Active loudspeaker Behringer DR110DSP 10" 1000W — 2-way PA trolley, Bluetooth, 132 dB SPL, 1000W RMS, 10" woofer

The Behringer DR110DSP is an active 2-way PA trolley loudspeaker with a 10" woofer and a 3.43 cm tweeter. It delivers up to 1000 W RMS and a maximum sound pressure level of 132 dB, and includes built-in A/B amplification, EQ and karaoke functions. The cabinet measures 450 × 450 × 690 mm and weighs 17 kg, offering both wired and wireless connectivity such as Bluetooth, AUX in and two combo XLR/TRS inputs for versatile source connection.

Advantages

The DR110DSP combines high output (132 dB max SPL) and substantial continuous power (1000 W RMS) in a compact trolley design that is easy to transport. Integrated Bluetooth and AUX input provide flexible playback options, while two combo XLR/TRS inputs allow connecting microphones or line-level devices. Onboard EQ and karaoke features enable quick tonal adjustments and entertainment use without external processors.

Suitable for

• Small to medium live events and performances
• Portable PA for presentations, meetings and outdoor gatherings
• Karaoke and party use where built-in processing and mic inputs are needed

Key specifications

• Speaker type: Active 2-way loudspeaker
• Woofer size: 10" (25.4 cm)
• Tweeter diameter: 3.43 cm
• Rated power (RMS): 1000 W
• Maximum SPL: 132 dB
• Amplifier class: A/B
• Connectivity: Bluetooth, AUX in, 2 × combo XLR/TRS inputs
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 450 × 450 × 690 mm
• Weight: 17 kg

How to use

Place the trolley loudspeaker on a stable surface and connect power. Select the audio source via Bluetooth pairing or connect a device using the AUX input or one of the combo XLR/TRS inputs for microphones or line-level signals. Use the onboard EQ to adjust tonal balance and enable karaoke mode when required. Set the volume to a low level before increasing to the desired loudness to avoid sudden peaks.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, position the loudspeaker at ear level for the audience and allow some distance from walls to reduce bass build-up. When using microphones, set gain and EQ conservatively to prevent feedback; monitor levels to stay within the rated RMS power and avoid distortion at high SPL.