Overall User Ratings

"Buy it, and you won't be sorry!"

This reviewer purchased this item from Same Day Music.

Feature:
The rollers built in on the side are okay... They're good quality but rollers that snap in on the bottom are a way better design. Its a little hard to move it about but adding your own wheels isn't that hard either...

Quality:
Very very well built cabinet.... handles are strong, inputs are high quality, and it weighs 90 lbs, so you know you're getting something that will stand up to gigging...

Value:
Once again, you can't beat the cheap price... It's even cheaper to buy this cab, and then change out the speakers if you don't like them then to buy a marshall.... But you will be pleased when you hear the speakers roar, and you still got extra $$ in your pocket

Desirability:
Great looks, it looks like it cost way more than it did...

Sound:
I have this hooked up to my JCM900 Marshall Head, It's not a marshall cab, but the sound is definately great for the budget. It will go as loud as you need, and the louder you play, the better the sound, great construction!

Ease of Use:
With the right amp head, the sound is great. If you have been playing long enough to tell the difference between a Marshall cab, then you will notice a difference in the response, however you can't beat the price, great cab for the price, you can't beat it...

Overall:
I am sure I will wear this thing out before I try to change it... you just can't argue the price for what you get....

"Killer Sounds even in Drop Tuning..."

Feature:
To me, this is a comfortable size cab to move around. It has only two wheels on one side of the cab. This gives you a dolly type of transportation thats built in. The Handles are comfortable to use when loading or just moving the cab. It's a very solid built cab.

Quality:
I travel 30 miles to my band room, This cab takes the beating and still sounds brand new. Its a solid, "Strout" cab that will last longer than the warrenty.

Value:
I personnally paid $260 for this cab at a local music store. It's was well worth every penny! You can't go wrong with this cab... Even it you are like me, I play everything from Metal to classical. It's very diverse when it comes to the speakers and what tone you have with your amp and effects. I mostly play now, without my Digitech GNX3 processor.

Desirability:
The solid black construction with the chrome logo and corner pieces just sets it off. Especially with my Crate head on top.

Sound:
I'm a Crate man! I have the Crate GT1200H head and I blew my 212 Crate cab. So I started to look for a 412 cab now. I went into a small music store (StageZ, Fairmont, WV) and they introduced me to the Bugera Line. I brought in my Les Paul and Crate head and started to play. The Deep Lows, Rich Mids, and Rip your head off Highs all blended together perfectly. I was hooked! For the price, I was in love. This Bugera 412 Cab, in my book out preformed the Crate 412 cabs that I've played on.

Ease of Use:
The Bugera Speakers are great for any Metal Head to 80's Rock, and even great sounding cleans are produced. Being switchable from 200 watts 16 ohms (mono) to 2 - 100 watts/ch stereo 8 ohms is very sweet! The speaker input component is clearly labled for a knucklehead like me to understand. I've had to turn down my eq settings on my head just to be in the same room while I play. Its one of the best 412 cab that I've personally played on (including a Marshall MG412, Genz-Benz 212 and 412 cabs, Peavey, and Crate.

Support:
I haven't had to call the techs yet and I've been pushing it...

Overall:
I can't wait until I get a change to jam on Bugeras' 120 watt Tube head. If the head is half as good at the cabinet is, I might just switch from Crate to Bugera.