Our band has ALL Behringer products for FOH sound. Not one piece of the equipment has failed us in a year, I just purchased this X-over to round out our sound (so we dont have to run bass, kick drum through sub channels) Incredible!! This thing is almost like having an EQ. We have two B215A's and two B1800x pro's out front, this crossover brought it all alive. Our band will now sound like you turned on a stereo...clean, clear and unbelievable volume. We were going to get another set of bass bins...but now we do not need to. I will never play without using a crossover again. This one rocks, and what a great price. GET ONE!

I have had this thing for over a year, and like any cross over you have to be careful. Just one little twitch of the knob turning too high, and you will blow your speakers. I own many pieces from behringer including studio monitors, boards, di's, and even a few amps and NONE of it has crapped out on me the few years I have had it. Behringer may not be the best, but before you try to "push" your gear, do your homework on what can happen if you push your stuff too far and maybe these things wont crap out on you so much?! I am a solid Behringer supporter as are many others. This crossover as worked very well over the time i have had it, no problems. just normal wear and tear as any other product would recieve. but nothing with the knobs, outputs, anything. And this bad boy is used every other day. Great product for a great price, kudos behringer.

Like any product sometimes things don't go great. But Behringer is a consistent deliverer. This crossover has seen shows by Brian McKnight, Collective Soul, to name a few. I use it for quite a few concert applications on the job for the US Armed Forces Entertainment MWR.

I am in a busy rock band in New England and our gear gets moved a lot. This is the second Behringer to fail on us at a show in under two years. Lost the mids on one side, and the sub was in and out on the other. Very frustrating.

This piece of junk gave out on me the day I bought it. I had the sub output going to my jbl 700w sub. So then I play some rap music and bring the levels on the mixer up to see what this sub would really put out. For about 4 seconds my sub sounded similar to someone pounding on a five gallon bucket so I quickly brought the levels down swiched out the behringer with a dbx crossover and the sub still to my horror sounded like a bucket. I utterly cannot express in words how much I hate behringer.