BehringerMO240 in-Ear Studio Monitoring Earphones with Dual Hybrid Drivers

I've been needing a decent set of in-ear monitors to use for both stage and studio work. I just couldn't get myself to splurge for the super-premium ones where you send away pieces of clay molded to your ears; those are hundreds of dollars and I have no desire to spend that kind of money. After my beloved old Audio-Technica monitors stopped working after years of abuse, I eventually tried a set of "ruggedized" earphones intended for use on job sites, but the bass response was so terrible that I just gave them to my daughter who breaks earphones on a regular basis.But I'm still pretty frugal, and when I found the Behringer MO240 in-ear monitors on sale for about $40 in several places. I figured it was worth a shot, I'd probably be disappointed, but I was not disappointed! They have a really comfortable fit, over-ear hooks, dual hybrid drivers, and a nice even frequency response across all bands. I saw another reviewer claim that the bass was weak, but I did not find that to be the case.The sturdy build and looped cable ends were immediately comfortable. The earplugs did not feel like they were "stuiffed" into my ears the way most earplugs do. I tried a couple of different sound tests. The first test was a play of John Vanderslice's classic track "Bill Gates Must Die" which is my go-to audio test because of its good use of stereo separation, diverse frequency range in the instrumentation, and clean track separation. It did not disappoint. I was able to pick up nuances in this fine piece of music that I had not noticed before even on the big monitors in my studio room.My next test was to plug them into my Roland Juno-DS 76 synthesizer. I selected an 80's sawtooth patch and played through the synth part to Rush's classic anthem "Subdivisions" on the keys. Good, clean, even response was heard across the keyboard's entire frequency range. After trying a few other parts on piano, organ, pads, and other sounds, I was equally impressed.This is a good set of in-ear monitors at a budget price. Highly recommended.

For $45 you can’t expect anything better than this one unless you want to go the new, unproven road of Chi-Fi. If you want a trusted, well known brand of audio equipment this is the one to go. Can’t ask for anything at that price that gives you a hybrid (balanced armature and dynamic drivers combined) at such high quality. I compared it with my 1st gen AirPods Pro and the audio quality is either on par or slightly better. The advantage of having dedicated drivers really shines here. The mid and high are clearer, and the bass is tighter although a lil on the soft side, hence I took off 1 star. The separation of the musical instruments aka soundstage is very good with the right track. But this is the perfect step to enter the world of IEM if you haven’t had one before.

es lo que esperas de un producto Behringer, la única queja que tengo es sobre la calidad del sonido, es un poco pobre para lo que cuestan.

These IEM's sound pretty good for the price

Love those earphones!

I play guitar in mid size venues( 600-5000 seats). These worked out perfectly for the price the sound quality is excellent.

Pro: really cheap. Con: really cheap cables and no bass.

Muy buen sonido

Fanno più che bene il loro lavoro. Che è quello di essere dei monitor. Sento bene il ritorno della mia voce e il suono di basi o strumenti musicali. Sono ben bilanciati e il suono è giustamente neutro. Bassi, medi, alti abbastanza definiti. Per il prezzo che hanno li trovo un ottimo acquisto.

Excellent sound quality, they block out external noise, fit well and the lead is a good length. The case is good. Very good value for the quality.

Bon ear

Me gusta que son cómodos pero el sonido no es bueno apenas tiene graves y pocos medios.... Demasiados agudos