the box PA 110 A

This is a great little piece to carry around since it is so small it's worth having as a back up for various uses.

I've used this as a vocal monitor, instrument monitors (keys) and for a drum monitor. I've used it with my Roland TD8 electronic kit at home.

An important feature to remember is that the two XLR ports on the back are wired in parallel. Although one is labelled 'In' and one 'Out' you can use either. While I know it isn't ideal- I have found myself with the wrong jack-XLR adapter at times and still managed to send signal to this speaker.

I have used the speaker on 'mic' setting once or twice. A small switch turns on the pre-amp so you can put a mic in direct- However I've only used this for speeches as a last resort and wouldn't know how the pre-amp quality sounds for a singer. Be very careful not to leave this switch pushed in and then send a line-level signal!

I've never been disappointed with any of the Box PA range.

the box PA110 A has a very good sound. This is mainly because with good speakers it also has a wood housing.
I really like its sound (music and microphone voice).

I use it for 6 years now and the only thing that I would want to be improved at it, is to be more modular made inside and to have more protections implemented on electronic PCB. Let me explain:
- I had an event where the location gave me 380Volt instead of 220V. This loudspeaker burned some important internal components and the high speaker, but on Behringer loudspeaker which was also connected to the 380V it was burned only a fuse mounted on the PCB (not the one you can replace on exterior)