Power Inverter to Power Active Speaker

ddelasel · May 3, 2018

Can i Connect this Behringer speaker (1000 watt output, 130w max):

https

/www.guitarcenter.com/Behringer/Eurolive-B115D-2-Way-Active-PA-Speaker-1336404008194.gc

and a xone 92 mixer (100 - 240V) and 30watt max

to this power inverter (750 watt, 1500 watts peak, modified sine):

https

/www.amazon.com/POTEK-Inverter-Adapter-Charging-Smartphone/dp/B01FEUD9OO

If yes, what kind of battery do you recommend?

americanaudiophile · May 4, 2018

Where do you get 130w max for the powered speakers? They can draw 6.3 amps at 120v which is about 750 watts. That sounds more likely than 130. The mixer probably doesn't draw that much extra.
The inverter you link to is 750w max (if you can believe the spec) which might work but I would suggest getting one with at least 1000w. The modified sine wave output could screw up audio gear so I would suggest you check with Behringer and Xone about that.
You would probably want sealed deep discharge batteries. How many depends on how long you want the system to play and how loud.

ddelasel · May 4, 2018

americanaudiophile :

I got it from the specifications listed for the item. Regarding the batteries, lets say for 3 hours and loudest possible ?

americanaudiophile · May 7, 2018

130 watts might the power that the amp produces not the amount of power it would need to draw to produce that power.
The only way you could tell for sure how many batteries you would need is to try a single one and see how long it lasts.

adrover · Jun 22, 2018

Did you try it? I heard there is a chance of feed back

americanaudiophile · Jun 22, 2018

Using an inverter can't cause feedback. If the AC output isn't sinusoidal or clean enough it might sound distorted.

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