Behringer Studio 50USB Reviews

Nothing to complain really

Sounds great, even compare to much pricier models from other brands.

Very well made (including the knob and sockets),

Highly recommended

Excellent value

Great sounding speakers and excellent value for money, with good features at this price range.

Brilliant!

brilliant quality monitors, especially for the price, sound is crisp and clear with perfect low tones. Would recommend!

Great value for the price

Using those at my home studio. I was amazed when I first plugged in. Great bass, good mid and high range. For this money on of best you can find.

Very loud

I use them to monitor while I record into Reaper DAW via Boss GT100.

You need to use the volume control on your device, Boss Gt100 in my case. These speakers are very very loud. At bedroom you will likely use them at very low volumes.

Muddy and thin.

I got them in purpose to install them to church's kitchen, only to transfer main service there. Great for this task, but not for serious use..

I took them to my small home studio and compared to JBL 305P MKII.

Pros:

- Usb feature works well. Just plugged usb cable to my Mac and

got these working straight away.

- Cheap. Nice looking alternative for "supermarket" PC speakers.

Cons:

- They sound very very muddy and quite thin. Unusable for any kind of mixing. If you need to, better get some headphones for the money, please.

- Cable for passive speaker is not too long.

From a begginer perspective

Use

I use these for my home studio, while trying to learn how to properly record and mix.

pros & cons

Can't really find any cons. Plug and play - easy to use

I am though not that experienced, but from my perspective these sound nice. I bought the KNOB accessory as well, which makes controlling their volume easier.

Good natural sounding monitors with tons of volume to back that up.

If you're looking for a good pair of begginner monitors, these works for me

Ok but not more than that

These moniros give a lot of sound, good sound, but there lies also the problem. The sound is not controllable. Because the buttons are on the backside, you have to control the osund through (in my case) the laptop. Even at sound 5 (from 100) they are (too) loud. So why not make these monitors with a turn knob. Sound is ok, controls are useless.

A good pair of active studio monitors. Hard to beat its quality for the price.

Good quality for price

I bought these monitors to use as speakers for both my computer and synthesizer. I am really satisfied with the quality for the price.

PROS: Clear and loud sound, good connectivity (USB and analog inputs), good price.

CONS: Lack of volume knob. The trimming knob helps but the volume control should be mainly done on the device. In order to use them at home I must have maximum trim and also reduce the volume of the computer to almost none, or else, it is very loud for casual usage.

Studio Monitors

These are great studio monitors and at an affordable price. If you are looking to improve the sound quality from your PC from a speaker system to studio quality then the Behringer 50USB is a really good way forward at a reasonable price. The quality of these monitors is excellent.

Great Monitors

Back in the day when Yamaha MS10 came out, every schmuck in a studio had to get them. Although not that good, people would spend a fortnight of wages on them. Uneducated people still buy them. A few decades later, there are still companies out there that overcharge for a mass-produced Asian products.

At least Uli Behringer is honest enough not to inflate the prices of his products. These speakers already have a very good reputation. There are plenty of good YouTube reviews that show that they are excellent monitor reference speakers. They are fairly neutral, as far as I can tell. The only thing that sucks is that the cable between the two speakers is 30 cm too short to fit in my studio. I now have to re-arrange everything just to make them fit.

Good sound

Using them in my home studio. Only cons is lack of volume knob. You can trim, but not much. You need separate studio monitor control knob. But for the price they are good, cannot complain. Good that they have different input options.

So called cheap speakers

Used for home recording studio, absolutely beautiful sound for the price .

They are well constructed and have a nice weight , every input that you could possibly need . Maxed out with volume there isn't even a shimmer of breakup in the sound quality. Look we can get as technical as we wish by going through all the speaker specifications , but at the end of the day , a set of quality speakers for 150 cuid that can hold their own against all the great expensive speakers out there . Most stereos in the shops these days are more expensive than these speakers , who needs stereos anymore . Hook these badboys into any system you have and believe me they'll kick the ass of any sound you'll get from any system that's out there . I love them that much I have two sets . Quality sound at a super price, my advice pick them up while you still can.

very good for entry level

I bought these speakers as apartment monitors and they sound nice for the price. I'm not impressed by their highs, but they do their job.

Wow, what a package!

I have ordered these monitors for my little home studio in combination with the UMC202HD interface. I can only say that my production quality has already increased massively. Finally proper stereo mixing, EQs etc.

The speakers are great for desktop use but still powerful enough to make some noise. I've tried them mainly with electric guitars and with a drum processor. Absolutely fantastic results.

I can highly recommend these speakers