Behringer’s new B6X column loudspeaker lands this November, promising 800 watts of portable power and surprising smarts. Sitting somewhere between a PA system, digital mixer, and Bluetooth speaker tower, the B6X is designed to serve everyone from café crooners to mobile DJs who prefer travelling light without losing control.
Key Features
- 800-watt column loudspeaker with digital mixer and onboard effects
- iOS/Android app for full remote control and recallable gain settings
- Bluetooth stereo streaming and wireless linking for up to eight units
- Klark Teknik DSP for speaker optimisation and tone shaping
- Lightweight Class-D amplifier with 10-inch sub and four 2-inch drivers
On paper, the B6X reads like a greatest-hits package of everything gigging musicians want in a compact PA — but with a few clever extras that make it stand out. It offers a full four-channel digital mixer that can be controlled entirely from your phone, letting performers fine-tune EQ, effects, and presets mid-set without leaning over a control panel.
The inclusion of Klark Teknik digital processing feels like a nod to Behringer’s pro-audio lineage, keeping the sound balanced and clear across different environments. The system offers DSP presets tailored to performance type and speaker placement, so users can quickly adapt between outdoor busking, acoustic duos, or DJ playback.
With Bluetooth streaming built in, the B6X easily doubles as a playback system for rehearsals or casual events, while its ability to wirelessly link up to eight speakers turns it into a modular setup for bigger spaces. It’s an unusually scalable option for its size — and price.
Driving it all is a Class-D amplifier rated at 800 watts, pushing a 10-inch woofer for the lows and four neodymium drivers for crisp highs. Despite its output, the system remains relatively lightweight, a hallmark of Behringer’s newer designs.
There’s also a nod to future flexibility — the B6X is “wireless-ready,” compatible with Behringer’s digital microphone systems for performers who want to keep the stage cable-free.
In short, the B6X feels like a practical and playful solution for anyone who wants a single rig to handle small gigs, events, and everything in between. It’s an all-in-one system that doesn’t take itself too seriously — which might just make it the most approachable column speaker Behringer’s built yet.
The Behringer B6X will be available in Australia from November 2025, with an RRP of $799.
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