NEW/OPEN BOX Behringer 500-Watt 8-Channel Portable PA System, MP3 Player, Reverb and Wireless Option
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NEW/OPEN BOX Behringer 500-Watt 8-Channel Portable PA System, MP3 Player, Reverb and Wireless Option
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Brand Behringer
Speaker maximum output power 500 watts
Connectivity technology USB
Audio output mode Stereo
Mounting type Plug Mount,Freestanding
About this item
Ultra-compact 8-channel PA system with dual speakers and detachable 500 Watt powered mixer
Enormous power, incredible sonic performance, and super-lightweight
Mixer can be used either while installed in the speaker or detached for easy positioning and access
High-performance MP3 player included to play audio files via USB stick
Studio-grade stereo reverb adds finishing touch to your sound
Channels 1 - 4 of the detachable powered mixer feature our high-quality XENYX Mic Preamps, which have been praised by audio professionals for their transparency and massive headroom. What does this mean to you? It means you get a truly clean input signal without any unwanted coloration or distortion. We’ve provided +48 Phantom Power, so you can even use studio-grade condenser mics – and we’ve given each input channel our highly musical 2-band EQ (Bass and Treble). System optimization couldn’t be easier, just flip the Music/Speech switch to select the proper equalization for your purpose. We’ve also included a user-defeatable Voice-Over-Priority function that automatically lowers the stereo channels when you’re on the mic – so all of your important announcements will be heard.
The EPS500MP3 comes ready for your input, literally. Channels 1 - 4 accept balanced XLR mics, as well as balanced and unbalanced ¼" line-level sources, such as electronic keyboards and the like. Stereo channels 5/6 and 7/8 accommodate RCA and ¼" inputs, such as drum machines, keyboard sound modules, etc. All in all, there are enough mic and line-level inputs to handle a small band.
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