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The M1's have been regarded as very very good monitors by many people and magazines that I've read. I have never listened to them personally, but a good friend of mine highly recommends them. He is a musician and an (amature) producer and does work for local bands in his area. Very good with sound and sound equipment etc.
On the recommendation of powered versus unpowered speakers, I would definetely go for powered if you plan on using them for bedroom use. If you are going to build a larger aray of equipment like a club set up would, then the unpowered speakers with an amp would make more sense. The main benifit behind unpowered is that you can choose which amp you want to put into your system etc. I don't believe that you can use powered and unpowered speakers in the same set up (though I could be wrong). So the main benifit of having unpowered speakers is that you can have a very large system revolving around one or more amps.
If you have powered speakers, you now have more versitle speakers for home use. You can connect them to any reciever and have them work because they are self-powered. Otherwise, if you don't have a reciever, then you will have to get one anyway, amp or not.
Another suggestion, as per the last post about the Behringers, is that "it sounds good" is always relative to the listener. Go to your local music shop, Mars music, Sam Ash, etc and listen to them yourself. That is truely the only way you will know if YOU like the sound.
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When you dance, the DJ takes you on a journey, but he or she is usually not the focus of your experience at a club or festival or wherever you hear the music. Dancing is. Music is.
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