Behringer BB410 Cabinet

My BB410 was made in 2004 I beleive, got it for 230$ ttl and shipping. 4 10" 300W speakers. 1200w power handling which is TRUE!! pumped 1080w into it and it rattled around the floor, but never came close to giving out. Speakon jacks, crossover for tweeter. Theoretically sweet, yet looks pretty goofy, with all the gold.

Used this puppy with GK 2000RB until it lit on fire, now I use a old tube thing, about 1/10 the wattage of the GK (110W). Sounds pretty good for an old tube thing.

AS for basses, use a Ibanez BTB 4 string, and a MTD 6 string. Handles the B very well, and sounds tight in the highs as well. However for chordal qualities, the speakers fail to distinguish between notes, some clarity issues.

Good for heavy music, not so much jazz or bass orientated styles (regae)

Reliability and Berhringer in the same sentence is a tough one. Very hit and miss company. Mine sounded great, but after a few trips to my buddies places, started to rattle internally, where glue had came undone. Couple screws, and she was good to go. No problems ever since. I just pull a speaker out and have a look everynow and then.

Nope, heard the're pretty good. I would fill out the warranty card though, guys.

Played heavily for 4 years. Considered a Gallien Kruger cabinet before this one, this one was more durable, and the power handling was proportunate to my needs. Is there a tweeter in this thing? can't tell. Would I recomend it? Not really, but if buying a more expensive cab would effect buying a better head, get this babe for sure. (it won't blow on you)

4-10 Inch Speakers horn (switchable). Very versatile for what I play
Blues/Rock. It has more than enough headroom

I coupled it with a Behringer B4500H and it shook my house. Played
it outdoors last weekend and it sounded great just craking the volume
and gain not even to 1

Haven't had it long enough may report latter

The first cabinet I got had a speaker with voice coil rub. Returned it to the store and got another. No questions asked, bang done.

I've been playing since I was 14 I'm 56 I have 12 bass amps 2 guitar amps Sunn, Ampeg, Fender, Behringer bx1800, Legion, Peavey silvertone. This one is one of my favorites. It ranks right up there with the best.

horn and 4 speakers. Good.

Sounds AMAZING! Use a good quality head and bass, tones just leap out of this cab.

100% reliable. Should last for many generations of cool tones.

Customer support? Why bother? You won't need it. It'll never burn up.

I have been playing for over 25 years. I have all kinds of great equiptment, but the only thing that comes close to this for bang-for-the-buck is Carvin. Behringer is good at cloning high end stuff and keeping prices low with cheap oriental laborers and low overhead. Take advantage and get yourself a hot new sound!

The second review I am making here after 4 months of good sound finding quest... Let me put it clear, this is the worse piece of crappy equipment you could ever buy !!! Looks good, and that's about it !!!

CRAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They still argue it delivers 1200 watts @ 4 ohms... Sorry, but I don't think so !

Pretty good since they answered me twice... Twice lies

585 $ for speakers that cannot handle too much wattage without distorting !!! Avoid Behringer at any count ! There is simply no reason to buy this cabinet... Save your money !

Probably made in 2005... I guess
4x10 Bugera speakers (WTF ?) and a 1 inch horn
Claimed to deliver 1200w in 4 ohms

I am using a 4 string Fender Precision clone, plugged in a Yorkville 400B head which is 400watts RMS and a Peavey combo with a 15 inch Sheffield speaker.
I've noticed that one or two speakers had problems with some low frequencies, when I punch a note it distorts... I have no idea if it's because of a glitch in my head or in the cab.
Sounds warm, lot of punch with the horn on and mellow notes when it's turned off.
The distortion begins to put me close to a will of getting anger management, I am a little disappointed in it.
I play in a death-black-doom-progressive metal band, I need to be heard and to go through two miked guitar cabinets. I can be heard but it could be louder

It's really sturdy made, and heavy as hell !!! The Behringer cabinet is a good one but if I only could try another head into it I would have a better opinion of all its capabilities.

I am going to fill in the warranty card

I've been playing for almost 17 years now... Tried many other amps and cabinets.
I like the look of it in a rehearsal place :-)
I would have liked a horn control more evoluated...
If it was stolen, I don't know if I can answer this for now since I got it lately and did not try everything with it. I plan to try a Ampeg B4R and a Peavey Firebass with the BB410 to see if the company is honest with their pretentions.