Behringer POWERPLAY P2 Ultra-Compact Personal In-Ear Monitor Amplifier

Great little tool bag gadget. So many uses and compact. Good price and delivery time

This is fab for an in ear monitor system. Lightweight and durable, I just clip it to my jeans and plug in the XLR and good to go. Having an independent volume control on the unit it handy too. Compared to wireless ones, there’s less interference and is so much cheaper. Would highly recommend

Great personal iem amp. Very loud, can compete with any drummer! The batteries fall out quite a bit but very easy fix. Good value!

Simple but very effective. Stereo TRS in to 3.5mil jack out for in ear monitors. Good sound quality, good volume, battery life seems good too. Recommended and a bargain at the price.

If you gig at all, be it a duo, trio or even on your own and use any type of click for tempo, vocal cues song parts and/or need to hear your voice and tracks, the Behringer is an ideal solution. Not every musician can afford wireless I.E.M.s and yes, it might look cool but if you’re in a small band, don’t run around a stage , are the drummer, keyboard or bass player and tend not to move much…they will do the job, simple jack or XLR cable from your sound source and you’re good to go. Battery powered and plenty of volume (with its own volume control) it clips on your belt or guitar strap and you have control over your monitor mix volume, it can be run in mono or stereo too, just flick the little switch inside. Solid metal casing it should stand the hardships of gigging, get it when it’s on special, a just remember not to run round the gig. Used properly, it may even help protect your hearing and if you run a silent stage…you definitely need one. Please Note: you have to buy your own in ears, but there are good ones on Amazon too.

This is brilliant. I've been using it for band practices and gigs for a few months now as part of my first in ear rig. The volume is great with plenty of headroom, though it does seem to jump from too quiet to too loud quite easily. I've not had to change batteries yet either. It's pretty chunky when clipped to my belt, but it feels sturdy.

Works as expected.

It's a good, wearable preamp. I bought it for a musical's band pit that was IEM-only, and it did the job pretty well. The only gripe I have is the mono-stereo switch is hidden inside the casing and easy to miss. I thought maybe I'd been sent a mono model by mistake, and when I was only getting one side through my IEMs I thought I had a cable problem and bought a new one before I found the switch. Other than that, I'd recommend if you're starting out on this sort of gear to get a feel for IEMs.

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Melhor aquisição que ja fiz referente a monitoração profissional.

I play drums for a few local groups and one touring show. It was on the road with the touring show that I was introduced to the Behringer P1. The soundman for the show carries a dozen of them and offered the use of one with a set of earbuds as an alternative to a floor monitor. I was skeptical at first, but very quickly learned to appreciate the benefits of having the sound delivered directly to my ears. It cuts down on the overall stage volume of the band, making the soundman's job a little easier, and with my own personal mix including my kit, it enables me to relax and not overplay volume-wise, which in turn allows me to use more finesse. When I started using the P1 and earbuds with my local groups in which I sing harmony as well as play, the resulting change was phenomenal. What had been true for my drumming was doubly so for singing. Intonation and balance are so much more easily achieved. So far I have gotten three bandmates to switch, saving us tons of floor space in crowded clubs, and cutting back significantly on the stage volume. I know you can spend as much as you want for in-ear monitor ability, but it would have to be a huge difference in sound quality to convince me to switch!

Great option for inexpensive in ear system. Used for several years at live gigs. The batteries can move slightly which can cause sound issues but a little electrical tape to secure them solves the problem.

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