Behringer Powerplay P2 Ultracompact Personal In-Ear Monitor Amplifier

The Behringer Powerplay P2 is an ultra‑compact, belt‑pack in‑ear monitor amplifier that delivers clear, powerful audio to IEMs or headphones—it’s built “drummer‑proof” with a rugged metal chassis. Featuring a locking XLR/TRS combo input and a stereo/mono switch, it adapts seamlessly to any stage or rehearsal setup. Designed for portability and flexibility, the P2 offers up to 12 hours of runtime on AA batteries and includes a convenient belt clip. For a pro-level monitoring solution with no fuss, the P2 delivers exceptional performance in an affordable, road-ready package.

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS:

• Ultra‑compact metal belt‑pack for stage-ready portability
• Locking XLR/TRS combo input ensures secure connections
• Switchable stereo/mono input adapts to any source
• Supports up to 12 hours runtime on 2× AA batteries
• 3.5 mm headphone output drives IEMs or earbuds
• Detented volume knob with on/off switch
• Built “drummer‑proof” with impact-resistant chassis and belt clip

Manufacturer

Brand	Behringer
Model	Powerplay P2

General

Color	Black
Type	Ultracompact Personal In-Ear Monitor Amplifier

Connectivity

Input Connectors	XLR/TRS combo input (balanced)
Output Connectors	1/8" (3.5mm) stereo headphone output

Performance Data

Frequency Response	20 Hz – 20 kHz
Impedence	Input impedance: >50 kΩ balanced Headphone output impedance: compatible with 12–600 Ω headphones

Physical Information

Construction	Metal housing with belt clip for on-person use
Dimensions (WHD)	2.5" (W) x 4.5" (H) x 1.5" (D) (approximate)
Power	Operates on 2 x AAA batteries (~12 hours typical battery life)
User Controls	Volume control knob Mono/Stereo switch
Weight	0.33 lbs (150 g)

Special Features

Features

Ultra-compact and lightweight design Stereo/mono switch for flexible monitoring setups High-power headphone output with volume control XLR/TRS combo input for easy connectivity

Recommended Uses

Uses	Live stage personal in-ear monitoring Studio headphone monitoring Silent rehearsal setups Drummer click track monitoring during live performance