Behringer KXD15 Ultratone 5-stars Reviews

Great Combo

I play a Nord Stage 3 keyboard and guitar in a band, previously going through the PA. Now I can control my sound through this great combo. It's loud but not noisy as I read in another review. Great value for money. Highly recommend.

Good for keyboard and acoustic guitar

I have two of these with my organ and piano, works well also with acoustic guitar, hollowbody also works well. Plenty of volum, but not as much as they say, is it 600w they say? Anyway, no problem to be heard in rehearsal with the band. Nice that you can link them for stereo, gives a nice sound for pads on my rd88, and Leslie sound on my organ, nice effects onboard also.

Great amp for the price

Great amp packed with features for such a reasonable price. Would recommend for sure.

The best keyboard amp ever!

Don't play around with trying to figure out which amp is going to be better for your synth/keys rig, either in the studio or live. The KXD15 is it. Don't even think about it, just get it. The 600W will blow your neighbours away and you'll have your partner telling you to turn down the volume. What I don't like probably is the weight, but that's why God invented trolleys. Recommended Headphones optional.

Excellent all round Amp

Fantastic amp, versatile for both band or solo. Great price. Superb quick service

Good job from Behringer

So far so good. The only thing i could say is that there is no phantom-power on de mic input. But the sound is decent and crisp. Still have to try it full power, that will happen shortly. For this price I don't think you'll find anything better.

Using it with my e-drums and for music in general I'm very satisfied. For the price it's all you could ask for.

I have a problem that sometimes there is a loud and scratchy sound when the FX is on, but I don't use the function and turn it off so it's okay for me. I don't think you should take this PA for the effects or rely on them though, it's not made for that

Move over Roland

I have always used Roland stage amps and I was nervous about using this amp but I was blown away with the quality of the sound, it was clear crisp and handled double bass octaves without muffle. I could by two of these for the prices of the new Roland model I was looking at.

Super versatile and good quality.

I'm two days in on this, but really loving it.

4 channels advertised, but Ch 1 can take XLR/mic and instrument (though they'd share volume and effects), plus you can run external sound, including your computer, through RCA cables on the back. XLR and TRS outputs can also be used simultaneously.

Pretty good on-board EQ and cool effects (100 to choose from) that you can run over channels individually or the whole. It does indeed have a good 88-key sweep and I've been happy with it handling the low end from bass guitar.

I've not compared it with Roland (at 3x the price) but for my needs this is a one-box fix-all. It's a great buy at this price.