Question 1

Is there some type of carrying case available for the unit?

Accepted Answer

Not that we could find. There were a couple of soft cases at about $80+ each that claimed to fit them.  But there was nothing nothing that would suit our purpose - we needed something pretty robust because we ship our units to events with UPS Ground. We purchased four of these http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CBY2EIO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00 and added a quick and dirty customized foam interior to protect the speaker and accommodate the wireless mike system and amp connecting cable etc.  We found that we should have added reinforcing tape around the top of the cases to cover and strengthen the hinge areas. We actually use the amp within the box with the box on its side and the lid open. One of the staff picked a unit up by grabbing the lid and it caused the case to split slightly down the side of the hinge. Heavy-duty reinforced tape fixed the problem and we subsequently added the reinforcement to all the boxes. So far so good.  The units have survived a return UPS trip from NH to TX and look to be in good shape and the amps etc. were all in good shape. For shipping we tape around the body so the units can't come open. Been very impressed by the speaker system itself. More than adequate for presentations in 200+ seat rooms. In a 100+ seater we have to drop the volume right down.

Question 2

How would I hook up a hard disc recorder for recording thru this?

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You have to do that through the rear, all the connections from the front is input based, so that you can connect your line in, be it a microphone, iPod or media player but from the rear, there are two cannon connections, one is designed as a line-out and the second is for looping through a couple of them together, just incase you have a few units to be used all at the same time. So whichever device, you'll love to capture the audio output with, just make sure it has a cable interface with a basic 3pin cannon plug connector, then you connect it to the line-out (not the second connector as that is an input only for looping multiple units together) then the signal will be recorded sweetly. If you are using multiple speakers maybe like 3 or 4 units looped together, then you must connect the recorder to the last speaker box in the loop as the line-out will be free for tethering any recorder. I hope this helps!

Question 3

Can this be easily used in Australia with 240v power supply? What would I need?

Accepted Answer

http://www.behringer.com/assets/B205D_P0957_OI_EN_ES_FR.pdfOn page 19 of this manual, Australia/UK is listed under voltages. I'm not sure if there is a single global model, or whether a unit you buy in the US would have a different power supply than one purchased in Australia.

Question 4

Can I use a electric Bass Guitar

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You can plug anything you'd like into re 205, but I wouldn't recommend using it for a bass amp. Could be used as a low power practice amp.

ASIN	B00378GEAM
Best Sellers Rank	#6,359 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #55 in PA Systems
Color Name	Black
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,135)
Date First Available	April 14, 2010
Item Weight	7.05 pounds
Item model number	B205D
Material Type	Stainless Steel
Output Wattage	150 watts
Product Dimensions	8.66 x 11.42 x 7.28 inches
Speaker Count	1
Voltage	240 volts
Wattage	150 watts

Behringer Eurolive B205D Active 150-Watt PA/Monitor Speaker System

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