I've used it in small and large rooms and auditoriums for jazz, rock, blues, you name it. It is a very versatile piece of equipment. Great stuff for the price!

Seems more than solid enough to last on the road. The inbuilt wheels that work when you tilt the cab but let the cab sit solidly on terra firma when you are gigging are a great feature. I love the furry stuff on the outside and the grills and handles are also solid.

You can't beat Behringer as far as features and quality for the money.

There is better equipment out there. Everyone has their favorites. But when you think pure value and that means bang for the buck, Behringer has to be in the thought process....

I've emailed back and forth with the company and a bass player emails back ASAP. What is better than that?

Girls want to touch it.

Acitve Musician

Rock/Jazz

The single 15" speaker produces the type of sound I am looking for as I am not looking for too much treble and all the clatter and hiss that goes with it. I use this speaker with the B4500 amp.

Having the two wheels on the side for moving and leaving the speaker flat on the floor for playing was a good idea but the handles are too low for moving. I have to stoop over to move the cabinet. As soon as I can I will put four wheels on the speaker.

The design suits my tastes very well. I was looking for a fundamental 15" speaker and that is what I got.

The 1/4 " speaker input sometimes will not make good contact with the speaker plug.

This speaker is an excellent buy.

I have not had to make any contact with the company.

Active Musican

Comtemporary Christian, Blue Grass, jazz

I am now playing the bass guitar for 50yrs.I purchased two BB115 cabs not for the price but sheer non distorted sound. Value for money and sound. Believe me, I had and played through lots and lots of bass amps.I use my trusted old Fender P and lately my Ibanez edb600. A perfect match.

The cabs should have 4 wheels as I am over 6 ft. tall and have to bend to move the cabs on 2 wheels.I fitted 4 wheels. Works like a charm.

Enough sound at a very reduced volume.There are times I tend to be too loud. It has never happened before but I was told to crank down the volume. Amazing.

I think the wood you guys use is cheap and nast7y.It is like compressed cardboard.I also find it difficult to keep the carpet clean.My back up ia a Marshall B150 bass amp.

Value for money.

No, I purchased it in New Zealand.Do I not get a foot switch with my 450w amp that went with the deal? I did not get a foot switch.

Looks good on stage. I use a double stack with a 450w top.My guitar is also black.I must admit that I have seen better amps but I go for what an amp sounds like.I tried more expensive bass bins but it did not produce the sound and quality of Behringer.

Active Musician

Rock and Rock n Roll