Behringer UL 1000G2
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Behringer
UL 1000G2
Product Info
Article Number:
573665
Brand:
Behringer
Model:
UL 1000G2
Category:
Wireless In-Ear Systems
Price:
$299.20
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The UL 1000G2 is a solid entry-level wireless IEM system, perfect for smaller bands, rehearsal spaces, or vocalists needing a reliable monitor solution. It provides a surprising number of channels for the price, and the built-in limiter is a real lifesaver. Don't expect high-end performance, but for the budget-conscious, it’s a very capable system.
Product Description
- Behringer UL 1000G2
- UHF Wireless In-Ear System
- Consisting of 9.5" stereo transmitter UL
- 1000G2 and bodypack receiver UL 1000G2-R
- Frequency range: 823 - 832 MHz and 863 - 865 MHz
- Channels: 120
- Integrated display on the receiver for channel frequency and gain control
- Range: up to 60 m
- Built-in limiter up to +12 dB
- Two jack/XLR combo inputs
- Headphone output
- Colour: Black
- Including stereo in-ear headphones
- transport case
- rackmount
- antenna and antenna cable
PROS
- • Excellent channel count for crowded RF environments
- • Built-in limiter protects IEMs from clipping and distortion
- • Rackmount ears offer easy integration into existing PA setups
- • Surprisingly robust construction for the price point - feels solid
CONS
- • Included earphones are basic; upgrade for better sound quality
- • Range is potentially shorter than claimed with obstacles
- • Limited frequency agility compared to higher-end systems
Product Video
Key Features
Frequency Band
823 - 832 MHz and 863 - 865 MHz
Channels
120
Range
up to 60 m
Earphones Included
Stereo in-ear headphones
Battery Life
Approximately 6 hours (transmitter), 8 hours (receiver) – typical usage
Weight
Transmitter: 1.5 kg, Receiver: 75 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's respectable, but lacks the clarity and dynamic range of higher-end systems; the included earphones are a limiting factor.
Yes, the combo jacks handle both XLR and 1/4 in signals without problems, but be mindful of signal levels to avoid clipping.
The system is designed for a single receiver; expanding beyond that requires a more complex and expensive multi-channel system.
