and kind of heavy. To me the main thing (beside price) is the sound and they did not disappoint. They sound really good! The sound much better that the (cheap-ish) JBL speakers they replaced. They also pack more bass that the Sx300 I use for portability.
Some might consider these speakers bad because they see the yellow triangle and immediately thinks cheap. These speakers are cheap, but they are not the cheapest. And you get A LOT more if you're willing to go from the cheapest to this! You do pay about twice as much, but you'll thank yourself later. These will not need to be upgraded in 6 months time!
These are some of the more expensive Behringer speakers, and not the cheap stuff they also make. I have bought 6 of these, and they are used almost every day. They are mounted on the walls in large rooms and are never moved around. If I was to move them around all the time I would buy something lighter. They are very sturdy, but big and kind of heavy. To me the main
These are some of the more expensive Behringer speakers, and not the cheap stuff they also make. I have bought 6 of these, and they are used almost every day. They are mounted on the walls in large rooms and are never moved around. If I was to move them around all the time I would buy something lighter. They are very sturdy, but big and kind of heavy. To me the main thing (beside price) is the sound and they did not disappoint. They sound really good! The sound much better that the (cheap-ish) JBL speakers they replaced. They also pack more bass that the Sx300 I use for portability.
Some might consider these speakers bad because they see the yellow triangle and immediately thinks cheap. These speakers are cheap, but they are not the cheapest. And you get A LOT more if you're willing to go from the cheapest to this! You do pay about twice as much, but you'll thank yourself later. These will not need to be upgraded in 6 months time!
Great at what they do and certainly pack a punch....but a bit weighty when it comes to lifting them up onto speaker stands...a two man job, so not great for a solo artist