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Strong, versatile, and affordable!
With 180 watts of power you'll never run out of horsepower. The Behringer K1800FX is a 4-channel PA/keyboard amplifier enclosed in a bass reflex cabinet. It has a special beefed up 12" woofer and a custom-made 1" tweeter delivering clear clean sound that's ideal for larger gigs. It includes an internal 24-bit digital FX processor with 100 awesome presets including reverb chorus flanger delay pitch shifter and various multi-effects. The FBQ Feedback Detection System immediately indicates any frequency that is feeding back so you know precisely what to adjust. 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 a dynamic microphone. Use the dedicated 7-band graphic EQ to give your sound your very own edge.
Behringer ULTRATONE K1800FX 180W PA System and Keyboard Amp Features:
- Ultra-flexible 180-Watt 4-channel PA System / Keyboard Amplifier
- Powerful 12'' woofer and custom-made 1'' driver for ultimate sound reproduction
- Integrated 24-bit digital FX processor with 100 awesome presets including reverb, chorus, flanger, delay,
- pitch shifter and various multi-effects
- Revolutionary FBQ Feedback Detection System instantly reveals critical frequencies
- Full 4-channel stereo operation with separate Volume and FX Send per channel
- Additional XLR mic input on Channel 1 for direct connection of dynamic microphones
- Dedicated 7-band graphic EQ for awesome sound shaping
- Balanced stereo XLR DI with Ground Lift switch for direct connection to your mixing console
- Main section with FX Return level, Master Volume, Phones level and Shape switch
- Link output allows linking to a slave amplifier for true stereo operation
- Subwoofer output for ultimate low-end power
- CD input allows you to play along to your favorite music
- Separate headphone output—perfect for quiet practicing
- High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life
- Conceived and designed by Behringer Germany
- Inputs
- Line In 1 - 4 1/4" TS connector
- Input impedance approx. 30 kOhm balanced
- Stereo Link In 1/4" TS connector
- Input impedance approx. 20 kOhm unbalanced
- CD In/Aux In RCA connector
- Input impedance approx. 20 kOhm unbalanced
- Mic In 1 XLR connector
- Input impedance approx. 2 kOhm balanced
Outputs - Headphones connector: 1/4" TRS connector
- Line Out: 1/4" TS and XLR connector
- Output impedance: 1/4" TS connector: approx.150 ohm unbalanced
- XLR connector: approx. 300 ohm balanced
- Stereo Link Out 1/4" TS connector
- Output impedance approx. 150 ohm unbalanced
- Sub Out 1/4" TS connector
- Output impedance approx. 150 ohm unbalanced
Equalizer - Type Graphic EQ with FBQ Feedback
- Frequency range 63 Hz / 160 Hz / 400 Hz / 1 kHz / 2.5 kHz
- Bandwidth 2/3-oct.
- Control range +12 to -12 dB
Digital Effects Processor - Converters 24-bit sigma-delta, 64/128-times oversampling
- Sampling rate 40 kHz
Power - Power amp output 180 Watts
- Mains voltage
- USA/Canada 120 V~, 60 Hz
- Power consumption approx. 290 Watts
Dimensions: - 16 7/8" x 19 3/8" x 11 3/4"
- Weight approx. 20.1 kg (44.32 lbs.)
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Behringer K1800FX not for _loud_ playing
I was initially very pleased with my K1800FX, and it worked perfectly at rehearsals and small gigs, but when my band started playing larger gigs, and I needed to bring the volume up, it started cutting out on me completely. I called support, and they said it sounded like my amp was going into "thermal shutoff" mode, where it shuts down the amp to protect it when it gets hot. I was playing loud, but didn't have the volumes up all the way - there is no way this amp should have done that. My 150 watt Peavey KB300 never did that. My recommendation - it's perfect for rehearsals, but I wouldn't trust it at a gig where you'll be playing loud with a band and cranking up the volume.
Reviewed by John on 2/12/2007 who plays Rock.
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After long search,I found it !
I had been looking for a long time for a practice amp worthy of the sound I require,and I finally found it. O.K., now let me explain. I am a guitarist,and I really didn't want to spend big bucks on an amp for practice purposes.
The smaller modeling amps just didn't sound that great.
I have been using a Boss Micro BR,and the COSM sounds that it comes with blow away anything I was hearing on these modeling amps.
I was poking around at GC in the Keyboard Dept. when I came across this mighty little beast.
Aha! I could run my Boss Micro BR thru it,and enjoy all the on board COSM sounds it has to offer.
The bonuses were that it has 4 channels,so I could run a Mic on another channel,play a CD thru,a Drum machine, and even play the Harp thru it.
I had never considered a PA/Keyboard amp until I found this marvel.
It even has 99 Built in digital effects that can be assigned to each channel.
This has got it all, especially if you're looking to do evrything yourself as I do,in the privacy of my home.
It certainly has enough power to do a small gig.
I can't say enough about it.
I am completly satisfied. And oh, did I mention it's loud too !
As with anything you purchase, i may be right for you, or it may not be for you. But this Gem is exactly what the doctor ordered.
Reviewed by Thebigw1 on 2/21/2007 who plays Jazz, Blues, Rock.
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Behringer ULTRATONE K1800FX
I have run in stereo on my rig since 1973. Yep I'm old. I've also "been around" a bit.
I was looking for a smaller rig to use for solo work. I've got a very small 10 channel mixer and thought I look at some small powered monitors/speakers instead of using the extremely heavy JBL floor cab that weigh around 85 lbs. each. They do rock though !! Anyway the powered monitor I was looking at went from around 500.00 and up. Then I strolled into the keyboard area while waiting and discovered this little gem.
The k1800FX (180 watts with a 12" and a horn) comes in slightly over 40 lbs. PLUS it has the added features of a 4 channel mixer (in stereo) and input #1 also has a Lo-Z mic input. That leaves 3 channels (3 stereo with 6 inputs). A nice graphic EQ let's me balance the sound to my taste (which is picky just like everyone else, I want ME to like the sound).
Amp has a "Link" 1/4" out to send to another amp (any amp) and sends it one of the stereo outputs from the mains turning your rig into stereo.
Of course using only the amp by itself will result in a mono mix.
After doing my homework researching this item and reading lots of reviews on many different sites, with a couple of people mentioned buzzing problems (which were repairable - it happens to a lot of amps, not just this model) here's what I decided.
At half the weight of my previous rig (not including the power amps, etc) and at a very reasonable cost compared to powered monitors, I bought 2 of these to run in stereo. Now, here's my reasoning on another level. IF and I say if one should need repair I can still get through a gig with only one as each has a mixer built in.!.!
And here's the best part. It cost me HALF as much. Wow, is that cool or what?
Enjoy, I am... Peace.
Reviewed by Doc Piano on 6/4/2007 who plays You Name It - I play it..
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customer is still right sometimes!!
I recently purchased this amp..used studio's for months wanted one of my own. Found it was on sale and in stock @ GC!! One nite after a session unloaded and discovered that the button fr the processor fx and one of the leds on the eq had become detached
amp was still functional: researched Behringer online..They don't fix they "Exchange" wow what a cool concept they definetly gained my respect and loyalty..GC was cool too they said I qualified for the exchange..and boom I had a new amp ..Thanks GC & Behringer for remembering the customer is always right..the long dollar not the short quick sale will keep your customer smiling and spending w/ you.!!!
Reviewed by Maddan on 5/2/2007 who plays reggae fusion.
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Disappointed User!
I was warned about purchasing a Behringer amp...The word is that they blow up under preasure. I purchased several Behringer outboard products in the past and were satisfied with them. Therefore, i figured those warnings were subjective. WRONG!!! I took my "Brand New" Ultratone K1800-Fx out on a gig yesterday, however, 20 minutes into my performance the amp started making a horrible buzzing and crackling noise. I had to keep shutting it on and off...eventually i could not continue with an auditorium filled with people gathered for a birthday party.
I was performing solo using backing tracks played through my laptop, Vocal mic and my acoustic guitar. I am now embarrased and humiliated for spoiling what had started out being a fun party.
My confidence is "shot" when it comes to risking using another Behringer amp.
Reviewed by on 11/22/2006 who plays Variety.
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