Pyle PPHP155ST vs Behringer PK112A
The Pyle PPHP155ST is the bigger, louder box: a 15-inch woofer, a titanium compression driver, 98 dB sensitivity and a 40 Hz low end, so it fills a room or a yard with less strain. The Behringer PK112A is smaller and lighter, adds app control, a remote and RCA line outputs, and is easier to carry and place. Owners of budget Pyle gear often report loud but coarse sound and short battery life, while Behringer's PK line is respected for clean class-AB power at its size. Buy the Pyle for raw output and deep bass; buy the Behringer for portability and control.
- Choose the Pyle PPHP155ST if you need maximum volume and low-end punch for outdoor parties, karaoke or crowd coverage and can live with a 44 lb cabinet.
- Choose the Behringer PK112A if you want a lighter, more controllable speaker with app and remote operation and line outputs for linking gear.
Prices
- Pyle PPHP155ST: $208.60 at CompSource (last seen Nov 9)
- Behringer PK112A: $209.00 at Adorama (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Pyle PPHP155ST is $0.40 cheaper than the Behringer PK112A at the latest prices (Nov 9)

