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# 24-bit multi-FX processor 800W bridged power 14-channel mixing Behringer EUROPOWER PMP2000 800 Watt 14 Channel Powered Mixer with Multi-FX Processor

**Brand:** behringer
**Price:** 43081035₫
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## Summary

> 🎤 Own the stage with pro power and pristine sound—no compromises, just pure performance!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Behringer EUROPOWER PMP2000 800 Watt 14 Channel Powered Mixer with Multi-FX Processor by behringer
- **How much does it cost?** 43081035₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- behringer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted behringer brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & Road-Ready:** Lightweight 30 lbs with rugged build—perfect for gigs, rehearsals, and mobile setups.
- • **Ultra-Low Noise Design:** Experience pristine, transparent audio with high headroom and minimal hiss.
- • **Powerful 800-Watt Output:** Fill small to medium venues with crystal-clear, room-shaking sound.
- • **Versatile 14-Channel Mixer:** Handle multiple mics and stereo sources effortlessly for pro-level control.
- • **Studio-Grade 24-bit FX Processor:** Add polished reverb, chorus, delay & more with 100 presets to elevate your mix.

## Overview

The Behringer EUROPOWER PMP2000 is a compact yet powerful 800-Watt powered mixer featuring 14 channels (6 mono, 3 stereo), ultra-low noise circuitry, and a studio-grade 24-bit multi-effects processor with 100 presets. Designed for small to medium venues, it delivers transparent audio with versatile inputs and rugged portability, making it a top choice for professionals seeking high value and reliable performance in one integrated unit.

## Description

800-Watt 10-Channel Powered Mixer with Multi-FX Processor

Review: Nothing even close to it in the price range. - I have owned quite a few Behringer products now, and I have found, without exception, the price/quality to be exceptional. I had a previous version of this (pmx2000) for over 10 years, and it finally gave up the ghost after years of flawless service. I wanted to take this as an opportunity to upgrade, but after checking everything I could find available, there is NOTHING that comes close to this PA head at or near its price point, I'd have to spend several hundred dollars more, or go with a non powered mixed with a separate amp, which is inconvenient and more expensive. This unit has been virtually unchanged since at least 2002 , just a little more power than before, which shows a well designed product doesn't have to have bells and whistles added every year just to make it "new". Using good speakers, the power should be more than adequate for small to medium sized rooms. The preamps sound good and there is little idling noise. Read the specs or download the manual for a complete list of features. For a stand alone PA amp what it does have is all useful and solid, I've used every feature on it at some time another. With all that said there are some features it does NOT have I wouldn't mind it having, such as: -channel and overall mute, though the 25db pad on channels 1-6 can act as partial mutes, -separate effect choices and/or effects combinations for the channels. Although there's dozens of good effects on this, only one can be chosen at a time, and it's global, you can't, say, have reverb on the mics and chorous on guitars, or combine reverb and chorous, - XLR outputs for powered speakers / monitors -compression -It does have stereo capability on ch. 7-10, but no pan controls - It also uses Speakon connectors- not a big deal, you can buy adaptors cheaply, but I prefer regular old 1/4" plugs, out in the field you are SOL if you don't have the right connectors with you. Seems easy enough to add Speakon / 1/4" combos which I've seen on other amps. But this is minor stuff. If you really need any of the above just spend well over $500, but for $350 this is a STEAL!
Review: Some rough patches, but solid features. - My 12 year old Yamaha powered amp (EMX 660) and mixer has been serving me well for 12 years, though in limited usage (I am a DJ and sound guy for a professional theater group that does 2 - 10 gigs a year). The problem has been that I use an increasing number of microphones and other wireless devices (body packs) for driving remote speakers. I was looking at a high quality mixer with 8 microphone inputs, but it was nearly $300. Since I am still using CD players and I stack them on top of the amp, a mixer was not going to fit the limited space we often work in. Bottom line is I now have a new amp and mixer with almost the exact same case dimensions as my Yahmaha (very solid) 4 more inputs and a powerful amp just in case my powered speakers ever die. I tested it with all inputs in use at the same time for about 8 hours and though I will update this review if the thing dies on me, it seems quite solid and a perfect front line mixer (my still working Yamaha moves to a back up role). Now if I could only just turn the power amp off.... Updated review. Finally did a heavy duty live application, a 4 hour rehearsal with 4 wireless mikes, one wired mike and two sound sources. I was also driving a remote wireless speaker through the monitor channel. Channel 7/8 acted up on me and is now marked as unreliable. Channels 8/9 and 9/10 seem to produce different levels of sound with the exact same settings. The amp seems to work well otherwise, so far. But I am downgrading my review 2 stars. Total hours of service so far, less than 20. I have a 10 hour gig on Saturday, so I will update IF something else goes wrong. Bottom line. This ain't no Yamaha. Updates review. Live test, an 8 hour rehearsal and live show with 5 mikes and 15 performers on two decks of a cruise ship. No problems. Especially useful are the tiny signal lights that blink when a mike is being used. This allows you to adjust gain on the mike being used remotely without having to guess. Upgrading review 1 star.

## Features

- Ultra-compact 2 x 350-Watt stereo powered mixer (800 Watt bridged mode)
- Ultra-Low Noise ULN design, high headroom and ultra-transparent audio
- 10-channel mixer section features 6 mono and 3 stereo channels plus separate CD/Tape inputs
- Studio-grade 24-bit stereo FX processor with 100 awesome presets including reverb, chorus, flanger, delay, pitch shifter and various multi-effects
- Effective, extremely musical 3-band EQ, switchable Pad and Clip LEDs on all mono channels

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00117TFL6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #203,047 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #330 in Stage Powered Mixers |
| Color Name | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (103) |
| Date First Available | June 12, 2007 |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | Humbucker |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 30 pounds |
| Item model number | PMP2000 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 20.08 x 13.74 x 12.6 inches |
| Wattage | 1000 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Behringer
- **Connectivity Technology:** Auxiliary
- **Item Weight:** 30 Pounds
- **Number of Channels:** 20
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: can my HTPC connect to this unit and then from this unit to my 6 floor standing Polk speakers RTi150 (2) and  RTi38 (4).
Do I need a power amplifier?**
A: The PMP 2000 includes a power amplifier.  If the impedance of the speakers matches the impedance of the PMP 2000 output you should not have a problem.  You can get the PMP 2000 specs online to check whether your HTPC output to the unit and the output to your speakers match.  The unit should have enough power to work for you, with power to spare.

**Q: are the 2x350 watt listed in its dedcription peak or rms?**
A: RMS!! Awesome amp great for bars and small venues!!

**Q: I have a pair of Peavey PR 10 speaker,they have "2-way sound reinforcement enclosure
400W handling/800W peak",can I use this Behringer with those?**
A: I use this exact mixer for my dj needs. It's absolutely fantastic. I use it to power my peavey 10's, 12's and 15's... even bridged! Haven't blown a speaker yet and it's been just over a year, every Friday and Saturday night.

**Q: can i connect an ipod or any device to this for playback?**
A: you can connect an ipod, or anything else you want to it, just need the correct cable.
I have used this with an ipod many times and it works great.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nothing even close to it in the price range.
*by H***R on July 7, 2015*

I have owned quite a few Behringer products now, and I have found, without exception, the price/quality to be exceptional. I had a previous version of this (pmx2000) for over 10 years, and it finally gave up the ghost after years of flawless service. I wanted to take this as an opportunity to upgrade, but after checking everything I could find available, there is NOTHING that comes close to this PA head at or near its price point, I'd have to spend several hundred dollars more, or go with a non powered mixed with a separate amp, which is inconvenient and more expensive. This unit has been virtually unchanged since at least 2002 , just a little more power than before, which shows a well designed product doesn't have to have bells and whistles added every year just to make it "new". Using good speakers, the power should be more than adequate for small to medium sized rooms. The preamps sound good and there is little idling noise. Read the specs or download the manual for a complete list of features. For a stand alone PA amp what it does have is all useful and solid, I've used every feature on it at some time another. With all that said there are some features it does NOT have I wouldn't mind it having, such as: -channel and overall mute, though the 25db pad on channels 1-6 can act as partial mutes, -separate effect choices and/or effects combinations for the channels. Although there's dozens of good effects on this, only one can be chosen at a time, and it's global, you can't, say, have reverb on the mics and chorous on guitars, or combine reverb and chorous, - XLR outputs for powered speakers / monitors -compression -It does have stereo capability on ch. 7-10, but no pan controls - It also uses Speakon connectors- not a big deal, you can buy adaptors cheaply, but I prefer regular old 1/4" plugs, out in the field you are SOL if you don't have the right connectors with you. Seems easy enough to add Speakon / 1/4" combos which I've seen on other amps. But this is minor stuff. If you really need any of the above just spend well over $500, but for $350 this is a STEAL!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Some rough patches, but solid features.
*by K***R on August 14, 2015*

My 12 year old Yamaha powered amp (EMX 660) and mixer has been serving me well for 12 years, though in limited usage (I am a DJ and sound guy for a professional theater group that does 2 - 10 gigs a year). The problem has been that I use an increasing number of microphones and other wireless devices (body packs) for driving remote speakers. I was looking at a high quality mixer with 8 microphone inputs, but it was nearly $300. Since I am still using CD players and I stack them on top of the amp, a mixer was not going to fit the limited space we often work in. Bottom line is I now have a new amp and mixer with almost the exact same case dimensions as my Yahmaha (very solid) 4 more inputs and a powerful amp just in case my powered speakers ever die. I tested it with all inputs in use at the same time for about 8 hours and though I will update this review if the thing dies on me, it seems quite solid and a perfect front line mixer (my still working Yamaha moves to a back up role). Now if I could only just turn the power amp off.... Updated review. Finally did a heavy duty live application, a 4 hour rehearsal with 4 wireless mikes, one wired mike and two sound sources. I was also driving a remote wireless speaker through the monitor channel. Channel 7/8 acted up on me and is now marked as unreliable. Channels 8/9 and 9/10 seem to produce different levels of sound with the exact same settings. The amp seems to work well otherwise, so far. But I am downgrading my review 2 stars. Total hours of service so far, less than 20. I have a 10 hour gig on Saturday, so I will update IF something else goes wrong. Bottom line. This ain't no Yamaha. Updates review. Live test, an 8 hour rehearsal and live show with 5 mikes and 15 performers on two decks of a cruise ship. No problems. Especially useful are the tiny signal lights that blink when a mike is being used. This allows you to adjust gain on the mike being used remotely without having to guess. Upgrading review 1 star.

### ⭐⭐⭐ I thought it was great till one of the channels went out
*by S***S on January 19, 2015*

I thought it was great till one of the channels went out, don't know how to fix it either, I'll have to tear it apart and see what lies inside. Apart from the one channel going out-the screws come out too easily on it and I'm constantly having to tighten them down, and I hardly use the dang thing! Behringer is definitely sub-par as far as quality goes...

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