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Behringer F1320D — 300W Active Floor Monitor for Clear Stage Sound

The Behringer F1320D delivers a 300W active monitoring solution for performers needing their own sound on stage. Bi-amped Class-D amplification powers a 12" long-excursion woofer and a 1" compression driver, generating a wide, dynamic response so vocals and instruments stand out in a crowded mix. For gigging musicians, a self-contained wedge like this means plugging in a mic or instrument without extra gear such as a mixer or amp rack.

What Stands Out in This Powered Monitor

Inside its trapezoidal wood cabinet, a proprietary 1.75" titanium-diaphragm compression driver is set within an ultra-wide dispersion exponential/conical horn, ensuring every member of a small band hears the same mix. The integrated sound processor oversees the limiter and crossover, while the internal switch-mode power supply makes the cabinet both light and silent. Mounting flexibility is offered by a 35 mm pole socket on the side, letting it serve as a compact main speaker for solo gigs.

Key Specifications for Stage Use

What matters most on stage is reliability: the F1320D brings 300W of bi-amped headroom, a 12" woofer for deep low end, and a feedback filter you can adjust to any venue.

• LF Driver: 12" long-excursion woofer — deep bass and high SPL for cutting through stage volume
• HF Driver: 1" titanium-diaphragm compression driver — crisp highs on a wide-dispersion horn
• Amplification: 300W bi-amped Class-D (160W LF + 40W HF RMS) — efficient power in a 15.7 kg cabinet
• Inputs: Mic/Line on XLR and 1/4" TRS — connect a dynamic mic, keyboard or acoustic pickup directly
• With 3-band EQ (80 Hz / 2.5 kHz / 12 kHz, ±15 dB) and adjustable feedback filter, performers can quickly adapt their mix and avoid unwanted noise on stage.

Who Is the F1320D For?

Singers, duos, worship teams and bar bands needing a budget-friendly powered wedge that sets up in moments will appreciate this model. On-the-fly tweaks are made easy with front-panel controls for volume, EQ and feedback filter. Since the cabinet takes mic or line inputs straight in, the monitor also doubles as a vocal wedge, keyboard monitor, or a mini-PA on a stand for practice rooms and small gigs.