Great service, these monitors had some damage, only superficial, the outside of the cartonsWere not damaged however the inside was. Iam ok with it ,but I thought you should knowThanks . Barry Gathercole.

Great unit at a reasonable price. I only ever use in conjunction with a mixer desk, driving the Line Input, but it does everything I need. Feedback Sweep works fine, if needed. Quick and easy to set-up and use.All up, very happy with my purchase.

I bought a pair of these for a small staging setup. I need a couple more, but they are excellent. Very clear sound, lots of options for connecting to PA or direct to mic/instrument. The built in feedback suppression is so useful. I intend to buy another 2 at least.

Good value

So far, I am very pleased with the monitor. I have a Kustom 50w 10" monitor that I was using but the 10" speaker sounded thin at times and without any EQ controls, you just can't do much adjusting. I am disappointed a bit in the power out put. I thought that 125 w per channel would give me much more outut than the 50 w Kustom but it doesn't. However, it has a much fuller, in depth sound and I can adjust the treble, mid and low ranges. Another advantage is that it is very light compared to other 12" monitors.

Looks nice, good specs on paper but a disappointment

Picked this up to use as a monitor for practicing acoustic drums with backing tracks. I wanted more volume than the Kustom 50w powered monitor with 10" speaker could deliver. I was excited to have more volume and fuller sound with a larger speaker...plugged her in and connected the cables and quickly discovered this thing for 250 watts does not deliver...at 80 percent volume the clipping light kept coming on and sound cutting in and out. I then A/B tested against my Kustom with 1/5 the power rating...everything else the same and only switching the XLR input, the Kustom killed this amp both in volume and tone. I went back and forth in disbelief 3x and same result each time. It was back in the box and returned immediately...exchanged for the 100W version of my Kustom ... MorePicked this up to use as a monitor for practicing acoustic drums with backing tracks. I wanted more volume than the Kustom 50w powered monitor with 10" speaker could deliver. I was excited to have more volume and fuller sound with a larger speaker...plugged her in and connected the cables and quickly discovered this thing for 250 watts does not deliver...at 80 percent volume the clipping light kept coming on and sound cutting in and out. I then A/B tested against my Kustom with 1/5 the power rating...everything else the same and only switching the XLR input, the Kustom killed this amp both in volume and tone. I went back and forth in disbelief 3x and same result each time. It was back in the box and returned immediately...exchanged for the 100W version of my Kustom which is awesome! I think Beringer maybe put an extra 0 and this thing is really 25 watts, not 250 as claimed. Waste of time! Go for a Kustom!

Low Poweed Junk! NOT 250 Watts!

It's junk. It does not have usable power, it distorts trying to crank it to where it can be heard. I can't even comment on the quality of the tone because I can't use it in any functional way. Far less powerful than my Kustom 50 watt 10" powered monitor; seriously, not an exaggeration. While the Kustom lacks any EQ controls, it's still usable where this is not. Even the Behringer B105D (which I also own and like) is much louder than this thing.

Review of Behringer EUROLIVE F1220D 250W Floor Monitor Speaker

Has a lovely angle to play to my ears instead of my ankles and knees. Living in Cornwall, we have compact pubs, small space to play in, so limited floor space to set our old monitor in. I have THE tiniest ear canals so can't use in ears comfortably. Not just because I don't want to get molded in ears, I really don't feel comfortable with things in my ears, hurt.

SOLID & VERSATILE

Have used one of these that I bought used as a main speaker for 1-2 musicians, with a unpowered mixer with 2 vocals and 2 instruments, in small-medium venues (large dining room, small auditorium), and also with an 8-channel powered mixer, as a single monitor outdoors for a 5-piece bluegrass band. Have run a CD player through it, too. Have been impressed with the clarity, range, and volume. I like the versatility, since I can control levels and EQ at the board or the speaker. I liked it so well I got a second one to use as a 2nd main speaker or monitor. I know that I can count on it.

Works Great For Me

We have an acoustic band and this works great for our female singer. She needs to really be able to hear herself. I use a mic splitter and send one signal to the board and the other signal to this monitor. This monitor has 2 channels (the other ones don't), so I run her mic in one channel and our regular moniter feed in the other. She can raise her mic volume without raising the other volumes. I also put this on an amp stand so it is closer to her.I will be getting another one for me asap.

Yes

This unit is a great value for certain uses. This is not effective for amplified live performances. The amplifier's power and headroom is not up to that task. It's great for a small acoustic performance or as a practice monitor in studio, which is what I needed. There's no phono input capability, so you'll need to convert to XLR via DI box. The next model up would be an even better value I believe. Like all Berringer products, they are inexpensive Chinese alternatives that fill a certain, low volume, application.