I've had this cab for nearly a year. Gigged, dragged back and forth to rehearsal...great cabinet. Bought this only because it was affordable and really needed a stereo cab...without breaking the bank. Now I'm thinking of getting a second cab. Only complaint is the tolex seems to damage very easily...but it hasn't been babied either. Never had a problem live/rehearsal/studio wise...so don't be afraid to sink some cash into this. I've played all types of cabs from Marshall, Peavey, Crate, etc. Was glad that I was able to avoid paying for a name and still get a good product.

this cab has done me great good. i still use it. it is great with certain pedals to get the deep grown call that i need. it sounds great for death metal or anything of that matter jsut because of its lead channel and line that it can give you. if you play a heavier style of music this is really the thing for you. it will simply blow you away. it has one of the best prices on the markey to and for it quality defintily worith it. and great for live venues.

Well, 99% of the time, the saying "you get what you pay for" is true. But occasionally you come across items in which the price will deceive you. At first I though, for such a low price, this thing won't get me very far. WRONG! This cabinet is everything a high end guitar cabinet is, without the big fat price tag. This thing is durable, rich in tone, VERY VERY LOUD, and looks beautiful. Please let me reiterate on the power of this thing. I play guitar in a punk rock band and this thing shakes the whole house top to bottom, and I only have one cabinet hooked up to a Randall head. Get two of em to make a fullstack, and you just might blow the roof off. I have played at venues with this halfstack and this cabinet provides plenty of power, much more than needed. Although, more doesn't hurt. As I said before, I play this thing on a Randall head. I haven't heard the best things about Behringer's guitar heads. I know their bass heads are reputable for sure but their guitar heads are pieces (so Ive heard). But the cabinet is worth it. For the money you cannot loose. After I bought this thing and played on it a few times I though, why do people spend $$$ on a Marshall cabinet when this thing sounds just as good, but for about one third the price? Also this cab is heavy, VERY HEAVY, close to 100 pounds. Whether that's good or bad is up to you. In my opinion it's good because it's durable and got some quality to it. Overall, to sum it up I would say if you are a rocker looking for something to start up with without breaking the bank, get this. It's cheap, sounds great, and is made with quality.

I've owned this cab for alittle under a year know and love it! My casters haven't failed me yet but I did spray some WD40 on them before I gigged it....I use a V-Ampire 112 as my head and rock it to death and it keeps on screaming. I love it its cheap and it rocks Buy it!

I'll have to admit, I was quite surprised. I play in a christian punk/ska/nerdcore band (yes nerdcore, we're called Archie)and the lead guitarist uses this cab. It is amazingly punchy with distorion and the ska rhythms are extremely clean and clear. I play a marshall avt 150 half stack and the tone in this thing has potential to be just as good. Definite buy for people on a budget.