Bugera 212V-BK 2x12 Guitar Speaker Cabinet  

Speaker Cabinet is really well built and sounds awesome..nice to have the option of running in Stereo or Mono..4 or 16 ohms..Great Cabinet for little money..The Bugera Vintage speakers add punch to my Bugera 22 watt amp.

i love the imput plate i can match it to any head . the speakers are garbage i replaced them whi  tcelestion vintage 30 and a celestion g12 75t i absolutely love the cab now ill never get rid of it i also own mesa cab and 2 rectifiers our band uses them both

solid cab weve had it over 2 years and have giged with it regularly the whole time the cab still is solid speakers not like i said

not a bad cab and if you blow it its solid enough to upgrade speakers.

not a bad investment

Features? A well built cabinet with 2 x 12" speakers.

Seems very well built. Solid with excellent finish.

Can't beat the "bang for the buck" value.

I'm just a novice, but this seems to be the perfect cabinet for my Fender Champion 600 tube amp. I'm very happy with the quality and the sound.

Does pretty much what you can expect a speaker cabinet to do. Has the ability to run the cabinet in stereo with either 2 amps or with a stereo head. Be careful that you read the manual or back plate very carefully! The cabinet doesn't have an ohm switch, the ohm rating changes depends on the mode you're running it in (mono or stereo). If you're using a tube amp make sure you know which ohm setting you'll need to run your head in to avoide damaging you amp!

Pretty solid build. A little lighter than I expected which probably means that speakers are only so so, but for the price it looks and feels built pretty nice. Seems like it would hold out well enough and be reasonably durable, but doesn't feel solid enough to where I think it would hold out against heavy abuse or a road tour without some kind of protective case.

For the price it's a pretty nice cabinet. Not exactly what I was hoping for but also not bad by any means either. It gets close to what I wanted and so at this price point I thought that was pretty impressive since I'm comparing it to cabinets that are triple it's price or more. Pretty great value!

I like this cabinet and think it's a great perfomer for the price. Granted I haven't had time to use the cabinet extensively but I am pretty familiar with my amps and know what I want them to sound like and how to dial that sound in fairly quickly. In my opinion if you have a darker sounding amp and you need to offset that mudy or dark tone then this cabinet would be a solid choice in the budget category. I have two heads, a modified B-52 ST100A tube head and a Kustom solid state head. Neither amp is dark and to my ear the tube head especially has a nice balanced/versatile tone with the right cabinet. I had to play around with the tone settings and the rectifier class quite a bit on my tube head to get a decent sound. The cabinet is very bright on the high end, to me in a somewhat brittle way. I was able to get a decent tone after much playing around, but I still don't like the top end tonal quality. Even when well adjusted it's a little harsh and brittle. The solid state head exaggerated the top end even more so, I feel that the only use with the solid state head I will be able to get with this cabinet will be for certain metal styles or maybe if I need a really bright clean sound.

I like the cabinet well enough to keep it and the tone is definitely acceptable at this price point, but later on I will almost certainly replace the speakers with higher end options. It's not really fair to compare the cabinet with ones costing so much more and it does admirably in competing considering the price, but if you're used to or hoping for "upper end" speaker cabinet sound and you're amp tone isn't on the dark side, this may not be the best fit right out of the box.

First of all, I've waited over a year to write this review because I really hate the reviews that start off with "My parents just bought me this today... blah blah blah..." I want to know that it lasts and what it sounds like in different places.. not on a carpeted bedroom floor playing it soft enough so that the parents that just bought it don't complain...

I was on a pretty strict budget when I bought this cabinet to give an extra couple of 12's to my 1974 Fender Twin. I fully expected that I was going to have to, at a minimum, change the speakers fairly soon as the Twin is putting out 100 watts of Fender power, I just didn't think they were going to last. Well, It's been over a year and it's still rockin'. I stack the Twin on top of it, or lean it back for a monitor next to it depending on the stage set up we're on. in that case the Bugera is the speaker that the audience hears, and I'm ok with that.. so much so that I mic the Bugera Cabinet instead of the Fender,

The Tolex covering is not as durable as I would have liked, but if the pretty outside cover is where they saved the money, I'm ok with that. The Handle is huge which made stacking the twin on there a bit of a challenge, so, I bolted a 3/4" X 6" of plastic stock on either side of the handle that gives the amp a firm place to sit and gives the handle plenty of room. I put castors on the bottom so it's easy for this old man to transport around.

Overall, a great Cabinet at twice the price. I've turned the Twin up to 6 at an outside venue and the speakers handled the volume without distorting.

I've played every practice and every gig with this cabinet for over a year and it's got a few dings in the tolex, but where it counts, it still works great! Are there better cabinets out there? sure there are, but for a couple of hundred bucks, it's the best I found for the money.