Behringer Ultrabass BB410 1200W 4x10 Bass Cabinet  

I've had several bass cabinets in my 11 years of playing and none were better than this one. My Behringer blows my previous cabinets away. It has a rich puchy sound that can handle the lows of my Six string Ibanez tuned to drop G. I thought these people were crazy when I saw the price for a 1200 watts . It's no joke. Buy this!!!

the box is simply the best, smokin, and the price is so so right,lol.

alright- first off, like the title says, i've got the 2x10 & not this big monster, so I'll tell you about that, then imagine that times 2, because that's what you'll get! I've heard bad things about Behringer such as their products are crap, or if they break it's next to impossible to get it fixed since they're not an american company. With that in mind, I haven't had a single problem with my cab since I bought it almost 6 years ago now!!! Most of the time, it's hooked up to a GK 400RB head, but lately I've been using a HUGE SWR 700, and handles like a dream! ALWAS being asked to turn down by the rest of the band at practice & shows... this thing can REALLY bring some bass! The model I have also has the tweeter for the high's, the same handles, and the two little wheels on the bottom. I do wish the wheels were bigger or something, because you REALLY gotta bend to roll it... kind of inconvenient, but i'll still roll before I carry if i can! Honestly, I've had no problems AT ALL. I've used it in a semi-touring punk band the whole time, & equipment doesn't always get the best treatment in small clubs & rowdy basements. Even in a larger bar, the 2x10 is more than enough. But through all of the abuse, all that's wrong is there might be a tiny hole in the carpet covering, and one of the handles is scuffed from setting it up sideways- and the only problem with doing that, is that the handles aren't recessed, so the cab won't stand up perfectly straight, but that's how I've ALWAYS used it, setting my amp on top & going to town. never fell over or anything like that. XLR & 1/4" jacks & a hard attack on/off switch, so no matter what amp you've got, you shouldn't have a problem with the BB410 at all. I know sound is also amp dependent, but this cab really sounds good, and is a great deal for the cash or ANYONE ON A BUDGET!!! Honestly, I didn't think it was going to last this long, & it's the best cab I've had hands down (only had a couple though...). I really don't think you'll be disappointed at all. And if you are, return it. I'm not big on some of Behringer's products, but you really can't go wrong with this one. One Last thing- if you play anywhere where things tend to get thrown around, this will survive bottles, cans, and probably armageddon too! GREAT price, durable, and LOUD!