Behringer Powerplay PM1 In-Ear Monitor System

POWERPLAY PM1
Personal In-Ear Monitor Belt-Pack

POWERPLAY PM1

Whether you’re a keyboardist, drummer, or any other musician whose performance keeps them anchored in one spot, the PM1 was designed specifically for you. A convenient hard-wired personal inear control center, the PM1’s belt pack puts monitor control right at your fingertips, plus it’s lightweight, ultraeasy to use – and it doesn’t require a power source!


Volume Control

The PM1 features an extremely high-quality volume control for dialing in the perfect level every time. Designed for long life and super smooth performance, this detented control stays where you put it.


Locking XLR Input

Because your monitor is crucial to your performance, PM1’s XLR input connector accepts standard mic cables and features a locking mechanism to prevent accidental disconnects. Just press the tab next to the bottom-mounted connector to release the cable at the end of the gig.

3.5 mm Phones Jack

You can use your favorite headphones, earbuds or custom-molded professional In-Ear Monitors (IEMs) with the PM1, thanks to the top-mounted, standard 3.5 mm (1/8") stereo output jack


Handy Belt Clip

When you do need to move around, say to change your amp or stomp settings, PM1’s built-in belt clip will always keep it close at hand. Just slip the PM1 onto your waistband or belt and let the good times roll!

Sound Value

When it comes to wired monitor applications, you simply will not find a better or more affordable solution, than the amazing PM1 Personal In-Ear Monitor Belt-Pack. Built-like-a-tank, and featuring an impact-resistant metal chassis, the PM1 was made for the road and will give you many years of dependable, highest-quality performance.

Specifications:

• In-ear monitor belt-pack for personal monitor applications
• High quality volume control
• XLR input with locking mechanism
• 3.5 mm mini jack headphones connector
• Convenient belt-pack clip included
• "Built-like-a-tank", impact-resistant metal chassis
• Designed and engineered in Germany