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Judas
Published on 01/09/09 at 07:06
Multi-effects numerical modeling (POD-like) entry level, with an effects section (modest).
I think everything has been said in other reviews (it is a POD, but in what Behringer!)
Warning, this is not very strong!
UTILIZATION
Ultra easy configuration, we choose the amp, the EQ, and it plays! basta!
for such effects (although the settings are ultra minimalist, not a multi-effects of a formidable precision!)
never needed a manual, everything is clear and well marked on the unit.
SOUND QUALITY
Good sound quality level is a little older still, and it sounds very synthetic. Are clear and are chattering, of course, but it sounds very cold and a little deaf. I use to work late at night at home in the apartment (with headphones, or monitors), and then when my amp is at the local repeater or on stage.
I would say that it is possible however to get some interesting sounds by looking good, but a good amount of amp simulations are not great. I have the time now not found a convincing crunch (again that sound synthetic and cold).
The effects are pretty average, and it has no power to intervene in many settings.
I had in my possession (for comparison) a POD V2, and I think still the most successful simulations (although I'm not a fan of modeling).
I think it's an interesting device for the beginner guitarist who wants to explore a wide range of different sounds, with minimal investment.
OVERALL OPINION
I have this thing for some years now (3 or 4). What I like is the ability to play with headphones, and ease of use.
I advise my students beginner electric guitar that already has a small amp (either that or a Pod, depending on the budget) to help them discover the range of sounds quite varied at a lower cost.
Mine is in the process of dying (the power supply begins to pull the tongue, and potentiometers are well worn), I do not think that choice again, as I am to invest in an attenuator for my Mesa Boogie.
I think everything has been said in other reviews (it is a POD, but in what Behringer!)
Warning, this is not very strong!
UTILIZATION
Ultra easy configuration, we choose the amp, the EQ, and it plays! basta!
for such effects (although the settings are ultra minimalist, not a multi-effects of a formidable precision!)
never needed a manual, everything is clear and well marked on the unit.
SOUND QUALITY
Good sound quality level is a little older still, and it sounds very synthetic. Are clear and are chattering, of course, but it sounds very cold and a little deaf. I use to work late at night at home in the apartment (with headphones, or monitors), and then when my amp is at the local repeater or on stage.
I would say that it is possible however to get some interesting sounds by looking good, but a good amount of amp simulations are not great. I have the time now not found a convincing crunch (again that sound synthetic and cold).
The effects are pretty average, and it has no power to intervene in many settings.
I had in my possession (for comparison) a POD V2, and I think still the most successful simulations (although I'm not a fan of modeling).
I think it's an interesting device for the beginner guitarist who wants to explore a wide range of different sounds, with minimal investment.
OVERALL OPINION
I have this thing for some years now (3 or 4). What I like is the ability to play with headphones, and ease of use.
I advise my students beginner electric guitar that already has a small amp (either that or a Pod, depending on the budget) to help them discover the range of sounds quite varied at a lower cost.
Mine is in the process of dying (the power supply begins to pull the tongue, and potentiometers are well worn), I do not think that choice again, as I am to invest in an attenuator for my Mesa Boogie.