2-way Speaker Behringer Eurolive F1220D 250W

The Behringer EUROLIVE F1220D is a 2-way active floor monitor delivering 250 W of RMS power in a compact, lightweight enclosure. It combines a long-excursion 12" woofer and a 3" high-frequency compression driver in a custom horn for wide dispersion, and includes an onboard Class-D amplifier, 3-band EQ and adjustable feedback filter to support accurate stage monitoring and easy setup.

Advantages

The F1220D offers high output with low weight thanks to Class-D amplification, allowing easy transport and quick deployment. True bi-amping drives woofer and tweeter separately for improved signal integrity and cleaner sound. Built-in tone controls (High/Mid/Low) and an adjustable feedback filter let you shape the monitor’s response and reduce stage feedback without external processing.

Suitable for

• Stage monitoring for vocalists and musicians
• Small to medium live performance venues
• Rehearsal rooms and practice sessions
• Portable PA and mobile setups

Key specifications

• RMS rated power: 250 W
• Driver configuration: 12" woofer + 3" HF compression driver
• Enclosure: 2-way active monitor (bi-amped)
• Power supply: AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz
• Weight: 10.7 kg
• Colour: Black
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 500.4 mm × 279.4 mm × 228.6 mm

How to use

Place the F1220D on stage as a floor monitor wedge angled toward the performer or mount it where specified by the venue’s monitor plan. Connect mains power (100–240 V) and feed the input from your mixer or microphone preamp. Use the 3-band EQ to adjust High, Mid and Low to suit the room and your monitoring preference. Engage the adjustable feedback filter when needed to reduce squeals, and set volume to a comfortable monitoring level.

Recommendations

For best results, position the speaker so the horn aims toward the performer’s ears and avoid pointing the woofer directly at reflective surfaces. Start with flat EQ, then make small adjustments to the High, Mid and Low controls. Use the feedback filter sparingly and increase monitor volume gradually while checking for feedback.