All user reviews of 3/5 for the Behringer Ultratone K1800FX

- Amplification transistor
- 180W (shown)
- 4 channels, 2 mono jack plugs for each input XLR + 1 for the first channel.
- 1 x CD
- Headphone
- Separate volume control and headphones HP
- 100 effects (delay, pitch shifter ,...)
- 7 Band Equalizer

UTILIZATION

- The configuration is very simple
- The sound is very good
- The manual is useless

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 2 weeks.

What I like most:
- Sound quality. I tried the output of a digital piano, a microphone and a pedal bass multi-effects, the sound is excellent (I am a pianist for 10 years)
- No breath
- The effects are successful

What I like least:
- POWER. This amp is sorely lacking power. Noted 180W and yet I manage to cover just the drums and the guitarist has a 50W all-tube amp. That's what makes fall my bill.
- The effects are good but are not configurable. In addition, you can not select different effects for different channels. We choose an effect, and each channel is chosen level of use of this one. Farewell the delay on the voice and the pitch shifter on the piano ...
- Equalizer 7-band effective, but overall for all channels
- A sensor that detects antilarsen nothing (really gadget)

The value for money is good, it is a good quality product, but I separated to make a K3000FX, version 300W (100W product if I'll be real great for me!)