All user reviews for the Behringer Ultrastack BG412H

I bought mine from Musiciansfriend.com for about $250 including tax and the shipping, the shipping added in like an extra $50, but it's worth it!

This cab is great, it can handle up to 400 watts! It gets very loud. Your tone comes through very nicely with this cab. I use Peavey amps, I have a few Peavey heads and cabs, I ordered the Behringer cab because I ordered another Peavey Head and was low on $, so I found a Behringer cab. I am so impressed with this cabinet, I am ordering a few more now, I like them better than a few of my Peavey cabs. I ordered 3 more of the Behringer 4x12 cabs, 2 straight, and 1 more angled one, they should arrive in a day or so. Don't think this is just some crappy, cheap cab, this thing is better than many cabs I've played through.

It weighs much more than most of my other cabs, and since I ordered more, I am gonna have to get some more help bringing these things around. I think they weigh about 103 pounds, most cabs weigh in the area of about 75-85 pounds. A few extra pounds is worth lugging around, because these amps are worth every penny! Also, I replaced the wheels, the stock wheels are pretty annoying. When I order my 1st Behringer cab, 1st off, UPS screwed up my delivery a few times, 2nd, one of the speakers inside were dead, sent it back, musiciansfriend sent me a new one no charge, the even paid S&H, but once again, UPS screwed up my delivery. It took me a while to get my cab, but it was worth the wait.

These things are tough, I just wouldn't be kicking in the grill or anything. They weigh about 103 pounds, so they are very tough, built nice and strong.

You see the price and think, "they are probably cheap crappy amps," I don't care if you don't buy them, they are like my secret weapons. They came out with a brand new head, the LX1200H, I already ordered two of them, they are on the way. I tried one of the new heads already, you want versatility and great sound, literally, check them out. Behringer has become my secret weapon. I can't wait till my Behringer heads come in, everyone is going to be asking what I use, only the people who read this review will know. And yes, I've played through more amps than most people, Marshall sucks, they are overated and overpriced, Fender is good, but not good enough, Peavey is awesome, I own a ton of Peavey amps, no complaint with them. I've played through a bunch of other amps too, I just wouldn't spend so much $ on most of them. Trust me, check out Behringer, they are secret weapons!

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Yeah, well I've purchased in January 2004 and I must admit I was really surprised. this amp is ugly (very ugly, even) but it sounds quite honest, that is to say that in terms of volume rendering of the sound spectrum, much below than above rgime, follows. berho this is a very good average and gives a really rglo his stack with a lot of bass. it is really powerful and "large". its main default is that it does not really great character ... AC must be said that makes her a rather cold, without a grain without him, almost a swears neutrality ..

good that said, it is stereo and I do not know about you but for me it is very handy and the fact that it is so cheap (288 euros in Köln) left me somewhat stunned. which composes the Jensens are robust and well crunchent overdrive. the sound is fairly distinct, we find ourselves not in full-meli melo sound (even at high gain). nanmoins which is questionable, some soloists like the notes intertwine naturally. other apprcieront to hear out their notes (note that this is only part of the chain).

level construction, as I lai said, it would say a big oven (it is very compact cabinet that), it is far from luxury models, it's really the base. That said, it's solid, the wheels have yet dtach (but not running any more, ^ ^ ed in 2010), the grips are reliable and has perfect resistance to use "on the road "over 3 years. I'm not that surround change anything but hey I did not test so much in that either ..

I think it's a good entry level speaker. Report qualitprix is ​​ensured.

attention to the new versions are equipped with BUGERA and I do not know what worth ca ca on the other hand.

Buy in October 2004.
I report quality price, but at least its Aesthetics, although ultimately it is not so dramatic.
Frankly for the price you can not do better. The HP is good, however some brands like Fender or Peavy use the same for a price significantly suprieur. Nothing wrong with the finish is solid.

I like the fact that it is in STREO or mono, and relatively powerful (400Watts). The sound is neutral trs, which is perfect for my configuration: V-AMP2> power amp> 4x12. It keeps the color of the HP Muls V-amp.

With the exprience I would do not have that choice as buying a 4x12 was quite impulsive (my first), and I DEFINITIONS glimpse it unnecessary m'tait for my style of music. I do not need so much power and such a big cabinet.
So I spare, but not at all in performance, would recommend.

I just acqurir my BGH 412H (dernire week) and I hammered since !!!!!

What I like is his cot mastok, it may seem con ... but it's solid .... not my ke baffle you scared of ray loool

I tried these speakers with a behringer head GMX1200H, Vamp, and mesa triple rectified. In addition to the essay comparj'ai GMX1200H on behringer speakers 200watts Mount Move in (respect, too) and cabinets mesa rectified .... Ben I say "HAT !!!". The speakers for the mesa j'aipleur pirx laqualit knew her yuck!! the behringer 200w ... fever too .... BGH412H by the panel against the fate of his great ... Clearly, crunch and saturated .... a rgal. Ok they can be no "have not touch them, but personally I did not expect my speakers but they have their key k'elle sound so ke I want and make it clear though net j ' to do .... and it's the foot (and worse in Mount Jensen is not nothing)!

Qualitprix: noaus but you kidding ... as good at this price with this comosa KALIT ... not prepared to find that!!

J'fais the same choice every night in my bed looool

4 * 12 HP, delivering 400 watts ....... and the rest is explained in the other dj review!

Have branch and plays ......

I play rock or metal-metal-rock, whatever ...... and I think this speaker sounds great! C Value for money is a must, I have to marshall dj jou, 1960a, 1922 .... on a cot Berhinger is a size ..... The sound is transmitted as well has that down at high speed, grain, metal, my head perfectly clear on this beast!
Nothing else to say except that c ^ is a great product!
HA if I have an Epiphone LP100, with Mount emg81, neck and bridge !!!!!

So I put the 9 for the weight, but aussinon no problem with this beast!
There is a concern in this country, it is because when things are cheap said "c is the Camelott" and no, behringer them do not make exorbitant margins of 500 or 600 euros as of other brands ! Despite the number of shops in Pigalle, I have found that in the one store, and other limits have told myself that Berhinger struts prohibited!! C is best that they can not flying people, and that with behringer they are no margins, so what happens is the height of certain brands .... I recommend it to everyone, h Sitat, and thank you for having a Berhinger budjets think small!!

I use the bottom for 3 years and I am very satisfied.

A friend who owned a Peavy XXL head plugged it into my amp head to hear the behringer divvérence XXL with his cabinet and it was observed a peak of low-mids in the sound and a touch less treble Frequency converter, which made the couple very interesting receiver cabinet. In the final, I liked it almost better because it allowed her to have a bit of mid-crounch more to play blues-rock that the original combination that lacks a bit of mids if you do not cranked on the preamp.

In general, I use it with a head tube Russel mono or extension for my Peavy Delta Blues 210. It captures the clean of Russell and it boosts the bottom pleasantly Delta Blues 210.

Cons: The damn wheels are not worth a nail. I prefer to tear the back without them than trying to roll ... is worse than a trolley of groceries that always turns left! ... P-ê n'ais I had a lemon to the wheels, but hey! Better a super cabinet on wheels that shit shit that rolls well. uh ... Finally, sorry!

Hello all,

then here I wish to notice that my first 4 * 12 and that I chose with the comments of those who had not prcdement!

and so I thank you because it is indeed a good choice!

I had a lot of money to invest aps so I chose among those offering between 200 and 300 euros, plus a head H & K!

And rendering is more than satisfactory, I play in groups and jdois death that the distortion is really good Mordant, low Submitted, indeed even more than I use pedals for distortion of c is even better as a!

I recommend my turn for those who want to pass on a 4 * 12, and frankly, as a quality with a 400Watts in the stomach, left margin!

So this is a 4 * 12 cabinet Jensen, with removable wheels.
16ohm mono or stereo 2x8ohm.
If used in mono, there is an input and output between output, for connecting to another speaker (to the extent you have an output on your amp head.
The building exudes quality:
Tolex very well fitted, good joints, no flash, bad cuts, sturdy handles, jacks resistant and easy to access.

Max power: 400w, it leaves room.

We would have liked the 4 and 8 ohm mono ... but it did not matter!

Edit after 4 years of use
Still no problem! I'm at concerts, he took the slaps, but it still sounds as well, I much prefer a Marshall 1960A (most rependu).
I must say that it is a cheap speaker, ideal for lugging around without being afraid to take the shock, but it sounds, really! A lot have screwed this speaker because it is a Behringer, but in the end, live and on a facade, they sounded less well with their cabinets with vintage30