Behringer BG412H 412 Cabinet

This cabinet is very very very versatile! I play metal from Iron Maiden (heavy metal) to Deicide,Morbid Angel,Cannibal Corpse,Hate Heternal (death metal) and this cabinet is versatile for this style. I don't know if this cabinet has Jensen speaker like BG412S,but the quality is high like the marshall cabinets of new era. I use this cabinets with a Marshall VS100 head,boss GT6 effect pedal and Ibanez RG470 guitars with Di Marzio Paf-Pro at bridge.Very good,a kick in your fase when you load up the volume!

Very good sounds,i suggest this cabinet to play from Heavy metal to Death Metal!!Bass frequencies are very powerfull!!

Very good!

Customer support is very efficient: you can do the warranty registration on line from the Behringer site!

I compare it to Marshall 1960 cabinet: in my opinion behringer cabinets are superior to Marshall cabinets of new era (since 1994)!

This Iz da 2002 model, great sound for under $300.00
I recommend this amp fer Anything since I play DEATH METAL!!!!!!!
Another plus is the stereo switch.
Oh shit! Don't fuh get the 400 watt handling!!!!!
I use this with the ART 80/80 powered processor and it grinds like
Entombed!!!!

Not noisy at 160 watts
so I imagine it'll handle 200 with no problem.

Seems very reliable.
I'll bet if your tour bus (station wagon) got into a wreck,
you'd be dead but the cab would be in great shape!!
I'll give it a 9 cuzz i only had it for a lil while

Don't need them now.
But these thing are so cheap they'd probably just hook you up with another.

Peopl won't steal our shit, they're scared of us Deathmetal dutes!!!

This cab is brand new so I'm assuming it was made this year or last. This is a straight forward cab, 4X12 with Mono and Stereo inputs. It has a steel grille, metal edge caps, casters, tolex covering, pretty much what you would expect in a cab. It looks a little bulky compared to some other cabs but thats ok, you shouldn't be buying a cab for looks.

I play a Fender Telecaster with a Seymour Duncan Humbucker through a Hughes and Kettner ATS60 amp. This is run through a Peavy Session Bass Head the to the cab. I play post punk style similar to Fugazi meets Burning Airlines. I've always liked the sound of the Hughes but played through the 4X12 it sounds even better. The cab adds all the volume I need but keeps the sound true.

I just got this cab, and could never find reviews for it. So I wanted to get one up right away for anyone else out there looking to buy this. I've had it three weeks now and no problems. I don't expect anything to happen since I treat my stuff nice.

Again, haven't had it long enough to judge. Behringer is a German company and all the warranty info has to be mailed to Germany. So I imagine if I ever need help with it I will just find someone local to fix it. Its much to big and bulky to be shipping.

For the small amount of time I've used it I would say this is the best piece of equipment for the money I've bought. I had a lot of people tell me not to buy a $200 cab because it must be worthless. Everyone in my band thinks it sounds great and agree it was a great deal. I recommend it.

These cabs (I have two of them) were made in 2002. I am extremely impressed with these. They are well built. Solid as a rock and almost as heavy. I like the way you can switch it from mono to stereo and that it came with heavy duty removable casters. They have 4 12" Shark speakers.

Sounds great. I am running it through a Line 6 pod pro and for power I am using a Peavey 50/50 Classic. Also, I am playing a Carvin Dc727.

I have only had them for a month or so. Time will definately tell, but my last cabinet was an Ampeg, and it couln't take a beating for anything. This one is holding up quite well. I give it only a 9 because I haven't had it long enough yet.

Haven't had to use them. I hope I don't! I can't speak German!

Fill in your favorite saying here for the It someone stole it phrase. I can't tell you how impressed I am with the cabs. They really rock and are rock solid.