Behringer B2030P Passive Studio Monitor
Just add amplification to this pair of 100-watt passive monitors from Behringer's TRUTH series. Ultra-flat frequency response delivers critical accuracy.
Overall User Ratings (based on 38 ratings)
Submitted June 19, 2007 by a customer from hotmail.com
"Buy something else"
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I've owned these for a little over a year and after this next project they will be replaced
Sound
The sound is flat which is good, but they rattled right out of the box. Bass guitar sounds terrible through these. I checked the cones, surrounds and voice coils. But the issue seems to be with the cabinet. I also find the highs to be weak when EQ'd flat, which makes them incredibly hard to mix with
Features
There really are no features. The other issue is that the connections are binding post. No 1/4 in. or XLR on these babies
Ease of Use
There passive monitors so it's pretty much plug and go. You of course need to tune your room, but otherwise pretty standard
Quality
The cabinets are heavy and built tough, however mine do rattle
Value
They are fairly cheap. My advice is to spend the extra $75 and get something nice from another company
Manufacturer Support
The amount of effort it takes to get these fixed is ridiculous. Unless I want to be without monitors for 3 months and pay about $80 bucks in shipping there isn't much that can be done.
The Wow Factor
They look good, just the sound is yuck
Musical Background:
Active musician, recording engineer/producer
Musical Style:
Rock, punk, pop, alternative, Indie and hip hop
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