INCREDIBAL! First of all, these are sort of the opposite of Celestion Vin30's. So if you're looking for something celestion-like, this is the opposite. Mabey they're like G-75T Celestions but IDK. They're very scooped in the upper mids. But Since I find Vin30's to be too boxy and cardboardy sounding to me I have to say that I'm completely blown away by the sound of these speakers. Absolutely phenomenal. Other reviewers have said the speakers have lots of trebel, but to me I'd say they actually lack some high end sparkle. For clean sounds they don't have the shimmer you might get from Vin30s, but the mids and lows are definately there. I like to call the sound I get from these things as the "down the drain" tone because they sound very pipey and resonant. I find that with Solid State amps the bass can get over-boomy and the mids get lost. And if you've got a tripple recto you're gonna end up with phizz. But where these speakers excell is with a midrange heavy tube amp. I plugged my HH Maple Strat tuned to Bb into my fender Blues Deluxe on the drive channel with mids/highs/bass all the way and then into this. BOOOOM!!!! INSTANT DEATH METAL! Yes even with a strat and a blues deluxe. But these speakers are also excelent for blues. Really any distorted tone. They distort very quickly too, and sound amazing with a line 6 HD75 on the metal channel with Lows/highs/mids maxed. If you love smooth, guteral, resonant distorted tone, this is the best speaker cabinet you're going to find. There is only one piece of my entire rig that I absolutely cannot live without, and it is this cabinet. I will never part with it ever. This is it. My search for THE PERFECT TONE is 100% complete. After owning this for over 2 years I'm loving it more and more and more! My whole sound litteraly revolves around these speakers. Give me any old tube amp but I have to have this cabinet. This is one of the best if not THE best sounding speaker cabinets there is. It just happens to be the least expensive.

Stereo Operation, rigid construction, reasonable dimensions, steel grill, EXCELLENT TONE; that's a 10 on my list. The cabinet is very heavy, about the same as my Recto standard cab (I'll be selling that one soon). But it's indestructable and Eco-friendly too.

Plug it in.

The only thing I'll knock is the wheels and the input jack on the back. The jacks are a little flimsey. That's it.

Wow it's even cheaper now than when I bought it, but I don't care because It's well worth it even if it costs $1000! But please Behringer don't raise the price. Musicians are poor!

I want 3 more!

Seriously people this is the one. You're search ends here. Don't be like me and think "hmmm well mabey the other one will be for me..." NO! none of that. This is it! This is the one you've been looking for! You should be excited! ADD TO CART! You've found the answer!

When I initally hooked the cabinet up I was very happy but after a week of playing I was exstatic! The highs were initially very loud, almost overbearing but easily compensated for by reducing my heads treble setting. The bass wasn't quite what I expected at first and also because of the reviews but after a week of breaking the speakers in, the bass easily tripled and the highs seemed to melow for a much more balanced sound. The mids were perfect and like I say, after a week of breaking the speakers in you couldn't ask for a better sounding cabinet whether you take price into account or not. The sound is extremely balanced making this cabinet suitable for any playing style be it Metal, blues, jazz or even acoustic guitar. In fact it shines with acoustic vibrance with its extended treble range. I initially wasn't completely happy with the sound but after breaking the speakers in as I mentioned, I could not be happier. This cabint is great for all styles of music which I happen to play but really shines for metal with its extended highs and powerful bass that remains clear and undistorted.

It's an extremely well made cabinet. The speakers are great with extended frequency range with 16 ohm mono or 2x8 ohm stereo operation and it doesn't have the old school s****y cloth grill. It is a very heavy guage steel mesh grill that looks great. In fact, it looks just as beautiful as it sounds! Weighing in at 104 lbs. with construction methods used by true carpenters. It is constructed with top notch hardware and materials. Die cast metal handles, heavy guage grill, black vinyl textured covering, high quality removable casters, chromed steel corners, rubber feet for stacking and a really great looking metal template on the grill with the Behringer name and logo. This thing not only sounds terrific but it looks terrific. On top of all this it handles 400 watts RMS so you've got plenty of headroom so you don't have to worry about frying the thing even with the highest wattage heads.

It's built like an f'ing tank! I read some reviews about the first production line of these cabs not being to sturdy but the ones out now are unbelievably solid. I'd even wager they are the toughest cabs on the market right now and if not THE toughest, they are definitely in the top 5. As I mentioned the initial sound wasn't quite what I expected but still very good. After a week of breaking the speakers in who could ask for anything more!? The sound is fanominal and very versatile. These cabinets will mesh well with any music or playing style and I couldn't be happier. An extremely loud cabinet while maintaning clarity and not distorting.

Don't know yet but theres a one year warranty on the cabinet and two years on the electronics/speakers. Only drawback is having to send it to Germany for service.

A great value! I'll buy the bottom cabinet and with my first cabinet combined I'll be playing through 12 12's.

Even if it sounded like shit which it doesn't whatsoever, its appearance is very nice. Great item to have up front in a music store show room or window.

It looks awsome, it sounds awsome and I am very satisfied. If anything happened to it I would spend the b***load of cash to send it in for warranty but being it weighs so much it might be cheaper or around the same cost to buy a new one. WHich I would! This cabinet is great for stage, studio and home.

This is a great speaker cab,i have played through marshalls and whatnot at music stores and this cab still beats them...especially with the price.It may take a week or 2 for the speakers to break in.I play death metal with it and its bass is all i could ever want.Careful though,when first out of the box the highs are EAR BLEEDING but that can be fixed with equalization....so yeah this things awesome 10 of 10!

Havent had a problem with them....i have a randall rh200 head and have cranked it all the way up many times and the speakers stuck through just fine..it has a nice grill covering too

This thing is a rock,and the weight reflects that.But hey 200 bucks....i mean come on youd pay more for just 4 12 inch speakers than u would if u just bought this cab

havent dealt with CS seeing as how theyr in germany...

A 400 watt 200 dollar cab that is as bad ass as any other.....

On top of everything,it looks pretty cool so i give it a 10

I am throuhouly satisfied with this cab and plan to get the other to make a full stack

Have run Three different heads with four different guitars through it and all sound very good.

8 ohm stereo and 16 ohm mono with casters.

What?

Build like a tank.

Never needed.

Great deal for the money. Worth more.

I own two.

Best value out there.

The sound is really nice depending what you want out of it. It's got a really nice low end whomp for distortion and it's BEAUTIFUL with clean. Keep in mind though, these arent celestion speakers, but it's the PERFECT cab for anyone on a budget.

The cab comes with a switch to go from stereo to mono, and the 400 watt out carry is MASSIVE. I put my Line 6 Spider II HD head on full and i didnt blow these things, but i almost killed myself trying it.

of course for Behringer to make a nice amp for such a great price they couldnt make it PERFECT. so here it is....It's heavy. it is a heavy cab, and i always have someone lifting it with me just to be sure i dont dent any walls or anything. As well, the wheels are garbage. i saw someone else saying they're good wheels, he lied. Yes they pop out easily enough, but just realise that if you ever pop them out, it will be the last time because you'll be buying new ones. Everytime you try to push this thing, the wheels turn where ever they feel like going. I was on stage with another band and their guitarist had one too and was like "hey, do your wheels suck too?" i just laughed. Im buying new ones next week.

Never dealt with the company, but i know people who have any they had nothing but good things to say

No cab in the world gives you the bang for buck this one. the closest 412 cab i've been able to find in price is by Legion Sound and that thing is aweful. The Behringer uses Jensen/Bugera custom made speakers, they sound amazing.

This thing looks nice, sounds awesome...yeah it's sexy and worth more than you'll pay for it

I dont intend to replace this cab for a long long time. It sounds way nicer than the custom made cab that is reccommended for my head. i love this thing. the only thing i'll be replacing are the wheels.