Behringer P2 Ultra-Compact Personal In-Ear Monitor Amplifier

Whether you're a keyboardist, drummer, or any other musician who stays in one place during performances, the Behringer P2 is the perfect personal in - ear monitor amplifier for you. It's a super - convenient hard - wired in - ear control center. The belt - pack design allows you to have monitor control right at your fingertips. It's not only powerful but also lightweight and extremely easy to use. Features: - Ideal for personal monitor applications. - Ultra - compact and light design makes it easy to carry. - High - power output that can withstand a drummer's high - volume needs. - XLR and TRS input connectors with locking mechanisms for secure connections. - Simple level control and a power on/off switch. - Internal stereo/mono source switch. - Can run up to 12 hours on 2 AAA batteries (not included). - Battery control with LED indicators so you always know the battery status. - Integrated current limit to protect your ears and headphones. - Comes with a convenient belt - pack clip. - Built with an impact - resistant metal chassis, very durable. - Designed and engineered in Germany, ensuring high - quality craftsmanship.

Using the Behringer P2 In - Ear Monitor Amplifier is a breeze. First, connect your audio source to the XLR or TRS input connector. Make sure to lock the connector to avoid accidental disconnections. Then, you can turn on the amplifier using the power on/off switch. Adjust the level control according to your preference. You can also switch between stereo and mono sources internally if needed. When it comes to the battery, insert 2 AAA batteries (not included) to power the amplifier. It can run up to 12 hours, and the LED indicators on the battery control will show you the battery status. Keep an eye on it to avoid sudden power - off during use. For maintenance, keep the amplifier in a dry and clean place. Avoid dropping it as the impact - resistant metal chassis, while durable, can still be damaged by severe impacts. Also, when not in use, turn off the amplifier to save battery life. And don't forget to remove the batteries if you won't be using it for a long time to prevent battery leakage from damaging the amplifier.