Behringer BG412V 412 Cabinet

4x12 Cab, Mono (4 ohms), Stereo (8 ohms), or 'daisy chain' two mono units for 8 ohms. The 'roller wheels' and recessed handles are a nice touch and look very durable.

With the LX112, the bigger, fuller, stereo image, especially with the effects is very nice. It also cuts through the keyboards and drums better than the LX112's single 12" speaker.

With my Gibson-Electar Tube 10 (Class A) amp, the tone is fantastic, the volume much louder, and enough to keep with the drums in rehearsals. With my Boss multi-effects pedal added, the extra compression and reverb makes this combo worth performing (when mic'd) or rehearsing with (no mic required).

With my G60VR 60 Watt tube amp, both the clean and mild-gain settings are true to the vintage amp's capabilities.

I'll write more later after I spend some more time with the cab, but for now, I can't imaging spending more money and getting any better sound quality.

It certainly is nice to have the stereo / mono, 8 / 4 ohm capability to mach my amps. In call cases this cab produced more volume, punch and a much bigger sound than I expected.

Time will tell. I looks like a well built cabinet, and 200 watts of power handling should suffice. But, only long-term ownership will determine the reliability ... but how can you go wrong for $200?

Behringer support has been responsive and responsible, when I have used them for other products.

I would buy another in a flash ... especially at this price. I have been playing for 30 years and this certainly is an amaizing deal for the money.

The amp is assembled in China. Well, it is 4ohms in mono, and 8ohms in stereo. It comes with Bugera speakers, Behringer no longer fit them with Jensens. Well, how much feature can you expect from a 4X12? Made of sturdy plywood.

It sounds LOUD!!! I use it with my Music Man RP 100 head and Bassman 135. The cleans are nice but not dont expect the warmth of alnico speakers here. When distortion is engaged, i thought that it surely did injustice to my tube amps and boutique od/dist pedals. The sound was stiff and sterile, and sounded like some hollow lifeless digital cheapo. HOWEVER, after the sound breaks in, i get the life of them tubes coming through nicely. Contrary to what others have said abt Behringer cabs, the lows on this cabinet is very good even at room level after it breaks in(I was like playing those drop D nu-metal tunes after the lows broke thro, and im not a metal head). I think that might be the reason of changing the speakers to Bugera, as some were saying the jensen designs were crap.

I haven't have the luxury of owning any marshall or mesa cabs YET, so i have to say i am rating this in relation to the price i paid and the performance of it. I have heard a bassman thro a marshall cab before, and i have to say the celestion are warmer and fuller. But for the price i paid, no complains.

So far no problems. This thing is solid!!!

Never contacted them.

Well, excellent for the price paid. Maybe in future, i would consider fitting some eminence or real jensen speakers in there. I bought it for the price, and the manner them set the impedence (M-4Ohms, S-8Ohms). The workman ship is not crap, and is very very sturdy. It does'nt buzz when you crank up the volume.

Mono/Stereo cab, 4x12 , Uses Vintage voiced Bulgera speakers. This cab is very well constructed 16 screws on the backplate alone, comes with wheels and a black speaker cloth, Wood isn't best there is buy hey.. cant complain for 220$

Sounds nice and full, have done a side by side comparison on the jensens the other behringer speaker cabs come with and this speaker cab has way more low end and is much smoother sounding. the speakers are way better then the jensens and are vintage voiced. modeled after the celestion vintage used in the mesa cabs.

Wood isn't best but seems very well build, good strong handle bars havn't got it long enough to know

For the price its a great cab. cant beat it. if it were stolen i got another one for sure