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The Behringer EUROLIVE VP1220 800W 12" passive speaker packs pristine, powerful sound into a convenient, easy-to-use enclosure. With professional 1/4" and locking speaker connections, this versatile passive PA speaker integrates seamlessly into your rig. The lightweight trapezoidal cabinet comes equipped with a 12" woofer for authoritative lows and clear mids, while the 1.75" tweeter adds shimmering high-end detail. Rated at 800W peak power, the VP1220 delivers room-filling volume for medium-sized venues.

800W Peak Power Rating

Drawing on 800 watts of peak power, the Behringer EUROLIVE VP1220 passive speaker pumps out serious volume for PA and monitoring applications. The 12" woofer handles up to 200W of continuous power, resulting in tight, defined bass and midrange reproduction. When you need that extra push, engage the VP1220's massive power reserves to fill larger rooms with dynamic sound.

With a 12" Woofer and 1.75" Tweeter

The VP1220 passive speaker features a 12" woofer specially designed to deliver strong low-end punch and clear midrange response. You'll hear natural, authoritative bass tones that add warmth and body to the overall sound. The 1.75" tweeter produces smooth high-frequency detail that brings out the nuances in your mix. Together, these components provide a balanced tonal profile ideal for both music and speech.

Flexible Connectivity Options

The VP1220 offers a versatile selection of connectivity choices to suit different applications. 1/4" and professional locking speaker connectors provide secure connections to amplifiers and other system components. Connect additional passive speakers to the VP1220 to create a scalable, expandable PA system. With pristine sound, robust construction and flexible connectivity, the Behringer EUROLIVE VP1220 800W 12" passive speaker is an ideal choice for portable PA and permanent installs.

Behringer EUROLIVE VP1220 800W 12" Passive Speaker
Behringer EUROLIVE VP1220 800W 12" Passive Speaker
Behringer EUROLIVE VP1220 800W 12" Passive Speaker
Features
  • Professional 800W 2-Way PA speaker system (200W Continuous/800W Peak Power)
  • Exceptional sound quality, wide frequency bandwidth, and dynamic range
  • Extremely powerful 12'' long-excursion driver provides incredibly deep bass and acoustic power
  • Proprietary 1.75'' titanium-diaphragm compression driver for exceptional high-frequency reproduction
  • Proprietary horn design for ultrawide sound dispersion
  • Overload-protection circuitry ensures optimal HF driver protection
  • Trapezoidal enclosure for easy array and sonic accuracy
  • Integral tripod and stand adaptor
  • Ergonomically shaped handles for easy transport
  • Rugged steel grille for optimal speaker protection
  • 2 professional speaker connectors plus 1/4'' jack connectors
  • High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life
Specs
  • Type: 2-way Full-Range Loudspeaker
  • Continuous Power: 200W
  • Peak Power: 800W
  • Frequency Response: 55 Hz - 22kHz
  • Impedance: 8 Ohms
  • Sound Pressure Level (SPL): 93 dB (Full Space, 1 Watt @ 1 meter)
  • Dispersion: 80 x 50
  • Crossover Frequency: 2.5kHz
  • Dimensions (W x H x D): 14.6" x 23.6 x 16.9" (370 x 600 x 430 mm)
  • Weight: 39.5lb. (17.9kg)

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    submitted9 years ago

    byBrian

    fromDetroit, MI

    I have a pair of Yamaha BR12 speaker cabinets. The Yamaha speakers are definitely more crisp and louder. The Behringer speakers have more boom at the lower end. However, I can't really complain because of the price difference between the two. I had to put them side by side and listen very carefully to tell them apart. One of the cabinets had the screen pushed out by the spacer in between the speaker and the tweeter. I thought that was a dent but it turned out to be an interference of parts, so I take 2 stars off. One for engineering not setting the tolerance right and one for quality control not catching this.

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