Behringer B415DSP 600W 15" Active Loudspeaker (Used)
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With integrated mixer and DSP control!
The state-of-the-art EUROLIVE B415DSP PA speaker delivers 600 watts that will simply blow you away. It holds a bi-amped 600-Watt engine which drives a high-efficiency 15" woofer for brutal punch and a 1.75" titanium driver for high-end resolution. The built-in mixer lets you to run the show without any extra equipment. But this animal also has a brain: a powerful 24-bit DSP controls the crossover, a dual compressor/limiter, phase and time corrections and even a noise gate. The speaker's intelligent dynamic EQ makes sure your system sounds perfect at any sound level.
Features
- High-power 600-watt 2-way PA sound reinforcement speaker with integrated
- Mixer for live and playback applications
- State-of-the-art 24-bit digital signal processor for ultimate system control
- Digital crossover, phase and time correction for perfect driver alignment plus dual compressor/limiter for total system protection
- Digital noise gate, low-cut filter, 2-band EQ, dynamic contour filter for ultimate sound reproduction
- 2 ULN Mic/line inputs with individual volume controls and peak LEDs
- Extremely powerful 15" long-excursion driver provides incredibly deep bass and acoustic power
- State-of-the-art 1.75" titanium-diaphragm compression driver for exceptional high-frequency reproduction
- Ultra-wide dispersion and large format exponential/conical horn wit multi-cell aperture throat
- Additional line output enables linking of additional speaker systems
- Versatile trapezoidal enclosure design allows different positioning stand mounting with 35-mm pole socket
- Tilts on its side for use as a floor monitor
- Ergonomically shaped handles for easy carrying and setup
Order today and have cutting edge sound.
B415DSP 600W 15" Active Loudspeaker Specifications:
- Output power (Peak Program):
- Low-frequency range: 460 W
- High-frequency range: 140 W
- DSP: 24-Bit fixed-point Motorola
- AD/DA converter: 24-Bit/48kHz
- Limiter: Dual protection for woofer and driver
- Dynamic EQ: dual parametric EQs
- Noise gate: Variable (off to —30 dB < -45 dBr)
- EQ High: ± 15dB (12 kHz)
- EQ Low: ± 15dB (100 kHz)
- Low Cut: 40 — 160 Hz (24 db/Oct.)
- High-performance woofer: 12" (305 mm) long-excursion
- Tweeter compression driver : 1.75" (44 mm) titanium-diaphragm
- Frequency range 40 Hz to 20 kHz
- Impedance: 8 Ohms
- Max. sound pressure level: 128 dB @ 1m
- Dispersion: 90 degrees x 45 degrees
- Crossover: 1.5 kHz, Butterworth, 24dB/Oct.
- Dimensions: (H x W x D) approx. 29" x 18-1/2" x 17", (660 x 395 x 380 mm)
- Weight: 74 lbs. (34 kg)
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Comments about Behringer B415DSP 600W 15" Active Loudspeaker:
I use them live for electronic drums bass is awesome!!! I own them for almost a year. One is powerful enough for my drums and a monitor. I use two live one for sound reinforcement and one for the monitor. I use both for band practice and sound great. I acttually dropped one from my truck and never any problems are a little heavy.
Comments about Behringer B415DSP 600W 15" Active Loudspeaker:
I don't own these, but I've used them as well as the older Mackie SRM450s. I saw the comparison in a previous review about power and weight and wanted to clarify a little bit. The Behringers are certainly heavier, but they are also a 15" speaker vs a 12" speaker. The Behringers also come with full DSP vs just a passive crossover theoretically evening out the response. I'm no fan of Behringers cheaper stuff, but there are exceptions. The EP2500 amps, and the microphones come to mind(don't like the EQs or Mixers though). These speakers also fall into the "Behringer stuff I like" category. The 15" will give you a bit more THUMP than a 12" Mackie. If you are using these for a band or DJ work that means more kick drum or more low end in general.
Comments about Behringer B415DSP 600W 15" Active Loudspeaker:
I looked hard at these. Behringer designs some very good equipment at a very low cost. Compare these to the Mackie VM450's. It would seem Behringer has more power, BUT Behringer is rated in peak power. Peak = .707 x RMS power. Mackie rates in RMS. Take this into consideration and the power ratings are the same. Now look a the weight. Behringers weigh SEVENTY FIVE pounds. The Mackie's are 50 pounds and the new Mackie V2 is only 40 pounds. The difference in weight is very significant in my mind...
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