I love this product. I will buy another Wild fire studio

I bought a Behringer EP 4000 and finally had a chance to use it a bit. My only comparison was to play acoustic guitar and singing through it in my living room and A/B’ing it to an AB International 1100A amp. The 1100A retails for around $1650, or at least it did the last time I checked it. I have been using that amp for a long time but it is in good shape with no issues. The speakers I’m using are Yamaha S115mkiv cabs. I’m not able to offer up any technical review but I can tell you what I heard in between the two. The 100A is an excellent sounding amp and I consider it to be a great live amp. Having said that, the Behringer is blazing loud and without a doubt is producing the wattage it claims to have. It was so loud it took me planting myself in a distant room to be able to stand it. One thing I noticed is that it has a notable amount of feedback rejection. If I get half as loud with my other amp I’m screaming feedback that would make Hendricks jealous. It claims 550 watts a side at 8 and 950 at 4. I believe it. Without any signal running through, I pinned the amp to max volume and the fan was louder then any noise I could hear. I’m not saying that they fan was obnoxious; just that the noise was lower then I could hear over the fan. The fan compares to a crown CE2000 or so – maybe a little bit louder. Unless you had an equipment room, you’d never want this thing in your studio – though I don’t know why anyone would want that much push in a studio anyway. As for its build, I didn’t take it apart but it looks like a really sturdy chasse complete with back rails mounts. Its heavier gauge steel then you’d think you could bend up so I think it will last the test of time, at least outside. The power plug does NOT have any screws to hold it in but it fits tight. That is something I get tweaked at when companies don’t give you lockdowns for things like that. That is my only complaint though so for $350 bucks I think this thing rocks….. Well, no technical reviews, like I said but I can honestly say that Behringer did something right with this amp.

nothing fancy

plug and play - nothing to it.

needs a screw down for power plug otherwise it would have been a 10

Haven't needed it

This sounds as good as the amp I spent nearly 2K on and its louder then it is

I'm actually thinking about buying another one of these

I'd recommend this amp to anyone playing live

its q aquality amp although cant get the best out of it because am worried my speakers connection is not safe. i have got 2 ims-kam speakers and 2 peavey subspeakers how can i connect them in order to get quality sound and risking not to blow them

yes they were good

its cheaper than crown but worth it

its appealing with design and size