Behringer Powerplay P1 3-stars Reviews

Okay personal headphone amp fro th price

While okay for the price there are some things that could be easily improved:

- battery casing cover is flimsy

- loud pop when powering up (a simple inrush resistor could solve this)

- low quality pots, crackling appeared pretty quickly.

Okay I would say, but no more.

Good for the money

used this product for drumming and it was very clear and useful. the only downside is that you must be connected to a power supply and if you're not the batteries are ate up very quickly so its quite restricting

Decent but not the best

This is good unit for the price and works well. The main fault we have with these units is the battery compartment and connector. The compartment is just too small to comfortably house the battery and connector and so it ends up getting squashed and we have to replace them with new connectors. Other than that have served us well with a little TLC.

Bang for the buck

Great value for the money.. Does what it says on the tin

Great but not the most durable

A great product that can work superbly. The lid for the battery compartment does come away very easily; other users have shared this with me also. It doesn't seem the most durable unfortunately. When working it's great, but doesn't deal well with intense usage.

Excellent entry level wired IEM body pack

Using this as primarily a backup for wireless IEMs, and occasional home recording situations. Build quality is extremely solid, which make it a little on the heavy side for a belt pack. The headphone output level is not the loudest, but is comfortable using either closed back, or in-ears. Quality is pretty good, fairly clean and transparent right to the max setting. The mono setting is great, turning the balance knob into a 'more me' control.

The biggest let down is the battery hatch. Flimsy plastic lid covering the PP3 cavity which is constantly prone to coming off. Easily remedied with good ol' gaffer tape, but this should not have to be done.