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I played a jam some time ago, where the bassrig were all Behringer. A Ultrabass 3000-something head and a 410 with alu speakers. I must say this sounded really bad. No headroom, no highs, no lows, no response at all. All IMO of course
I shall have pics of my gear in a few days, all my gear is at my school now, we had a botb, we won!![]()
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anywho, I also have that 60hz hum from the bx4500h, how can this be resolved?
I'm looking at a used Behringer Ultrabass BX3000T, to pair with a set of 2x10 and 1x15 cabs. The reviews on this site are all pretty favorable for this specific amp, but I've also seen other posts where people say "anything but Behringer".
So what gives??
I'm new to the amp/gear selection process, so still learning all the nuances.
Thanks
16.colorblindbassso any body here love Behringer like i do?
if so sign up and show some love to the Germans
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I have the BX4210A combo with aluminum speakers. Out of all the amps I tried, this one got the sound I wanted. I've brought it to gigs and have gotten (a lot of) comments on how good it sounds! I probably won't buy Behringer again, but this one suits me just great!
(haha, accidentally deleted the post before)
Depending on his reason(s) this might not be the place to answer it and everyone should know what I'm talking about.I don't get it, Big Dan??!!..But...you....won't....buy Behringer again?

Depending on his reason(s) this might not be the place to answer it and everyone should know what I'm talking about by now.![]()
