Behringer F1220D Eurolive

Awsome monitor! Super affordable price. Ultra compact! Its lightweight. It has built in great limiter, so your monitor is guarded against overloading and against unwanted signal distortion. It has ultra easy to use user interface. All connections and controls are located on front pannel - everything is at your eye and easy to reach! There are 3 great EQ controls, 2 levels one for MIC and the second one for LINE, and a manual feedback filter control which is easy to adjust in a few seconds (a must have feature). You can connect one microphone (XLR) + one line signal (XLR) and you've got one line out XLR for connecting more monitors for example. The monitor features 12" speaker and 3" HF speaker. The design of the monitor is great for both applications floor and on speaker stand.
I use Behringer F1220D both live and at rehersals.
Many thanks for such a good equipment.
I definitely recommend Behringer F1220D.

The most convenient wedges. No competitor at this price.
Perfect for rehearsal/smallish venues.
Perhaps a little colouring in the mids, with some use the woofer will "mature". Amply satisfied, another proof that Beringer deserves more attention... what once were cheap products now seems to be excellent cheap products.

Extremely lightweight and powerful: I was not able to find any frequency response curve, and tested rather rudimentarily with a SPL meter: 45 Hz to 19000 for sure!
By the way, they're driven by a Behringer Xenyx q1202 USB.
Who said "don't buy Behringer"? ;)

UPDATE: after 6 months, the bass repsonse got a tad more deep. So far, so good. Using for rehearsal with main volume at 2, and the filter is perfect to eliminate any resonance in the room.

UPDATE: after three years, wedge #2 left us: as already known for this product, it stops after 10-15 minutes: thermal protection. Well, I'm looking to replace the whole innards, case and speakers cannot be wasted!
And, still: cheap and did (sadly, did) their job. Honest.

I bought this unit to use it as vocal monitor in a small practice place where we have rehersals. It does very good job, sounds great with some reverb on it, its noisless (which suprised me) and it does punch if you turn mic level clockwise. I haven't tested it outside but I'm shure it will do proper job. Dont expect it to be awesome on big stage because its just to small, but for the purpose and price I think you can't miss with this unit. Build quality is very good, sturdy and nice finish. There is only thing which I find odd is Line input level. Line level is way to quiet, I tested it with passive DI box and guitar but signal was just to low to be usefull. Then I replaced passive DI with active DI and level was OK. Nevertheless great product in its price range, very good for practicing and small venues.

Used for e-drums, keyboard, stage monitor, small party PA. Conclusion. It is well made. But the sound! OMG! It is terrible! It is bleeding from every aspect you can think of. It is weak. If I want to be generous maybe it is max 50W. Forget 250W PEAK or 125W RMS. No. No. No. It was week on stage. Fender, Marshall, Vox, Orange amp near and the acoustic drum set... The band said it was very very quiet. Fine for home practice, maybe for not too loud band practice. Second thing is the quality of the sound coming out of it. It is crap. If I need to pick between this and a Laney 110, I would go for Laney, because that thing is clearly louder, and the sound is better slightly. Of course sound wise it cannot be as good as a Mackie SRM 350 for example, but come on, other brand can do better job for the same amount of money. True, I need to listen to these speakers before purchase. That can prevent such disappointments.

The construction of this speaker is pleasant and portable. It has nice padding all around and it feels and look really nice. Features like EQ, feedback filter are also very useful. It lacks connectivity since it only has non-combo XLR inputs for line and mic.
Once you hear it then you realize it cant be all that good, and for its price it sure has to have some drawbacks. Highs are very harsh, mids are anything but clear, but the bass can sound really deep for its size, (although its not clean either). I like to put my high and low EQ to the 1h position to get the proper sound.
Sound starts to clip rather fast, as soon as you reach that 1h position on line knob with regular input level of -12db on my mixer.
All in all, you get what you pay for. If I was ordering again i would rather spend some 100-150€ extra and buy something better, this is a "beginner" sounding monitor and expect it like that.