New Behringer Eurolive B315A Processor Controlled, 400 Watt 2-way Loudspeaker System : Tue, 04 Nov 2008 : Music Industry Newswire™

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New Behringer Eurolive B315A Processor Controlled, 400 Watt 2-way Loudspeaker System

by Jesse JJ Jame
published Tue, 04 Nov 2008 – 17:59:41 +0000 UTCNo Comment

Bothell, Wash. — BEHRINGER adds to its line of active loudspeaker systems with the new EUROLIVE B315A. Featuring a 15″ 2-way design, integrated sound processing and 400 watts of power, the B315A offers a compact, high-power solution for live and playback applications. The B315A packs a long-excursion 15″ woofer and 1.75″ titanium-diaphragm compression driver with an ultra-wide dispersion, exponential horn and multi-cell throat into a versatile trapezoidal enclosure.

EUROLIVE B315A The rear panel includes Ultra-Low Noise (ULN) balanced mic and line inputs, a balanced XLR thru connector, input level control and two-band EQ. Internal sound processing provides complete system control as well as speaker protection.

The B315A can be free-standing, stacked, pole-mounted or used in a floor monitor configuration. Ergonomic handles and rugged construction make for a roadworthy package.

* 400 watt, 15″ 2-way active loudspeaker system
* Extreme sound pressure levels from a compact, lightweight speaker
* Integrated sound processing for system control and speaker protection
* Long-excursion 15″ woofer
* 1.75″ titanium diaphragm compression driver
* Large-format, ultra-wide dispersion exponential horn, with multi-cell throat
* Ultra-Low Noise (ULN) mic / line input with input level control and 2-band EQ
* Trapeziodal enclosure for versatile placement and configuration options

Price details (all shown ex local tax)
US $489.99 UK Â£239 Euro 359

[tags]Behringer Eurolive B315A, 2-way active loudspeaker system[/tags]

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