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Anyone got one? Pro's Cons? I am in the early stages of a new amp and am really digging the idea of a 2 - 10 combo. I am interested in them all right now, but want to be in the 250-400 watt range with ability to add at least another cab (2 - 10 or 1 -15 as an example)

I have read a lot of bad stuff on aluminum speakers....and the reviews on the sellers site aren't exactly stellar....

You get what you pay for ...especially new gear ...
 
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Tell us how you really feel....

BTW, Signature material...check mine, you like?

I'm only guessing, but it sure looks like this thread was started as a ruse to bash Behringer.

I personally wouldn't buy this amp because of it weighs too much (86lbs), doesn't have the features I'd like. And a 1 year warranty isn't good enough for the price these days.

I would only buy any amp from a store that lets you try it out for 30-45 days to see if it fits your needs. I don't know if this site does or doesn't have this.
 
The best sound you can get from a Behringer is to throw it off a roof, when it hits the ground that is the best sound it will ever make.:D

Yeah but keep in mind you will need an industrial strength forklift to lift it up to the roof anyways :p

I'm not saying they're heavy but I remember lifting a Behringer quad into a car once and ended up looking for the 15 groupies I thought must have been stashed inside.... :D
 
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