I usually Behringer support, but here, I'm sorry it's the wrong material ... First the speaker is ugly. The grid gives a metallic industrial does not inspire the quality and contour of the orange cabinets are in bad taste (strange it does not see the picture). They probably did not paint the black outline to make us save a little on the price, ... but it does not matter, we can paint ourselves with a stiff!

Before talking about her, I want to say that the wheels are horrifying. No way to push or pull without the baffle he left in a wrong direction or stops. In addition the handles are shaped ergonomically which makes anti-pretty bad when you must travel a long distance littered with obstacles of all kinds. The weight of the machine is poorly balanced which adds another problem for the movement.

Level sound, is clean "cardboard", not especially cold but simply neutral and synthetic. The cabinets cashing a lot of power but Laney TT100h restore sound fairly poor ... when I plug the amp head on my Marshall 1960a, I discovered a sound radically different.
The distortion is unpleasantly rough, just as synthetic. This is not to be spiteful at all costs, but it's pretty miserable ...

I'm not used to criticize Behringer, I told you! With their prices, they provide a great help to many of us to discover the world of music and, in general, their equipment is of very decent quality for the price it costs.

So I do not recommend this speaker quite well. Yes it is cheap and therefore deserve still a 5 / 10 but I know that Laney, Marshall, Line 6 and other brands offer 4x12 "in this price range. In my opinion, it's better to do some testing before buying.