Studio Monitor Speakers

Behringer B2031A Studio Monitor Speaker 8.75" 265W (Piece) Black

Discover the Behringer B2031A, a self-powered studio monitor speaker, perfect for professional studio use. With a power output of 265W RMS, it delivers strong sound and high listening quality, making...

Discover the Behringer B2031A, a self-powered studio monitor speaker, perfect for professional studio use. With a power output of 265W RMS, it delivers strong sound and high listening quality, making it ideal for music production and mixing.

This speaker features a 2-way frequency distribution, ensuring clear and detailed sound reproduction. The special...

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Description

Description

Discover the Behringer B2031A, a self-powered studio monitor speaker, perfect for professional studio use. With a power output of 265W RMS, it delivers strong sound and high listening quality, making it ideal for music production and mixing.

This speaker features a 2-way frequency distribution, ensuring clear and detailed sound reproduction. The special 8.75-inch bass driver provides deep and rich bass, enhancing the listening experience.

  • Suitable for studio use, allowing for professional performance levels.
  • Available as a single unit, offering convenience for your needs.

The Behringer B2031A combines technology and performance, making it an excellent choice for any sound engineer or music producer.

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Specifications

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Power (RMS)
265 W
Bass Driver
8.75 "
Driver Configuration
2 No of Drivers
Frequency Response
50 - 21000 Hz
DSP
No

Main Specifications

Quantity
Piece
Type
Active
Colour
Black

Dimensions

Height
40 cm
Width
25 cm
Length
29 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (3)

Reviews

  1. 3
  2. 4 stars
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  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Rich sound
  • Sound quality
  • Value for money
  • Construction quality
  • fotven
    5
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    I have had them since 2005, so I don't know if there have been changes in their construction over the years. Around 2007, one of them burned out its power supply as soon as I pressed its switch, probably due to network overload. It was repaired and since then they have been in a surge protector, working flawlessly in daily use. We're talking about endless hours. The volumes they can reach are deafening, without noticeable distortions. Their strongest point is the rich and characteristic effortless mid-bass. Their mids are quite detailed for monitoring, but they don't sound "unpleasant" as is the cliché that accompanies speakers of this type, mainly thanks to their good integration with the mid-bass. Their dynamics are also remarkable, the high frequencies have very good dispersion, and they are also very good for when you need to turn the volume very low, as they remain quite detailed across the entire frequency range even at whisper levels.
    On the downside, there is some harshness in the high frequencies around 10k. I lower this area by 1.5db via EQ because I sit relatively close to them, but at the back, there is a switch that reduces the tweeter's volume by 2db if you need it. Although the bass is sufficient and quite above average for cheap monitors thanks to the 8.5-inch woofer, the tones sound somewhat "homogenized" compared to my hi-fi speakers, where you would better discern, for example, the differences between one double bass and another - only their price is four times higher and still, they do not excel in other areas. In terms of depth performance of a recording, I also find nothing remarkable. They have an automatic standby function, which would be excellent if it worked properly, but instead of turning off the speakers only when they haven't received a signal for some time, they also turn off when they receive a low-level signal, and then you have to raise the volume quite a bit to turn them back on, so you disable this function and forget about its existence.
    Overall, I have heard monitors that at almost double the price had slightly better mids - but weak bass - or more relaxed highs, but in this price range, I doubt anyone will find something so satisfying in so many areas.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Rich sound
    • Sound quality
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
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  • sakded399
    5
    8 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    I have had these speakers since 2004.
    They haven't suffered ANYTHING.
    Tremendous bass.
    Incredible highs.
    Full sound.
    Now I don't have a studio and I put them in the living room with the soundbar.
    Forget about Village and nonsense.
    Watching a movie at home is now equivalent to ENJOYMENT.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Rich sound
    • Sound quality
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • vagospatma
    5
    5 out of 7 members found this review helpful

    Amazing speakers!! Very powerful, that's why they're called mini pa. Nice bass, disproportionate treble.. you need to reduce them with a crossover. They're not 225 watts as they claim.. they're 140, but it's a quality series from Behringer. They have a safety system to prevent the speaker from getting too stressed if you crank up the volume. Very satisfied with their purchase

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Rich sound
    • Sound quality
    • Value for money
    • Construction quality
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • I have had them since 2005, so I don't know if there have been changes in their construction over the years. Around 2007, one of them burned out its power supply as soon as I pressed its switch, probably due to network overload. It was repaired and since then they have been in a surge protector, working flawlessly in daily use. We're talking about endless hours. The volumes they can reach are deafening, without noticeable distortions. Their strongest point is the rich and characteristic effortless mid-bass. Their mids are quite detailed for monitoring, but they don't sound "unpleasant" as is the cliché that accompanies speakers of this type, mainly thanks to their good integration with the mid-bass. Their dynamics are also remarkable, the high frequencies have very good dispersion, and they are also very good for when you need to turn the volume very low, as they remain quite detailed across the entire frequency range even at whisper levels.
    On the downside, there is some harshness in the high frequencies around 10k. I lower this area by 1.5db via EQ because I sit relatively close to them, but at the back, there is a switch that reduces the tweeter's volume by 2db if you need it. Although the bass is sufficient and quite above average for cheap monitors thanks to the 8.5-inch woofer, the tones sound somewhat "homogenized" compared to my hi-fi speakers, where you would better discern, for example, the differences between one double bass and another - only their price is four times higher and still, they do not excel in other areas. In terms of depth performance of a recording, I also find nothing remarkable. They have an automatic standby function, which would be excellent if it worked properly, but instead of turning off the speakers only when they haven't received a signal for some time, they also turn off when they receive a low-level signal, and then you have to raise the volume quite a bit to turn them back on, so you disable this function and forget about its existence.
    Overall, I have heard monitors that at almost double the price had slightly better mids - but weak bass - or more relaxed highs, but in this price range, I doubt anyone will find something so satisfying in so many areas.

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • I have had these speakers since 2004.
    They haven't suffered ANYTHING.
    Tremendous bass.
    Incredible highs.
    Full sound.
    Now I don't have a studio and I put them in the living room with the soundbar.
    Forget about Village and nonsense.
    Watching a movie at home is now equivalent to ENJOYMENT.

    Translated from Greek ·
    8
  • Amazing speakers!! Very powerful, that's why they're called mini pa. Nice bass, disproportionate treble.. you need to reduce them with a crossover. They're not 225 watts as they claim.. they're 140, but it's a quality series from Behringer. They have a safety system to prevent the speaker from getting too stressed if you crank up the volume. Very satisfied with their purchase

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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Description & Specifications

Discover the Behringer B2031A, a self-powered studio monitor speaker, perfect for professional studio use. With a power output of 265W RMS, it delivers strong sound and high listening quality, making it ideal for music production and mixing.

This speaker features a 2-way frequency distribution, ensuring clear and detailed sound reproduction. The special 8.75-inch bass driver provides deep and rich bass, enhancing the listening experience.

  • Suitable for studio use, allowing for professional performance levels.
  • Available as a single unit, offering convenience for your needs.

The Behringer B2031A combines technology and performance, making it an excellent choice for any sound engineer or music producer.

Manufacturer

Technical Specifications

Power (RMS)
265 W
Bass Driver
8.75 "
Driver Configuration
2 No of Drivers
Frequency Response
50 - 21000 Hz
DSP
No

Main Specifications

Quantity
Piece
Type
Active
Colour
Black

Dimensions

Height
40 cm
Width
25 cm
Length
29 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 3
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Rich sound
  • Sound quality
  • Value for money
  • Construction quality
  • fotven
    5
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    I have had them since 2005, so I don't know if there have been changes in their construction over the years. Around 2007, one of them burned out its power supply as soon as I pressed its switch, probably due to network overload. It was repaired and since then they have been in a surge protector, working flawlessly in daily use. We're talking about endless hours. The volumes they can reach are deafening, without noticeable distortions. Their strongest point is the rich and characteristic effortless mid-bass. Their mids are quite detailed for monitoring, but they don't sound "unpleasant" as is the cliché that accompanies speakers of this type, mainly thanks to their good integration with the mid-bass. Their dynamics are also remarkable, the high frequencies have very good dispersion, and they are also very good for when you need to turn the volume very low, as they remain quite detailed across the entire frequency range even at whisper levels.
    On the downside, there is some harshness in the high frequencies around 10k. I lower this area by 1.5db via EQ because I sit relatively close to them, but at the back, there is a switch that reduces the tweeter's volume by 2db if you need it. Although the bass is sufficient and quite above average for cheap monitors thanks to the 8.5-inch woofer, the tones sound somewhat "homogenized" compared to my hi-fi speakers, where you would better discern, for example, the differences between one double bass and another - only their price is four times higher and still, they do not excel in other areas. In terms of depth performance of a recording, I also find nothing remarkable. They have an automatic standby function, which would be excellent if it worked properly, but instead of turning off the speakers only when they haven't received a signal for some time, they also turn off when they receive a low-level signal, and then you have to raise the volume quite a bit to turn them back on, so you disable this function and forget about its existence.
    Overall, I have heard monitors that at almost double the price had slightly better mids - but weak bass - or more relaxed highs, but in this price range, I doubt anyone will find something so satisfying in so many areas.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Rich sound
    • Sound quality
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • sakded399
    5
    8 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    I have had these speakers since 2004.
    They haven't suffered ANYTHING.
    Tremendous bass.
    Incredible highs.
    Full sound.
    Now I don't have a studio and I put them in the living room with the soundbar.
    Forget about Village and nonsense.
    Watching a movie at home is now equivalent to ENJOYMENT.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Rich sound
    • Sound quality
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • vagospatma
    5
    5 out of 7 members found this review helpful

    Amazing speakers!! Very powerful, that's why they're called mini pa. Nice bass, disproportionate treble.. you need to reduce them with a crossover. They're not 225 watts as they claim.. they're 140, but it's a quality series from Behringer. They have a safety system to prevent the speaker from getting too stressed if you crank up the volume. Very satisfied with their purchase

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Rich sound
    • Sound quality
    • Value for money
    • Construction quality
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • I have had them since 2005, so I don't know if there have been changes in their construction over the years. Around 2007, one of them burned out its power supply as soon as I pressed its switch, probably due to network overload. It was repaired and since then they have been in a surge protector, working flawlessly in daily use. We're talking about endless hours. The volumes they can reach are deafening, without noticeable distortions. Their strongest point is the rich and characteristic effortless mid-bass. Their mids are quite detailed for monitoring, but they don't sound "unpleasant" as is the cliché that accompanies speakers of this type, mainly thanks to their good integration with the mid-bass. Their dynamics are also remarkable, the high frequencies have very good dispersion, and they are also very good for when you need to turn the volume very low, as they remain quite detailed across the entire frequency range even at whisper levels.
    On the downside, there is some harshness in the high frequencies around 10k. I lower this area by 1.5db via EQ because I sit relatively close to them, but at the back, there is a switch that reduces the tweeter's volume by 2db if you need it. Although the bass is sufficient and quite above average for cheap monitors thanks to the 8.5-inch woofer, the tones sound somewhat "homogenized" compared to my hi-fi speakers, where you would better discern, for example, the differences between one double bass and another - only their price is four times higher and still, they do not excel in other areas. In terms of depth performance of a recording, I also find nothing remarkable. They have an automatic standby function, which would be excellent if it worked properly, but instead of turning off the speakers only when they haven't received a signal for some time, they also turn off when they receive a low-level signal, and then you have to raise the volume quite a bit to turn them back on, so you disable this function and forget about its existence.
    Overall, I have heard monitors that at almost double the price had slightly better mids - but weak bass - or more relaxed highs, but in this price range, I doubt anyone will find something so satisfying in so many areas.

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • I have had these speakers since 2004.
    They haven't suffered ANYTHING.
    Tremendous bass.
    Incredible highs.
    Full sound.
    Now I don't have a studio and I put them in the living room with the soundbar.
    Forget about Village and nonsense.
    Watching a movie at home is now equivalent to ENJOYMENT.

    Translated from Greek ·
    8
  • Amazing speakers!! Very powerful, that's why they're called mini pa. Nice bass, disproportionate treble.. you need to reduce them with a crossover. They're not 225 watts as they claim.. they're 140, but it's a quality series from Behringer. They have a safety system to prevent the speaker from getting too stressed if you crank up the volume. Very satisfied with their purchase

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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