Look, i love a good deal as much as the next guy. And i bought this cab a few years back cause a good deal is really what i needed. money was tight, my band was starting to play shows, etc. so i needed an inexpensive cab. Well i found this Line 6 Spider III cab, and i loved it at first. But after a few shows, this thing was quite pathetic. If you are just wanting something to jam in your basement with, go ahead and get this. If you want it for shows, i suggest the Peavey Windsor 4x12. GREAT for all tones, no muddy lows (like this Line 6) and crystal clear highs. and its an amazing deal. AND you cant beat Peavey quality and hardiness. so check it out on musiciansfriend.com. i PROMISE it will meet your every musical need.

I got this cab with my line 6 head a while back. This thing cant stand being played at high volumes with a lot of low end distortion. The speakers blew out on me while palm muting while jamming out. I highly don't recommend this cab at all. save your money and buy something else.

I own two of these Line 6 cabs. I run my Spider 3 150 head through both of them. If you use them right they won't break. Plug both cords from the speakers into the head. Not just one. They are great for the price. The sound quality is awesome!! I have yet to have any problems with my cabs.

THIS cab is great if you have a good head. very loud and powerful!!! i got mine in the mail today and right when i cranked into it i fell in love!!!! if you want more powerful sound buy this CAB!!!

I play This with my Fender MH-500 a Gibson SG Special and a Ibanez RG350. I play pretty much all styles from Deathmetal and thrash to Prog-Indie and Screamo. I own this and The Behringer 4x12. This thing beats the behringer hands down. Much more clearer and wayyy louder, even though it has less watts. I love this thing, but I find that when I run it too hard it shuts off. Weird.. I think this is a great value for a starter cab. This will work till I get a Marshall or something.