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Behringer K3000FX Ultratone Keyboard Amplifier (300 Watts, 1x15 in.)
Ultra-flexible 300-watt 4-channel PA system / keyboard amplifier with FX and FBQ feedback detection.
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Man, keyboard players must be gluttons for punishment. Bassists only have think about root notes, and guitarists can just play chords or melody, but a keyboardist has to deal with all three, often at the same time. Not only does their brain have to cover the entire sonic spectrum, but their gear does as well. A good keyboard amplifier has to be equally capable at producing shimmery top end, punchy midrange, and thumping bass. . . and it needs to be flexible, transportable, and loud enough to compete with the rest of your noisy bandmates. The Behringer K3000FX Ultratone Keyboard Amplifier does all that, and more.
300 Full-Range Watts
Let your guitarist ask you to turn down for once! The K3000FX pumps 300 watts through two specially designed speakers that get every last hertz of tone out of your keyboards, synths, and digital pianos. A 1" tweeter voices the high range, letting delicate chords twinkle and shimmer, while the 15", Bugera-designed woofer supplies a solid, focused foundation for bass notes. The two speakers are mounted in a bass-reflex cabinet to keep things from getting muddy, ensuring an even response across your entire keyboard, no matter what patch you happen to be jamming on. Your band--and more importantly, your audience--will hear every note exactly as you intend them to. . . and isn't that the whole point of amplification, after all?
Sound Sculpting And Effects
Does your keyboard have a decent fundamental tone, but lack a little extra spice in the way of effects and other tone-shaping features? Just plug it into the Behringer K3000FX Keyboard Amp, and it's like you're playing a whole new instrument! The K3000FX boasts an integrated 24-bit digital effects processing engine, with 100 fantastic sounding presets for you to jam with right out of the box. Reverb, flanger, chorus, delay, pitch shifting, and a ton of other effects are all at your disposal. Paired with the Ultratone's 7-band graphic EQ, you'll be able to fine tune the K3000FX to your exact liking, and find the tone that's truly "you."
Doubles As A Portable PA!
"My new Behringer Keyboard Amp sounds so good," you'll think to yourself, "I wonder if I can use it as a self-contained PA system?" Guess what? You can! The K3000FX features a four channel mixer interface that can either accept two stereo keyboards, a keyboard and two guitars, a keyboard, a mic, and an acoustic guitar, or any other small band configuration you happen to gig with! The XLR input on channel 1 allows for connection of high quality dynamic microphones, and each channel has its own effects send, so you can throw some reverb on the vocalist while keeping your instrument signals dry as a bone. Behringer even threw in their signature FBQ automatic feedback detection and suppression circuit to turn this multi-purpose design into a gig-worthy sound system.
Don't rely on the sound guy to get you amplified, get yourself a gigging-quality, high-headroom, fantastic-sounding amplifier at a great price from zZounds and Behringer. Grab a K3000FX Ultratone Keyboard Amp, and stop struggling to be heard!
300 Full-Range Watts
Let your guitarist ask you to turn down for once! The K3000FX pumps 300 watts through two specially designed speakers that get every last hertz of tone out of your keyboards, synths, and digital pianos. A 1" tweeter voices the high range, letting delicate chords twinkle and shimmer, while the 15", Bugera-designed woofer supplies a solid, focused foundation for bass notes. The two speakers are mounted in a bass-reflex cabinet to keep things from getting muddy, ensuring an even response across your entire keyboard, no matter what patch you happen to be jamming on. Your band--and more importantly, your audience--will hear every note exactly as you intend them to. . . and isn't that the whole point of amplification, after all?
Sound Sculpting And Effects
Does your keyboard have a decent fundamental tone, but lack a little extra spice in the way of effects and other tone-shaping features? Just plug it into the Behringer K3000FX Keyboard Amp, and it's like you're playing a whole new instrument! The K3000FX boasts an integrated 24-bit digital effects processing engine, with 100 fantastic sounding presets for you to jam with right out of the box. Reverb, flanger, chorus, delay, pitch shifting, and a ton of other effects are all at your disposal. Paired with the Ultratone's 7-band graphic EQ, you'll be able to fine tune the K3000FX to your exact liking, and find the tone that's truly "you."
Doubles As A Portable PA!
"My new Behringer Keyboard Amp sounds so good," you'll think to yourself, "I wonder if I can use it as a self-contained PA system?" Guess what? You can! The K3000FX features a four channel mixer interface that can either accept two stereo keyboards, a keyboard and two guitars, a keyboard, a mic, and an acoustic guitar, or any other small band configuration you happen to gig with! The XLR input on channel 1 allows for connection of high quality dynamic microphones, and each channel has its own effects send, so you can throw some reverb on the vocalist while keeping your instrument signals dry as a bone. Behringer even threw in their signature FBQ automatic feedback detection and suppression circuit to turn this multi-purpose design into a gig-worthy sound system.
Don't rely on the sound guy to get you amplified, get yourself a gigging-quality, high-headroom, fantastic-sounding amplifier at a great price from zZounds and Behringer. Grab a K3000FX Ultratone Keyboard Amp, and stop struggling to be heard!
With 300 watts of power, you'll never run out of horse power. This 4-channel PA/keyboard amplifier enclosed in a bass reflex cabinet has a special, beefed up 15 in. Bugera woofer and a custom-made 1 in. tweeter, delivering clear, clean sound that's ideal for larger gigs. Behringer has included an internal 24-bit digital FX processor with 100 awesome presets including reverb, chorus, flanger, delay, pitch shifter and various multi-effects. Behringer's revolutionary FBQ Feedback Detection System immediately indicates any feedback frequency and lets you combat feedback at your finger tips. Enjoy full 4-channel stereo operation with separate volume and FX Send controls per channel, plus there is an additional XLR mic input on channel 1 for direct connection of dynamic microphones. Use the dedicated 7-band graphic EQ to give your sound your very own edge. All in all, the Ultratone K3000FX offers a perfect balance of power and value in a sturdy, gig-ready package--at an unbelievable price!
4 channels, 7-band graphic EQ, 15" speaker, and 1" tweeter; 300 watts.
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Behringer K3000FX Ultratone Keyboard Amplifier (300 Watts, 1x15 in.) Reviews
10 out of 10
"Behringer strikes again!!!"
Feature:
The digital effects settings seem great for the vocal microphone input, however, I do not need them for keyboard sounds. The 7 band E.Q. is great, since I can take down the low boominess and hollow mid sound characteristics much better than individual channel tone controls. The XLR balanced outputs are very hot (as opposed to my previous amp, which always had the soundman complaining), and I do not require any D.I. box! Total input of 8 mono (or 4 stereo) channels is certainly enough for any multi keyboard/module set-up! The 2 recessed side handles, in addition to a top handle make it much easier to lift this unit (it's a bit heavier than my previous one)
Quality:
It's only getting a 7 here because.....This is my sixth Behringer products purchase, and was the only one with an initial quality issue. There was an intermittent crackle in the tweeter horn, irrespective if the amp was played loud or low. However, it was immediately replaced by my friendly music store, and that one is perfect.
Value:
The cost/value ratio of this unit is unbelievable. I have used Peavey, Roland and Yorkville amps, and this one outperforms them all at a fraction of their cost!!
Desirability:
It's an extremely clean looking unit, since the inputs are at the back, and the controls hidden at the top rear. I also like the slight upeard angle (as opposed to my old amp), which allows for better sound dispersion to the audience.
Sound:
To replace my previous keyboard amp, I was looking for more headroom and power, both of which are there! I was pleasantly surprised however, that the sound clarity improved, so that I was playing live at my previous amp volume, but the sounds were clearer and better heard by the audience (feedback from audience members who had heard us before).
Ease of Use:
No learning curve involved here. All the features needed are here, and the manual explains how to use the fourth channel as eiter send headphone only, with or without effects, or set it up to function like the other 3 channels as normal output..
Support:
It wasn't required, since the music store took care of my quality issue right away!!
Overall:
I can't see replacing this amp, since it serves my requirements excellently (for all 3 or 4 bands I'm in). My previous amp has lasted over ten years (and I bought it used!), so I expect the same for the Behringer. I would replace this unit immediately (lost/stolen, heaven forbid!).
The digital effects settings seem great for the vocal microphone input, however, I do not need them for keyboard sounds. The 7 band E.Q. is great, since I can take down the low boominess and hollow mid sound characteristics much better than individual channel tone controls. The XLR balanced outputs are very hot (as opposed to my previous amp, which always had the soundman complaining), and I do not require any D.I. box! Total input of 8 mono (or 4 stereo) channels is certainly enough for any multi keyboard/module set-up! The 2 recessed side handles, in addition to a top handle make it much easier to lift this unit (it's a bit heavier than my previous one)
Quality:
It's only getting a 7 here because.....This is my sixth Behringer products purchase, and was the only one with an initial quality issue. There was an intermittent crackle in the tweeter horn, irrespective if the amp was played loud or low. However, it was immediately replaced by my friendly music store, and that one is perfect.
Value:
The cost/value ratio of this unit is unbelievable. I have used Peavey, Roland and Yorkville amps, and this one outperforms them all at a fraction of their cost!!
Desirability:
It's an extremely clean looking unit, since the inputs are at the back, and the controls hidden at the top rear. I also like the slight upeard angle (as opposed to my old amp), which allows for better sound dispersion to the audience.
Sound:
To replace my previous keyboard amp, I was looking for more headroom and power, both of which are there! I was pleasantly surprised however, that the sound clarity improved, so that I was playing live at my previous amp volume, but the sounds were clearer and better heard by the audience (feedback from audience members who had heard us before).
Ease of Use:
No learning curve involved here. All the features needed are here, and the manual explains how to use the fourth channel as eiter send headphone only, with or without effects, or set it up to function like the other 3 channels as normal output..
Support:
It wasn't required, since the music store took care of my quality issue right away!!
Overall:
I can't see replacing this amp, since it serves my requirements excellently (for all 3 or 4 bands I'm in). My previous amp has lasted over ten years (and I bought it used!), so I expect the same for the Behringer. I would replace this unit immediately (lost/stolen, heaven forbid!).
Submitted: 08/14/2006
Style of Music: Rock, The DOORS, now The Committments (R&B, Soul).
10 out of 10
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"Bashers go home and play your high priced toys."
Feature:
I have a 12 channel mixer, and the only reason I use it is for more vocal inputs. Otherwise it is feature-packed. I have even stereo linked it to my gmx212 guitar amp with great results. I may get another one and use it for a stereo PA dirt cheap.
Quality:
This is a gorgeous amp. Everything is as it should be, and zero-defect out of the box. No cheesy feeling knobs or switches, either. Behringer bashers take note. It does weihg a ton, though. Still, the side handles make this pretty easy to live with...that's what the bass player does, we share the load with his amp, he shares the load with ours.
Value:
No doubt this is the sleeper keyboard amp on the market. The bashers can go ahead and pay more. This is the highest value for my dollar, hands down.
Desirability:
Looks as good as any of them. The black "carpet" covering and contrasting control panel look great to me. Other than that, it's another combo amp in my gear.
Sound:
I use this to amplify my keyboard drum machine, acoustic guitar, bass, and electric guitar effect board...also vocals. The drum machine, vocals, and one of the guitars will all be simultaneously amplified. The bass is gut wrenching on the drums and Bass guitar, and the vocals are crystal clear...as is the acoustic guitar. The electric gutar effects are other worldly. Way more than I expected.
Ease of Use:
Totally a no brainer except for one small glitch...no explanation of the effects, regarding what the individual settings are. This may be a packaging department slip-up. I have other behringer equipment with effects, so the label on the control panel allows me to fumble through and find ones I like. I do need to e-mail them about this...saves time when yoiu are looking for a specific effect.
Support:
No experience with this at all.
Overall:
Can't think of any reason to replace it with anything else, unless it totally craps out. Even then, I expect I'd get it fixed in warranty, or buy another one out of warranty. Just a few small gigs and it's paid for (I play for free too.)
I have a 12 channel mixer, and the only reason I use it is for more vocal inputs. Otherwise it is feature-packed. I have even stereo linked it to my gmx212 guitar amp with great results. I may get another one and use it for a stereo PA dirt cheap.
Quality:
This is a gorgeous amp. Everything is as it should be, and zero-defect out of the box. No cheesy feeling knobs or switches, either. Behringer bashers take note. It does weihg a ton, though. Still, the side handles make this pretty easy to live with...that's what the bass player does, we share the load with his amp, he shares the load with ours.
Value:
No doubt this is the sleeper keyboard amp on the market. The bashers can go ahead and pay more. This is the highest value for my dollar, hands down.
Desirability:
Looks as good as any of them. The black "carpet" covering and contrasting control panel look great to me. Other than that, it's another combo amp in my gear.
Sound:
I use this to amplify my keyboard drum machine, acoustic guitar, bass, and electric guitar effect board...also vocals. The drum machine, vocals, and one of the guitars will all be simultaneously amplified. The bass is gut wrenching on the drums and Bass guitar, and the vocals are crystal clear...as is the acoustic guitar. The electric gutar effects are other worldly. Way more than I expected.
Ease of Use:
Totally a no brainer except for one small glitch...no explanation of the effects, regarding what the individual settings are. This may be a packaging department slip-up. I have other behringer equipment with effects, so the label on the control panel allows me to fumble through and find ones I like. I do need to e-mail them about this...saves time when yoiu are looking for a specific effect.
Support:
No experience with this at all.
Overall:
Can't think of any reason to replace it with anything else, unless it totally craps out. Even then, I expect I'd get it fixed in warranty, or buy another one out of warranty. Just a few small gigs and it's paid for (I play for free too.)
Submitted: 09/18/2006
Style of Music: Christian Rock
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