Feature:
Simple stereo/mono switching, sturdy output jacks and a great sound. The factory castors suck, but that's easily fixed with a trip to the hardware store.

Quality:
As I said, this cabinet has been ram rodded by all sorts of head units and has been loaded/unloaded HUNDREDS of times. It's built stronger than any other cabinet I've owned. Please take note of the brands I mentioned above. It's a TANK!

Value:
Price to quality ratio is 10 out of 10 for sure. This cabinet exceeds the performance of my $899 Laney cabinet.

Desirability:
It's built rugged and looks great. I especially love the angles that the top two speakers are mounted. Sexy!

Sound:
I bought this cabinet in April 2005 with low expectations based on the price. It's now October of 2008, and after this cabinet has done HUNDREDS of live shows, has been ram rodded by all kinds of head units and been on the road, I have to say that it's AMAZING. I have owned Fender, Mesa, Peavey and Laney cabinets and this one blows every one of them out of the water in terms of sound quality and stable volume. The one I have is Jensen-equipped and it will eat my Laney H/H equipped stereo 4X12 for breakfast.

Ease of Use:
Plug and play. How much easier does it get?

Support:
I have not needed support.

Overall:
No question about it, this is an amazing value. Everything about this cabinet has treated me almost perfectly. Nothing's perfect - that's the reason for "almost."

Feature:
Easily transition from stereo to mono; can chain cabs. Other than that, it's a 4x12.

Quality:
It's a Behringer, so it's not the top shelf product you can find in some other brands. However, it is a SOLID value, sounds great, is very well made, and the Jensen speakers absolutely meet the quality of any competitor and exceeds the quality of many. IMHO, you cannot obtain better quality at the price and would have to considerably exceed this price point to buy a better product.

Value:
Unquestionably the best value in this price range.

Desirability:
It looks GREAT. You definitely get that WOW! response from someone when they see it. (It happens again when they hear it)

Sound:
It puts out, no doubt. This thing will shake the walls. Nice, well-rounded tone under my PMP2000.

Ease of Use:
1. Get some large friends to help you move it. 2. Plug in 3. STEP AWAY from the speaker cab! 4. Jam.

Support:
Never needed them; never called them.

Overall:
I expect this monster to last for a while. My next big gear purchase will probably be another one or the straight up model to go underneath this one. I certainly hope it doesn't die anytime soon, cause I don't want to have to move it again.

Feature:
I see no limitations to the features on the cab. You can set it for mono at 16 ohms, or stereo at double 8's.

Quality:
Fantastic quality. And yes, the casters freeze up after a while. I just removed them, cleaned them, and oiled them, and they're good as new now. I'd call that normal maintenance and no reason for the quality rating to suffer for it.

Value:
I got mine for 200 bucks each and free shipping. (company was running a special) How can you go wrong?

Desirability:
Oh yeah. This thing looks and sounds awesome. I can't wait to play out with it.

Sound:
I use both cabs in a stack configuration set to 16 ohms and cabled to play at 8 ohms together. The sound is warm and loud, is just as good for clean as it is for drive, and makes solid state sound like tube. My bottom cab sounds slightly cleaner (a bit more shrill) than the slant cab, but that one came with the Jensen speakers. No idea why it did, I didn't order the one with Jensens. But together it just makes the total sound more pleasing.

Support:
Never needed service . . . so I don't know.

Overall:
I'll never use another cab. If I fry one of these, I'll fix it myself and continue using it.

Feature:
I like the fact that it runs at 8 ohms in either mono or stereo. It can be connected with virtually any amp you can think of without any problems. If you can only run one connection from your amp, you just have to switch the Mono/Stereo switch on the back of the cab to Mono and all four speakers play with an even output and the cab runs at 8ohms so you don't lose all of your power/volume. I keep seeing people complain about the casters. C'mon folks. Use a little common sense and some silicone spray lube, like the king you would use on an airsoft gun. A couple of squirts of this stuff at every point where the casters turn or rotate and they will work as smooth as silk. You will have NO PROBLEMS with them. I did this and mine roll wonderfully, even on thick carpet. This is an extremely well designed speaker cabinet. Extremely heavy and solidly built. I others are built like tanks, then this one is built like an ANVIL!!!!

Quality:
Like I said, BUILT LIKE AN ANVIL!!!!

Value:
This cab is the best value that you will find anywhere for a 4x12 guitar speaker cabinet.

Desirability:
Looks fantastic!!! I would like a straight model to set under my slant cab.

Sound:
The sound quality of these cabs is fantastic. Right now, mine is sitting 5 feet away from a $1400 Krank Rev 480W 4x12 and the Behringer cab sounds superior. Better, tighter bass, cleaner highs, fuller mids. The Behringer cab gives you the actual sound that your amp is putting out, or your amp and effects, which ever the case may be. The speakers are like a blank slate and deliver very accurate tones to what the amps and effects were meant to sound like. In 25 years of hearing different guitar cabs with various rigs, this one sounds better than speaker cabs costing 5x the price. The Jensen/Bugera speakers are excellent!!!

Ease of Use:
Super easy to get great sounds!!! We even hooked up a Peavey Microbass 20W bass amp plus a Metal Muff to this cab and were able to get fantastic metal tones from it. You could forget about getting any clean tones with this setup, but with a proper amp you will get beautiful searing, clean highs. This cabinet sounds great whether you're playing nice clean tones to downright raunchy rock tones or skull splitting, mid scooped metal tones. It does whatever you want it to and it does it well.

Support:
Haven't used them personally but have heard good things.

Overall:
I would buy this cabinet again and again and again!!! I lucked out and got the last one available from the store I got mine from.

Feature:
Mono-Stereo switch two input for left and right speakers, heavy as hell but its not a problem.

Quality:
durable

Value:
I paid 300 with a 1 year warranty

Desirability:
Id keep this over anything

Sound:
Amazing..crazy bass!

Ease of Use:
Plug in the speaker cables from ur amp or head and ur set.

Support:
Covers anything even if its my fault

Overall:
Amazing cab, loud, strong

Feature:
As I mentioned, I love the JENSEN speakers in the Behringer slant cab. I also should point out the cabinet is a stereo cab with the top two speakers angled away from each other to enhance the stereo effect. I also use the cab in mono with just a flick of the switch located on the back of the cab.

Quality:
Stronger than a Marshall cab and a bit more weight to handle low notes. Comes with honey comb strong metal grill to protect speakers and looks smart.

Value:
Great cabinet and it just happens to be inexpensive. I might buy a second cabinet to keep one at home and the other at rehearsal space.

Desirability:
It looks great!!

Sound:
I have played through many 4X12" speaker cabs including Marshall, B52, Crate etc. and absouloutly love the sound I get with the Behringer that comes equipped with JENSEN speakers. They only have the slant cab that comes this way (WITH JENSENS), which is sad because I wanted to get the matching bottom straight cab.

Support:
I have not had to deal with support issues as I have had no troubles.

Feature:
Nice! Can go stereo! The wheels aren't to great. They stick after a while.

Quality:
I beat this thing up with road use. This thing can handle a lot.

Value:
Blows my mind how amazing these sound for the price. Can't believe it.

Desirability:
Beautiful black with gray around the speakers. Nice shape. Perfect look.

Sound:
Brutal sound yet, can be totally clean and clear. Great for Metal and Hardcore. Sounds good for recording as well but expecially great for live sound. Blows away every other cab I've player with. I mean it! Marshall has nothing on this thing.

Support:
Never had to call. I heard they have terrible support but of well. Think of how reliable the product is. If it breaks, oh well. You can have three of these for one good Marshall and these are better...

Overall:
I will probably use these forever. I can't get enough of these cabs. They are unbelievably durable.

Feature:
4 x 12' Jensons and stereo capability. Coasters are weak but the work ok

Quality:
Its a tank

Value:
I pad 229 usd vs 600 for a Marshall I was looking at.

Desirability:
Really looks and sounds great, built like a tank

Sound:
Sounds great, chose this over Marshall and glad I did. I play a JCM 2000 100 watt thru it, no problem.........

Support:
No problems to report, so its got to be a "10".

Overall:
Best bargain out there for a speaker cab capale of handling high watt amplification