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Behringer Powerplay PM1 1-channel Stereo Personal In-ear Monitor Beltpack

Name: Behringer Powerplay PM1 1-channel Stereo Personal In-ear Monitor Beltpack
Brand: Behringer
Rating: 4.5 (29 reviews)

In-ear Monitor Beltpack with Metal Housing, Belt Clip, Volume Control, 3.5mm Headphone Output, and XLR Input

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Behringer Powerplay PM1 1-channel Stereo Personal In-ear Monitor Beltpack

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Passive Volume Control for Amplified In-ears

The Behringer Powerplay PM1 restores freedom of movement to the in-ear user. This completely passive box is tiny, requires no power, and lets you control your in-ear volume from your hip. Every part of the PM1 is designed to withstand the rigors of the road, from the smooth volume pot to the overbuilt metal chassis and belt clip. Sweetwater reviewers were impressed with the locking XLR input, which keeps foot traffic and stage mishaps from disconnecting your monitor source. Best of all, the Behringer Powerplay PM1 uses a standard 3.5mm output jack to drive in-ears, headphones, or earbuds.

Behringer Powerplay PM1 Personal In-ear Monitor Beltpack Features:

Restores freedom of movement to in-ear users
Built for singers, instrumentalists, and speakers who like to explore the stage
Smooth volume control is built to last a lifetime
Rugged metal housing is stage-proof
Belt clip keeps the PM1 anchored to your person
3.5mm output jack supports in-ear monitors, earbuds, and headphones
Locking unbalanced stereo XLR input foils stage mishaps

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Tech Specs

Stereo/Mono: Stereo
Receiver Inputs: 1 x XLR Female
Receiver Outputs: 1 x 1/8" TRS
Receiver Power: Passive
Height: 1.2"
Width: 3.5"
Depth: 1.2"
Weight: 2.82 oz
Manufacturer Part Number: 0609-AAF86-001

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I have experience using the PM1 because there are a lot of backline compannies that supplies this headphone amplifier on stage, is cheap and works great. I decided to have my own PM1, I bought a demo version here on Sweetwater and it was perfectly fine, like factory new actually. The knob feels like pro gear, the XLR female input is great too and the metal case is well made, the size is perfect, fits in your gig bag, backpack or whatever you have. I tested during a show and it performs really nice.

Now I have 2 more on the way. Thanks Sweetwater!

This is what most small, live bands need for their IEM needs. Forget wireless and just go wired; solves a lot of issues. This is all metal and solid. Fits the need perfectly. Nice belt clip and an XLR cable lock.

Wanted a more streamlined solution to our ears and hopefully eliminating some of the cable clutter with our current system. The xlr clipping straight in without the need for aux extensions is great. Build is really nice and really the noise ceiling is non existent, but… and a big but.

You only get that very clean sound when you are running it from a dedicated headphone amp. If you run them direct from a console bus, while you can get them loud, a side by side comparison with an amped signal for the keen eared you will hear a difference. Sound will be slightly thinner and the clarity falls off.

That being said the difference is fairly minor maybe 5-10% less clarity which for what this unit is meant to do is honestly pretty good. You will have to crank the gain sends, you will lose a bit of clarity, but as a backup set or even for those who just want a quick and easy solution they do the job.

This is the perfect little tool for plug and mix monitoring. I was able to send a mono mix to each of the band members giving them a reference they could follow along with.