Behringer F1220D Eurolive

Just look at the other brands in the group, Midas, Klark Technik, Tc Electronic.

While its never going to be as good as, say JBL, this monitor is solid, the sound is more than usable for semi pro situations, built-in usable eq and more than enough power for medium club venues.

Highly recommend for any beginner or semi pro applications.

Bought this mainly for monitoring purposes for acoustic gigs. Does its job well, main issue is a significant power level difference between line and mic input. Used it a few times also as a speaker for acoustic gigs in a small bar and it did its job quite well. If you are on a budget and do not want to spend too much € on a monitor adn you do not have too loud drummer, this could be a good choice for you.

We use this in a rehearsing room mostly. We're a hardhitting rock/punk band, and have this monitor positioned at the singers feet. This made a WORLD of difference for him! He could hear himself clearly! Which did wonders for his vocal clarity. Also, the monitor presents a decent and clear sound, and you can push it without overdriving the speakers.

Don't make the mistake to believe you can use this monitor for more then one person, it's not powerfull enough. But for just one person, it's fine! You can use it on stage without a problem.