I purchased 2 of them from Zzounds. One for right, the other for left in my guitar rig with 2 Legacy Heads. These are the best cabs you can get for the money. They are very very loud and hold up to abuse and high volumes. The sound is very tight and having the casters and handles on them is an added PLUS. I give this product a definite 10!

Great product - has recessed handles and casters that dont fall off. The Jensen speakers are very tough! Why spend tons of cash when you can have a better cabinet at amazing low prices?? Better than all the rest!

Very easy to use and lets you switch from Mono setting to Stereo in a flash! This is awesome!

I think these cabs are built very very tough and can withstand years of road abuse! My house flooded one time and the cabs were in 1 foot of water! I removed them from the water and they were still intact and played the same as if nothing happened!

Best value on the Musical planet!

Never had to use it.

They don't have really "sex appeal" but they are attractive!

24 years Guitar Playing Professional Experience

ROCK, JAZZ, BLUES

sounds good after the speakers break in so dont listen to anyone that says the speakers arent good they sound really good with any head thats a decent one i havent had a chance to record with it so i dont know how that will go i play metal so this cab give me the sound i need to play those pinch hamonics and it sounds good clean too

came with rollers so that comes in handy cause this thing is heavy as dump it also came with the handles on the sides so its quite easy moving this thing from place to place and it came with a steel cover on the speakers

this thing is a beast it really looks like it could take a real beating without giving trouble it looks great and it would definitely be a cab for the road without a backup because it just seems so solid and dependable

$230 for this cab definitely one of the best deals youll ever find

i dunno

when i saw this cab i thought it looked beastly and then i saw the price and i nearly died i mean this thing looks great

shredder

death metal, punk, rock , old skool metal , metalcore, hardcore

I came off of owning a small Peavey Bandit 112. So basically anything I was about to buy would be better than that one. I looked for, searched for, and played any kind of amp I could get my hands on. I was dead set on a Fender Deville for that sound. But then I tried this one, and gosh, I came back the next day to play it again. Best amp I have ever owned and it's such a small investment, for such a big investment!!!

Not much here, but who cares, all I need or want is on it. Casters, stereo and a very well built 4 x 12" cab. Nice.

Upon close inspection of my cabinet. I could tell that pieces were glued from the factory. But that's just the outer vinyl. It's built very nicely, with the steel front grill, protective corners, and heavy duty casters!

The best value...PERIOD. Words just aren't enough to explain.

I've never dealt with the company but I don't think I want to because it's all the way in Germany. But from research, I think they just opened a new plant in WA.

It's not the prettiest thing in the world, but what do you expect from a cabinet that's built for road wear! It looks like to me, but the rugged, toughly built cabinet is sexy to me!

Active Musician

Christian Rock

I can't rate it at a 10 yet because I've only used (and heard) it with one head, a Crate GX1200H. With this its just great. Since there is basically 2X the power of a regular 212 it gets loud very quickly, but it has a very nice full sound to it.

It comes "as is". All thats in the box is the cab and a pack of wheels that slide in on the bottom. It has a mono/stereo switch for use of either 8 or 16 ohms. Be sure you buy 2 speaker cables if your using 8 ohms. Doesn't really need features, its a 412 cabnet. Thats what you need for your amp head.

This is the only 412 cab I've ever owned and I can say that it holds up very well. Looks very sturdy (and is: my friend decided one day that he was going to get up on top of it and stand there for a while, and he weighs something like 150 lbs.), so it definately takes the weight. Completely gig-worthy. Would use it without a backup, but since I do have a backup amp, it comes along too. "On the road" use I think it totaly permissable.

At the price I bought it and its available for, you cant get a better deal on new equipment. It could definately sell for a higher price.

Never had a problem.

It looks good and sounds great. The only thing is I wish it had a cloth cover over the speakers (behind the steel grill). Dont think I would buy it just for its looks, but its sound and price definately. Obviously people that have Marshall or Mesa are not going to think this good about a Behringer product, but this is just as good to me.

Rock, Metal

The sound is great, the 4 jensen speakers give the sound and the quality of a 2000$ bottom. usualy i play in my basement in a room with a carpet floor and even in this room the sound of my lovely ultrastack is amazing. if you do stage or show it will give you the best quality sound for the price and i promise you that you will not be disappointed.

you know that is a bottom so usualu there is not much special features. but the ultrastack have a high quality speakers and a really great strong construction. the easy switch momo/stereo is also useful ans simple.

the only things that are cheap are the weels. i am unable to moove my bottom without doing a long black stripe on the floor because of a blocked weel. except this little default the quality of the ultrastack is really good.

even the price will be twice i thing i would baught this bottom. the price is just like free!! the rest of behringer product are also really low price but high quality.

i never dealth with the company but my oncle does. his amplifier did not work. he just send it to the company and he recived a new one. they ask no question and they give some little gifts to appologise. the service was a bit long.

the ultrastack was not the first bottom that i tried. I tried the peavey 5150, the ibanez *?%$%?, a randall with celestions speakers and a laney bottom of a 800$ value. The ultrastack was the best of all!!

rock/metal/grunge/punk

I'm very impressed with the sound of this. It's very loud. Would put it up above the marshall cab that's at 300. I'm running a marshall MG100CD through it. At first it was a little high, and not enough low, but it seems to be getting better. I've just adjusted the eq, and the speakers are wearing in. Sounds real nice with clean. Did I mention it was loud? At half volume you can hear your ears crackling like crazy. I keep it at about 3/5ths.

Not really many features. The wheels are good. They pop in and pop out if need be done. They don't lock in.. just kinda sit in there, yet don't fall out.

Grand. Behringer always seems to have good quality. Very solid. It's a hundred pounds, but it doesn't feel like it.

10+. This is a great cab for the price. There's a reason so many have bought it.

Don't need it.

Of course I do. If need be done, I'd get another.

everything.

Good music.

No Brainer. I've TRIED to blow these on a 50/50 watt stereo tube amp and it's just not happening. Even if they blew - reloading them would be well worth it at this price - The cabinet shell alone is worth it...

I set my own style...

The sound on this cab. is great, I use a Kustom head and to me I find that there is no better combination for this cabinet.

For the price, this is top of the line, I have had no problems with it what so ever.

Active Musician , Band Director

Rock, indie, emo, techno.

Ehhh sound is overall decent. Paired with the Vampire head, it has a very nice sound, and most importantly, it is loud enough to play a show with. (thats all I really care about from a cab. anyway. The 4 12 in. Speakers are definately loud enough. (I might add, though, that unless you use a speaker cable (NOT instrument cable) The sound will only be mediocre. I noticed a huge improvement when I bought a 20$ speaker cable to connect the head and cab.

Um.. Its a cab... whats there to say. Other than, It came with wheels, which is very helpful, even though they don't exactly turn as well as you'd like, its livable.

Overall I'd say the quality is great. It seems well designed, and build sturdily. It's stood up to the wear and tear of a few shows pretty well. One of the metal corner coverings got a slight dent, which might have been from shipping, I am not sure. But its hardly noticible. Overall very solid construction. The only thing I dont like is that the behringer logo on the front of the speaker grate looks very plastic. From far away it looks fine, but up close it looks plastic. Behringer was good enough to craft a very solid metal speaker grill cover. I play metal, so were constantly flailing our guitars around. A few times my guitar actually hit the speaker covering, and didn't even leave a dent. Very nice. Great quality for the price, even if it wasnt cheap, I'd pay double the price for a cab like this.

You can't go wrong with this price.

I'll give em a 10, because so far I haven't even had to call support.

Its nice. Looks good with the head. Matches.

Active musician in a metal band

Metal/Hardcore/Grindcore/Punk