Behringer ULTRATONE K3000FX Keyboard Amp/PA System  

i just simply love the sound and the features on my new amp i mostly play it with my keyboard but with the presets feature it is a blast playing my gutiar with it without having a footpeadl

i give my amp a rating of ten because i love it and wont hook up my keboard without even if i go some were else to play for a gig and they already have musicial equimpent i tell them that i will use my own

i give the value of my amp a ten because for the size and the watts that this amp has you cant find a better price because were i from most of our music stores are kind of high on there prices

overall i give my amp a ten it does everything i ask for and more i had a smaller amp before i bought this one and every where i would go and perform i would get drowned out by all the other instruments but not anymore thanks to behringer and musician friends this is the only place i will buy musicial equimpent from until i cant play anymore keep rocking on musician friends thanks again for all yalls hard work

Features are the same as the Roland and other's equivalent at a MUCH lower price.

This amp cranks!!  Frequency response is even .. lots of highs and beefy lows.  Plus you can hook up a subwoofer if you really need to move air.  Honestly, you get more than you pay for with this amp.  NOT chintzy, NOT flimsy.  It's the real deal.

This is the second K3000FX  I own. I've had the other for about three years now and I think

they are terrific.I can link them together for larger venues or use a single one when playing smaller joints. They give me the same full sound either way. I play two keyboards through them: a Ketron

SD1 and a Yamaha 9000 PRO. The horns and strings come through crisp while the organ and drum

lows can be teeth rattling. The onboard effects are a bonus adding significantly to the vocals.

  I'm using this pair to replace my Peavey XR680C and XR696F amps and two 115 Intrnational HC

and two SP 2 speakers ( all with the Black Widow woofers ). I have used the Behringers in all the same places as the Peaveys and they perform every bit as well with a whole lot less weight.

I also own four EUROLIVE B215XL speakers as well as two EUROLIVE B210D Active speaker systems and I can attest that Behringer makes a very good product and stands behind their quality.

You can't beat the value!

I own 1 roland Kc500 and a KC550 and this thing blows them out of the water. This amp is basically an affordable version of the Roland but they stepped it up with cleaner sound, beefier low end and power. Hit the sub bass enhancer and you will see what I mean. I perform and tour with modern R&B, Pop and Hip hop acts all over the World. Not all keyboard players only play rhodes or B3. In todays age, you need amps that can handle 808 samples, crisp and piercing sawtooth virtual synths patches layered with effects. The Roland and just about any other keyboard amp are made for aging lounge acts and although reliable, have had their time. This monster seems to be made to handle modern music and that is a big plus for today's muscian. The mic input I use it to monitor my vocoders. 4 stereo channels to plug in multiple synths and a macbook pro running Virtual synths. This thing just rocks. like having your own mixer controler plugged into a super phat 15" Nexo wedge.

With Behringer you get 50/50 in quality and should be bought with caution. My woofer went out on me after getting loaded into a venue the rain and had it replaced with a Peavy Scorpion 15". The scorpion made it even better sounding and is exteremly solid. Too bad Roland dont step up and work on a model that sounds like the Behringer but is as solid as a Roland.

Can't beat the Value. We are talking about sound here and in terms of what sounds better, this amp is it. crips clear, monster sound is what you get. I only wish more sound companies carried this as available backline other than the Roland. When I show up to a concert and see that the KC550 is supplied for me on stage, I cringe.

I love this amp. Until a better, more reliable company comes out with one that sounds better than what they currently offer, I'm going to have to endorse the generic brand known as Behringer.