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Behringer Powerplay P1 Personal In-ear Monitor Amplifier

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Arrives Monday, Nov 25
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Color: Black


Features

  • In-ear Monit Amplifier with Dual Inputs
  • 1/8" Headphone Output
  • Mono/Stereo Switch
  • Balance Control
  • Volume Control

Description

The POWERPLAY P1 Personal In-Ear Monitor (IEM) Amplifier puts control where it' most useful right at the artist' fingertips. Whether on stage or in the studio, the P1 provides performers and recording artists with a dependable and affordable personal monitoring solution. Drummer-Proof Output The P1' high- power headphone output ensures that as the band gets louder, you'll still be able to hear every nuance of your performance. And the P1' simple user interface makes it easy for everyone to dial in a perfect mix every time. Using the P1 also helps protect your hearing in two ways. First, thanks to a built-in current limiter, unexpected peaks in signal level won't get to your ears. Second, the simple act of wearing headphones or earbuds helps isolate your ears from loud stage volume of instrument amps and monitor wedges. With the P1, you can clearly hear your own performance and blend in the ideal amount of the rest of the band. The Perfect Monitor Mix Dual XLR inputs allow 2-channel, mono or stereo operation with a convenient mix function which allows you to run two sources into the P1 and dial-in exactly what you want to hear as you perform. Two simple controls, Level and Balance, help you achieve the perfect mix in an instant. The P1 lets you take control of what you hear and allows the engineer to concentrate on providing the audience the best listening experience. Plus, setup is so fast and easy, letting you concentrate on putting on the best performance when you hit the stage. Power to Last One little 9 V battery lasts up to 12 hours, so the P1 will go as long as your next show or studio recording session! Or, use the optional PSU-SB DC power supply for the ultimate in dependable power. And the P1's metal chassis is built like a tank to handle even your most- demanding and energetic performance. Small enough to hang on your belt or mount on a mic or drum stand.

Brand: Behringer


Color: Black


Material: Metal


Model Name: P1


Power Source: Battery Powered


Item Weight: 14.4 ounces


Product Dimensions: 4.92 x 3.35 x 1.77 inches


Item model number: P1/B


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: November 7, 2013


Color Name: Black


Connector Type: XLR


Material Type: Metal


Power Source: Battery Powered


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Passes the drummer test!
OK, so let me start out by saying I have a LONG history with Behringer products. Most of my experience has been so-so at best. Starting in the early days with the reverse-engineered, made in China clones of dbx, Mackie, Aphex and others - the quality has always been hit and miss but for me, mostly misses. Recently, Behringer seems to have switched gears (somewhat) and are buying up some pretty well known manufacturers and making an effort to establish themselves as a legitimate pro audio leader. So I have been paying attention to their more recent offerings. I play drums and use IEMs. When I needed a headphone amp, I started looking at all of the usual suspects. Price was not the main concern - I don't mind paying for quality gear - but I am not a gear snob either. The Behringer had some pretty cool features, including XLR inputs, a mic stand mount, and a belt clip. It was decently small and for under $50.00, I figured it was worth checking out. If I hated it I could always return it. A year later, I am still using it. It fits the bill pretty nicely for me. Is it audiophile quality? No. However, given the environment it has enough output and headroom to work well for me. The low end is solid and the top end does not seem overly harsh. Be careful though - if you are using consumer earbuds you may not get the same results. I use custom molded triple driver ear monitors that are up to the task and offer a lot of isolation from the ambient drum and stage volume. Even so, the P1 is usually run near the top of its output range. Be careful that you run a clean signal to it, and don't overdrive the inputs (but this is true for ANY headphone amplifier). There are a few negatives - but considering the price of the unit, it definitely earns 4 stars. The negatives - (1) No power supply is included which is really pretty silly given its intended application. The battery option is nice, but probably not used much. This is a wired unit, meaning you are going to be relatively stationary - so a power supply over a battery is a no brainer. (2) XLR inputs only. Would be nice if one of the XLRs was a combo connector that could be used with a TRS input for a stereo feed. Depending on what you are sending, you may need some extra cabling. (3) Limiter cannot be bypassed. I prefer to use the compressor/limiter on my console or IEM processor as it is much more musical and exact. I get it as a safety feature for novices - but make it a jumper or something internal that has to be intentional and that would likely discourage most people that may not hear the difference anyway from bothering with it. Overall, this unit was a pleasant surprise. And since its been a year since I purchased it - it has proven reliable thus far. Update 11/28/2023 - I have had this unit for 6 years, used almost weekly, without a failure. Even with the shortcomings mentioned, it deserves a 5 star rating for reliability alone so I have updated this review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2018 by PM Productions
    • Great stereo headphone amp for not a lot of money
We use these at our church to give the musicians a stereo headphone monitor. We use to run mono, but upgraded our board to a model that had enough aux outputs to move to stereo. We had to replace our mono headphone amps and these are great. They are not very expensive and work very well. We actually power them using the 9v battery option just to keep the stage looking a little cleaner. The batteries have lasted several weeks now and haven't needed to be replaced. They are used about 3 hours each week, so that isn't a ton, but we've gotten at least 12-15 hours of use on the 9v and haven't replaced them yet. They can be powered by a continuous power supply however if you don't want to use batteries. The volume control is nice and big and the other controls/buttons are well labeled and easy to use. If you need to convert an XLR output to use with headphones, this is a great product to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2020 by B. Simmons
    • Worked great
I used it for work and the audio guy was able to plug me right into the sound. Worked great! Only thing is if you use it all day the battery will need to be replaced fairly soon. But that is expected, I guess. Works great!!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023 by Kimberly Goldstein
    • great design and build - a couple minor issues
Behringer makes another winner! great design and build, silent noise floor, powers my Westone dual-driver monitors with serious authority. I have a set of high dollar high Ohm over-ear Sennheisers too, and this drives them perfectly with great sound quality. I bought this as an alternative to an EXPENSIVE wireless setup for my IEM's, but it sounds so good, I'm considering not even bothering with wireless at this point. Some have criticized the battery box. I think it's perfect actually, and here's why. Others want more room in the box to change the battery instantly. I like that the unit houses the battery snugly with no rattle or wiggle. This makes the unit seem more solid because nothing rattles around, even when you shake it. I have worn many wireless units with larger battery boxes, and the rattling of the battery can be felt when I'm moving around. It's minor, but annoying. Changing it is still very simple, and done without tools. It's just that the battery doesn't come falling out when you open the case. EDIT OCTOBER 12 - One of the wires which connect the battery snap-connector broke when changing out a battery mid show. No abuse, it's just too thin a wire to hold up to repeated changes. I soldered in another battery clip inside, and all is fine now. No biggie for me with a soldering set and the know-how, but a major hassle requiring warranty exchange if you don't have soldering ability. Also, While I still like the snug battery compartment as opposed to other reviewers, the door is flimsy. It falls off if the box is jarred, as in dropped from a short height. Battery stays in though. a fresh Duracell 9V battery lasts just barely one 4-hour show using Westone dual-driver IEM's. I will be thinking of ways to power the unit externally now. For these minor annoyances, I deducted a star from my original 5-star review. But the rest stands, it is loud, versatile and sounds great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2015 by Jeff Schoonover

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