Feature:
Aluminum cones = instant win.

Quality:
Everything looks great, sturdy. Has wheels, very helpful because this can be a pain to carry around. Though I haven't taken it around THAT much it appears to be able to hold up well.

Value:
For this price and the power handling, you can't go wrong.

Desirability:
Bronzeish/goldish aluminum cones...beautiful.

Sound:
Everything you'd expect from a 115 cab with a tweeter. The low notes are handled amazingly well, while the high notes tend to get a little lost. I use a Hartke 4000 head with this and the Behringer 210 cabinet. The 210s take care of the mids/highs and add the punchiness, while the 115 has all the rumble you could ever want.

Overall:
At this price, this cabinet is a steal. If your on a budget, this is your cabinet. If your not, get it anyway, it can handle quite a bit of power and you can keep some money in that bank account

Feature:
I like being able to turn off the tweeter in case I get a 4x10 cabinet I would have the highs with the tweeter on that cabinet.

Quality:
Real durable.

Value:
Best price out there. Triple the watts for half the price.

Desirability:
It is sexy looking that's why it gets a 10.

Sound:
Great low end punch. For some reason I get feedback when I turn the tweeter on.

Support:
Haven't had to use any support.

Overall:
I need another cabinet for my mids and highs. A 4x10 would be a perfect compliment.

Feature:
There's not much to it. I like the horn which produces good mids and highs.

Quality:
It's a pretty good cab. As far as bass cabs go it's light weight. The speaker seems to be good quailty. I think if you're a person who takes care of his or her gear then it will last you a long time. I'm happy with it.

Value:
I got my cab second hand. I traded a Squire P-bass for it. I got the better end of the dea.

Desirability:
It looks great on the bottome of my stack. I got mine second had and the previous owner pulled off the Behringer logo. Because I use Hartke head and a Hartke 410 cab wit it, without the Behringer logo everyone thinks its a Hartke. If someone asks I tell them its a Behringer.

Sound:
I wantd to put it throught the paces before I wrote a veiw. I've played a bunch of gigs with it and its a very good cab. The cab has a good sound. Its deep but punchy. I run a Hartke bass head to it and I use it in my stack underneath a Hartke 410xl bass cab.

Ease of Use:
Plug it into your head and get on with it. It that easy

Support:
I haven't had any problems with it. However my band uses Behringer power amps, a Behringer board, and we use Behringer PA in combination with our Peavey PA and any problem we've had Behringer either replaced the item or helped us solve the problem. I also have a Behringer 30 watt practice amp that I LOVE.

Overall:
Its a good cab. If you buy I don't think you'll be disappointed. I'm happy with mine.

Feature:
I just wish it had an adjustable level for the tweeter.

Quality:
This is solid as a rock.

Sound:
This has awesome depth and punch. Forget about the 2-10" cabs. I compared them side to side and The 10's have nowhere near the depth. The tweeter offers additional highs, but I wish it had an adjustable range. This speaker rumbles.

Feature:
HANDLES 600!

Quality:
very sturdy carpet cab pretty heavy

Value:
Its soo worth its price, should be alot more

Desirability:
man it looks good really good

Sound:
This has a great tangy sound very clean

Ease of Use:
Its hard to get a sound that dosent sound good coming out of this cab

Support:
i havent had to use support

Overall:
this will be fine with a 2x10, for a really long time it isnt Ampeg but it is a really nice cab

Feature:
The compression driver and the fact that you can switch it on and off make this cabinet much more useful in a broad range of applications. For the musician playing synthesizer that includes accurate bass sounds this cabinet can produce both great bottom end, and still allow the upper ranges to not be "tubby" or "muddy".

Quality:
Really well built. Metal corners would be nice.

Value:
Outstanding value for the price! Most comparable 115's cost a lot more. Buy two, they're cheap!

Desirability:
Good looking box on stage.

Sound:
Excellent companion to a Behringer BA or BB210, and great by itself. A little more bottom end than the BA410. Would be the choice for smaller venues when you don't want to lug the bigger cabs, and you don't want to sacrifice sound. Compares very well to more expensive 115s from other brands. Using this currently with a BX4500H.

Support:
No support needed so far.

Feature:
durable as hell just need to put grate screws in the middle

Quality:
behringer has quality products ive owened 1 combo and have 2 cabs and a head

Value:
cheap as hell well worth the money

Desirability:
damn sexy

Sound:
had great sound it wears in so dont freak out. shakes the pictures off my moms walls

Support:
behringer is real easy to contact. i have had problems with the combo it just didnt have enough power and thats why i bot the cab