Bugera speakers

[Thegoodlows]

Don't waste your money I've seen these speakers come apart more times than you would believe. Faulty manufacturing mostly.
Try eminence they have a few cheaper models if budget is your issue.

 

[Johnny Crab]

They work here for what I got them for. When we have very good FOH and monitors provided, I'll skip a backline and use a 1x12 kickback(Behringer amp with a Bugera 12" aluminum speaker) EQ'd to ONLY provide mids/highs. The PA subs and drummer's monitor(s) give me plenty of lows.

 

[almeak]

Any thoughts on this?????

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[Jazz Ad]

Why, yes I have thoughts but a pic is worth a thousand words.
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[almeak]

That's the Behringer right??

 

[Arjank]

Why, yes I have thoughts but a pic is worth a thousand words.
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Wrong glue?

 

[GlennW]

I dig the satellite cone.

 

[seamonkey]

Pictures are of an older cabinet.
The new cabinet linked has a "Powered by Turbosound" label on the front.
It's a different beast entirely.

 

[fdeck]

Pictures are of an older cabinet.
The new cabinet linked has a "Powered by Turbosound" label on the front.
It's a different beast entirely.

A different brand name, at least.

 

[seamonkey]

A different brand name, at least.

Have a look
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"Behringer" once made a speaker that had some problems. As far as I know, they fixed them.

Sometime later, they bought/merged out a big speaker manufacturer "Turbosound". Now they develop new cabinets.

Companies can make better products that they use to. It happens.

The Music Group just built a new R&D lab in the UK. Expect even more.

 

[fdeck]

I know who Turbosound is. Companies can make better products or worse products, with one brand name or another. Radically changing their low end bass speaker designs would make no business sense.

 

[seamonkey]

"Behringer" $350 MDF
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"Bugera" $550 Plywood
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I'm Not going to buy either, so it doesn't matter.

 

[IPYF]

Nice zombie thread.

I gigged the paper cone version of the cab in the picture for 4 years without a scerrick of trouble. Flogged it for $250 of the $380AU I paid for it. I heard that there were common issues with the aluminum coned Behringer cabs but can't speak from experience.

I also had the 115 which took my unrelenting pummeling for 6 years. It did eventually die, but 6 years for $215AU is pretty satisfactory as far as I'm concerned.

 

[grey area]

someone gave me a behringer cab with a bugera speaker and its the only speaker i've ever blown in 40+ years and that was because i unplugged my bass with the amp on, silly me. i did like the rollers though. it was a 15 ally speaker. now sold on with a celestian inside. this was long before i knew about speaker/ cab matching. the new owner aint complained yet.

 

[Steve Dallman]

I've got a couple Behringer guitar cabinets. The speakers are Jensen Mod 70's rebranded Bugera.