I have a B105D, but this question likely applies to the B205D and B207MP3 as well.

Is the ouput (pasthrough) XLR port protected against application of phantom power?  Some smaller mixing boards do not have separate phantom power control per input, so I am not wanting to have the output damaged by accidental application of phantom power.  On the other hand I do not want to have to purchase a $50 (US) isolator to protect a $150 (US) monitor if it is not needed.

I have an ungodly stable of Turbosound IQ speakers, and I love them dearly.

I do however own a bunch of RCF 8006 subs, which I also love.

I've become quite fond of the flexibility, and ease of being able to run a vast speaker matrix over Cat-5 at something like an air show, or a road race, or whatever. It also makes delay so damn easy!

I'd really love to be able to throw My subs into the mix using the same network. 

Is there any product in the roster that any of y'all can think of, that can be used to deliver analog input to a powered sub, using only the ultranet network?

I suspect I could make a P-16 work, but I can't believe they don't have something like one of the little power play units that you can just plug into the back of a speaker, powered monitor, or whatever, to feed audio via ultranet.

Is there a product I'm overlooking that would fit the bill?

Is ther an official forum to try to make a case for development of a new product if not?

I just got My wing, and I know there are Dante devices, but that'd be a pretty hefty expense to avoid the relatively small inconvenience of hauling  hundreds of feet of XLR cable.

Thanks for any and all input y'all!

Could anyone provide some more detailed info on the MAIN IN jack on the back of the B205D and B207MP3?

All the manual has to say is that you use it to connect the output from another speaker. And while the specs section gives Sensitivity and Input impedance figures for the Channel 1 and Channel 2 inputs on the front, all it says about MAIN IN is that it's a combo XLR/TRS jack.

I'm wondering how versatile this MAIN IN is...could I essentially use it as a third input? Can it accept a monitor out signal from a board? A mic? An instrument like a guitar or bass?

Also curious how the gain adjustment would work in this situation. I would think that the MAIN LEVEL knob would control the level of whatever is input to the MAIN IN. Then you could adjust LEVEL 1, LEVEL 2 and LEVEL 3 (CD) to get levels relative to the signal on the MAIN IN. Am I on the right track?

Thanks in advance, I hope someone who knows these speakers can help!

When I plug the 205-D monitor in I'm hearing a distorted sound from the speaker. This occurs even with all volumes turned down. I have tried using a different power cord and multiple power outlets. Can anyone tell me what is happening? Any fix or is this something that needs to be sent in for service?

Hi everybody!
I am looking for the part (number) that separate signals to tweeter and main speaker of an Eurolive VS1200F?
does somebody knows it part#, name, cost or anything that can help me to fix a pair of floor monitors that I can only have sound of its tweeters?

Hi there, I have a behringer eurolive f1220d floor monitor. It has been stored in my hut for over a year. I plugged it in to test it and at first it worked then after about 10 minutes it started making a farting noise then nothing. If I switch it on and off I'm only getting audio from the tweeter. I checked the main speaker in another cab and it's fine so it seems like an amp issue. Are these sold as a spare part. If so how much do they cost and where can I get one thanks

I'm interested in the B205D, and I see it has a hole in top into which an adapter may be placed, and then a boom attached to the adapter. But I can find no mention anywhere of whether this adapter is included or is it purchased separately, or if it's a part that Behringer makes and what would be the part model #, and if Behringer doesn't make it, then where would I get one, and what specs would it have to match.

What I'm NOT asking about is this adapter here... 
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/B105DStdMnt--behringer-microphone-stand-mount-for-b105d-and-b205d 
...which is the adapter that would go beneath the B205D; i.e., the B205D would go on top of this adapter. I'm asking for details about the adapter that would plug into the hole atop the B205D, and then a boom would be attached to said adapter I'm searching for.

The adapter I'm talking about is clealry shown here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjTBJLHkZVg&t=57s

Bottom line... what's the adapter called / what's the model #, and where would I find it? Thank you!