"Integrates into Very High End Hi-Fi Systems!"

Feature:
The Behringer B2092A has very flexible controls for room placement. Setup was a snap!

Quality:
Given the price, I can think of no other product that can touch its build quality. Don't forget that this bad boy weighs 75 lbs for $200 and some change! My subwoofer stays on 24/7 and I've never had a bit of a problem. I would prefer some other covering besides the wrap around plastic, but they had to make some sort of compromise and maintain their current price point.

Value:
This product is astonishing to me as I have worked in High End Audio most of my working life. It is not uncommon to find subwoofers 10 times the Behringer's price that are of lesser sonic quality!

Desirability:
Face it, it's just a big, heavy black box. The brilliance lies within! Most band pass subwoofers have that pathetic one note bass that the car stereo crowd uses to annoy others at stop lights. The Behringer 2092A provides a tight bass foundation that is conspicuous in its absence and not its presence. No one note "whomp" here!

Sound:
I would say that it really doesn't have a "sound" per se. What goes in comes out as it's a very accurate transducer. It plays at astonishing levels due to its efficiency. OK, it doesn't go down flat to 20 Hz but I own very few recordings that do. It competes very favorably with many grossly overpriced Hi-Fi subs!

Ease of Use:
The sub is quite easy to use. I downgrade it one point because because it doesn't have balanced connectors. That's probably somewhat unfair as I'm not using it in a pro sound application. (I do occasionally use it with the Behringer 2031A monitors for which it was specifically designed. That works very well too!)

Support:
I never needed it!

Overall:
I'm keeping my Behringer 2092A for quite a while as it does all I want a subwoofer to do!