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Behringer Ultratone K1800FX Keyboard Amplifier, 180 Watts, 1x12 Inch

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Overall User Ratings

Overall:: 9.3 out of 10
Quality:: 9.5 out of 10
The Wow Factor:: 10 out of 10
Ease of Use:: 9.5 out of 10

Features:: 9 out of 10
Value:: 10 out of 10
Sound:: 9 out of 10
Manufacturer Support:: 9 out of 10

User Reviews for Behringer K1800FX Ultratone Keyboard Amplifier (180 Watts, 1x12")

Overall:: 10 out of 10
Features:: 9 out of 10
Quality:: 10 out of 10
Value:: 10 out of 10
The Wow Factor:: 10 out of 10
Sound:: 10 out of 10
Ease of Use:: 10 out of 10

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By a customer from msn.com

Submitted: 2/18/2008

Style of Music: Pop Rock and Progressive Instrumental Guitar

Experience: Professional Musician and Recording Artist (RedEyeC)

"Behringer K1800FX - best versatile PA amp for your money!"

This reviewer purchased this item from Same Day Music.

Sound:

Absolutely the best PA amp for your buck to use at small venues - 4 channels with separate effects levels for each channel. I sing, play a guitar (Takamine acoustic electric), and use a synthesizer (Roland Fantom X6) all through this amp using different effects on each channel. People are amazed and comment that such a small, inexpensive amplifier does so well at gigs.

Feature:

Only wish it would have another XLR input with one of the other channels (channel 1 has the only XLR input along with a 1/4).

Ease of Use:

I can play anything from Classical to Metal through this amp - I use a BOSS ME50 for guitar effects. The manual is easy to read.

Quality:

So far, after about a year of weekly use - it's held up well with no issues.

Manufacturer Support:

Never have contacted.

Value:

Compared to the same Roland model specs - this Behringer is about half it's price.

The Wow Factor:

I admit when it comes to musical equipment I'm like a kid in a candy store... But it is a practical addition to my setup.

Overall:

I'm hoping this Behringer K1800FX will last as long as my behemoth 1980 Peavey amps that are still in use today (at large venues).

Overall:: 8 out of 10
Features:: 9 out of 10
Quality:: 9 out of 10
Value:: 10 out of 10
The Wow Factor:: 10 out of 10
Sound:: 8 out of 10
Ease of Use:: 9 out of 10
Manufacturer Support:: 9 out of 10

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Submitted: 12/19/2008

Style of Music: Classic Rock, Alternative, Country, some Jazz

Experience: Active Musician

"Good, Economical keyboard amp."

Sound:

The sound if pretty good, overall. I think it should have a little more loudness than it does for 180 watts but the sound that it actually has is fairly clear. I've listened to this amp side-by-side to Pevey and Roland 180 watt amps and this one is much cleaner at louder volumes - although it's maximum loudness is a little less than the other two.

Feature:

There are 4 stereo input channels, an additional line-in for ipods/playback/recorders, a stereo link for connecting to another K1800FX and a 7 band EQ. It's a good, small performance PA and a good keyboard amp, too. All in all, this amp is very a good value. One piece of market-hype is that it claims to have 100 effects - it really only has about 6 - with different levels of the basic 6 being considered as different effects. It also considers combinations of the basic 6 effects as part of the supposed 100. It could really use a Rotor/"Leslie" effect, since it IS advertized to be a keyboard amp.

Ease of Use:

This is a basic stubby, black, rug covered, keyboard amp. It looks like (and mostly behaves like) all the other black, stubby, rug covered, keyboard amps. It's as hard or as easy as all the others are to use.

Quality:

This is a solid amp. I've used it for almost 2 years and haven't had any problems. The electronics are dependable. The box itself is well made (the corners have "bump guards"). The overall quality is good for the price. The only problem is that at high volumes, the amp hisses when there's nothing going on and things should be quiet. While playing loud, during a performance, this is NOT an issue (you can't hear the hiss)

Manufacturer Support:

I haven't had any problems, so I haven't had to rely on any support. For what it's worth, the user manuals are on-line.

Value:

This amp is easily as good as the Roland or Pevey 180 watt amps - AT HALF THE PRICE. The only minor problem is that is hisses at high volumes when eveything else is quiet. This is a very minor problem...

The Wow Factor:

It looks like every other keyboard amp...It sounds as good (or maybe better)..and it costs half the price. If you really want to spend $600 US on a Roland, buy two of these, instead, for the same price and have a 360 watt, TRUE stereo system.

Overall:

I like this amp a lot. I expect to use it for several years. At low volumes it's great for practice or small venues. It could be a little bit louder at the top end but overall it stands head to head with the Roland and Pevey - at half the price of either of those...