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With 180 Watts of power, you'll never run out of horsepower. This 4-channel PA/keyboard amplifier enclosed in a bass reflex cabinet has a special, beefed up 12" BUGERA woofer and a custom-made 1" tweeter, delivering clear, clean sound that's ideal for larger gigs. We've included an internal 24-bit digital FX processor with 100 awesome presets including reverb, chorus, flanger, delay, pitch shifter and various multi-effects. All in all, the ULTRATONE K1800FX offers a perfect balance of power and value in a sturdy, gig-ready package-at an unbelievable price! |
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K1800FX Ultra-Flexible 180-Watt 4-Channel PA System / Keyboard Amplifier with FX and FBQ Feedback Detection
General Description
Our revolutionary FBQ Feedback Detection System immediately indicates any feedback frequency and lets you combat feedback at your finger tips. Enjoy full 4-channel stereo operation with separate volume and FX Send controls per channel, plus there is an additional XLR mic input on channel 1 for direct connection of dynamic microphones. Use the dedicated 7-band graphic EQ to give your sound your very own edge. |
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1 found helpful, 6 found unhelpful.
Ok but not loud
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by bill
6/21/2007 7:48:35 PM
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Musical Experience:
semi-pro
Style of music:
rock
Hometown
chicago
It's a good monitor when you can't trust the mix.
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10 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
A Step Up for Behringer
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by Brian
6/29/2006 1:12:34 PM
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Musical Experience:
Hobbyist
Style of music:
Rock/Jazz
Hometown
Clemson, SC
I'm using this amp to replace a Behringer KX1200. The KX1200 tends to be very boomy on the bass and very bright on the treble. The K1800FX is just as loud as the KX1200, and has a much tighter sound, i.e. less boomy and clearer across the spectrum. It is significantly smaller and lighter than the KX1200, and the metal grille is a big improvement. Straight out of the box, the tone seemed a little muffled, but I was able to easily adjust the sound to my liking with the 7-band EQ. I haven't used the effects yet, and I don't plan on using them much. I also haven't tested vocals with the amp yet, but the feedback detection system and XLR input make this a great candidate for PA duty.
Dislike: the small plastic knobs on top of the amp - they seem likely to break and they do not have enough clearance from the top of the amp. I'll have to be careful to not put anything heavy on top of the amp.
Overall, this is a terrific amp at a great price. Behringer products have been reliable for me in the past (I've only had to replace a blown speaker on the KX1200). Behringer took a long time getting this product to market, but the wait has been worth it.
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9 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
what a powerful, clean, little monster!!
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by gene
(genvarsh1@msn.com)
6/24/2006 5:21:37 PM
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Musical Experience:
keyboard player,pianist,music teacher
Style of music:
jazz, pop, classical
Hometown
philly
To sound like that for that price it's simply amazing. Behringer did it again. Trust me, I know good sounding keyboard amp when I hear it. I heard new alesis amp, new fender amp, new baretta. They all just don't have it. Behringer 1800 simply above all of them. First of all this amp is very clean and quiet. Sound is clean in bass and highs. Plenty of power and very compact.
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14 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
what a powerful, clean, little monster!!
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