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Behringer Eurolive B112D — 1000 W Active PA Speaker with Built-In Mixer

The Behringer B112D delivers 1000 watts of Class-D power through a 12-inch low-frequency driver and a 1.35-inch high-frequency compression horn, giving solo performers a self-contained PA solution in one trip from the car. This active 2-way loudspeaker is the right choice for musicians, DJs, and presenters who need clean vocals and punchy low end without racks of outboard gear. An integrated 2-channel mixer accepts mic and line signals on balanced XLR/TRS combo inputs.

What Sets the B112D Apart in Its Category

Class-D amplification with a Switch Mode Power Supply keeps the cabinet at 14.5 kg while running cool through marathon sets. The wireless-ready rear panel accepts a Behringer ULTRALINK ULM USB dongle, so a presenter can add a cable-free microphone in seconds. Link Output XLR connectivity enables daisy-chaining for wider coverage in larger rooms.

Power, Drivers, and Connectivity — Specs That Matter Onstage

Behind the numbers, the B112D provides stage-ready performance for working musicians and mobile DJs.

• Frequency Range: 50 Hz – 20 kHz — full-range coverage from kick drum fundamentals to airy vocal top end
• LF Driver: 12" — moves enough air for chest-thumping low end in small-to-medium rooms
• Inputs: Balanced XLR/TRS combo — accepts mic- and line-level signals from mixers, instruments, or wireless receivers
• EQ: Yes (2-band) — onboard High and Low tone shaping without outboard gear
• Setting up the B112D is simple: use the standard pole socket to mount on a tripod or stack atop a subwoofer for flexible deployment.

Who Should Choose the B112D

This model is an excellent fit for solo musicians, mobile DJs, fitness instructors, and small-venue presenters who want one cabinet covering speech and music without external amplification. Coffee-house gigs, wedding receptions, school assemblies, and church services all sit comfortably inside its capabilities, and the 14.5 kg weight means a single person can load in and out without a roadie.

Behringer — Built to Bring Pro Gear Within Reach

Uli Behringer started building signal processors as a student at the Robert Schumann conservatory in Düsseldorf, frustrated that high-end studio equipment cost far more than its internal components warranted. In 1989, demand from fellow students pushed him to found Behringer, Inc., with a mission to deliver professional audio performance at prices working musicians could afford.