Behringer Europower PMP4000 1600W
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A Cornerstone of the EUROPOWER Series Designed for Portable Sound
The PMP4000 continues the legacy of Behringer's "EUROPOWER" powered mixers, known for combining amplification, mixing, and processing in a single compact unit. The adoption of Class D amplification delivers generous power with reduced size, ideal for contractors and touring bands.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
Ideal for bands, orchestras, associations, schools, places of worship, or mobile DJs, the PMP4000 powers your speakers while providing essential mixing and processing tools. It is suitable for rehearsals as well as live performances, speeches, and karaoke thanks to the "Voice Canceller" function.
Technical specifications
| Type | analog Compact | Number of faders | 10 |
| USB stereo recording / playback | No | Rackable | No |
Questions frequently asked
What power does the Behringer Europower PMP4000 deliver?
The Class D amplification provides 2 x 800 W, with a bridged power of 1600 W.
Can an output be used for stage monitors?
The dual mono mode allows assigning amplification to Main and monitor outputs. A stereo Main L/R configuration is also available, as well as a bridged mode.
How many microphones can be connected to this powered mixer?
Eight mono inputs feature XENYX IMP mic preamps and +48 V phantom power. Each mono channel includes a 3-band EQ, a low-cut filter, and a Clip LED. Four stereo channels can be used for keyboards, players, or modules.
Does the PMP4000 have built-in effects?
A 24-bit stereo processor offers 100 presets, including reverbs, delays, chorus, flangers, and pitch shifters. The XPQ 3D effect widens the stereo image of the mix.
How to reduce feedback with the PMP4000?
The FBQ system identifies feedback frequencies, while a 7-band graphic equalizer allows attenuating them.
