Behringer B1800XP
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Behringer
B1800XP
Product Info
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This B1800XP is a serious contender if you need a ton of low-end rumble on a budget. It’s ideal for DJs, cover bands, or anyone needing to fill a large space with powerful bass—just be prepared to haul it around, and remember it's a sub, not a full PA solution.
Product Description
- Behringer B1800XP
- Active Subwoofer
- Eurolive series
- Size: 18"
- Power: 3000 W
- Class-D digital amplifier
- Integrated peak limiter
- Frequency range: 40 - 150 Hz
- Maximum output level: 129 dB
- Internal crossover for mid / high speaker
- Tunable and switchable bass boost with phase switch for an ultra deep bass
- Adjustable high-cut
- Adjustable sub-volume
- Power-
- signal- and clip LEDs
- Pole mount
- 2 Handles
- Dimensions: 704 x 549 x 554 mm
- Weight: 44.9 kg
PROS
- • Massive output for the price; genuinely impressive low-end extension.
- • Class-D amp delivers clean power without excessive heat.
- • Integrated limiter protects drivers from overload and distortion.
- • Versatile connectivity and adjustable EQ caters to various system setups.
CONS
- • Build quality feels somewhat plasticky compared to higher-end subs.
- • The weight makes transport a challenge for solo performers.
- • Limited frequency response above 150Hz necessitates pairing with full-range speakers.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
3000
Woofer Size
18 in
Frequency Range
40-150 Hz
Max SPL
129 dB
Crossover
Internal, adjustable
Weight
44.9 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The bass boost adds extra low-frequency reinforcement, while the phase switch helps mitigate cancellations when multiple subs are used.
While powerful, its size and output make it better suited for medium to large venues; it's overkill for small spaces and could be muddy in a home studio.
Full-range speakers with a high-cut around 120Hz-150Hz will complement the B1800XP’s frequency response effectively, avoiding overlap and ensuring clarity.
