Excellent stereo separation, full mids and highs. If you are using these for mix down or mastering, I would highly recommend a sub. Low end (not surprizingly for a 5 inch mid/low speaker) is not solid under about 100-200 hZ. I use an 8 inch sub and the combination system sounds incredible.

Has what you need. Grille is not removable for those who like to do that. I would like to have seen connectors other than bare wire compression posts.

Plugs right in and makes sound!

Tough plastic case and metal grille makes these speakers fairly rugged. You probably could drop this off of a desk without damaging it.

This is where Behringer shines - value for the money. At this price point, I do not think you can obtain a better speaker. I have heard of many shying away from Behringer, but I have several of their products. They are made well, perform well and, last.

I have no idea...

Nothing too outstanding about these speakers. Nothing new here. Just great specs for a great price.

Home recording

Prog rock

For this price point - probably close to unbeatable. I use them as near-field monitors in my home studio. I do have a separate sub as these don't go much under 60 hz. For mastering purposes - they probably color the sound a little, but it didn't take long to get used to them and now I get fairly accurate recordings with these.

They are your basic speakers that sounds excellent for the price. Not much to discuss in the way of features.

Plug 'em in and off you go. Not much eq-ing necessary. If your using them to master - they don't take long to get a feel for. You WILL need a sub though.

Built extremely durably with metal grilles and heavy high-quality plastic enclosures.

Like I stated above, probably close to unbeateable for the money. You'd be hard pressed to find something it's equal for under $150 a pair.

Never had to deal with them. I own upwards of 15 pieces of Behringer gear and have never had a problem.

Not much sex appeal here! Though very desirable for price point.

Home recording studio

Progressive rock

Amazing for the price! Great imaging, useful to seperate parts from each other when learning a part. Bass seems a bit lacking at first... but after a burn-in period they loosen up a bit. When you play heavy bass through them there is a bit of "port huffing", especially with the grilles left on, (a fairly massive amount of air hitting the steel grille). Grilles can be pried off with a sharp narrow tool (ice pick). If Behringer could punch a hole through in front of the port, this design flaw would be taken care of and the drivers would still be protected.

Two way speaker, 100 watts power handling, cheap, sounds good. what more do you want?

Plug and play, except for removing the grilles.

Dropped one, the glued-on crossover came loose, breaking wiring as it went. A couple of zip ties and a bit of solder later and I'm back in business.

Where else can you get a set of speakers this nice for 50 or 60 bucks? I want some more "just because".

Behringer has a new immediate-replacement-at-the-dealer policy that rocks.

Not "sexy", but the sound at this price is great!

Active musician, Project studio owner/operator

From detuned metal to modern worship

worth the price....would pay twice as much

ermmmm.....they're speakers....so all parts were there ....all 2 of them

they are speakers....hook up wires....done

seems to be very well made

yes

they have a rep of making inexpensive good pieces....i would compare the company to black&decker or a 30 pack old style....nothin special but it works

ermmm...i found myself playing with myself reading the specs...but i do that all the time anyway....so

Hobbyist

everything