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Published on 11/09/03 at 15:00I bought it from a music store in Finland, because I needed it for recording demos. It was new and its price was 170 .
The modelled amps doesn't sound perfect, but at least for me they are enough good. Effects are enough good for me also. With lots of modelled amps and effects it offers great varity of different sounds, which probably are suitable at least considering the price.
I play mostly rock and pop, maybe some blues, and even metal at times. V-amp2 offers credible sounds for all those styles. I'm pretty pleased with its sounds.
It takes a little bit work to learn to use it well, and because I'm lazy, it is almost too much. Using single effect boxes would be much easier, because they have only one function with each knob.
The lack of power switch is also a bit of a nuisance, but there is quite simple resolution for that problem.
The device is well constructed so it probably won't break right away. The quality otherwise is pretty good too.
It isn't perfect, but it gets pretty close, so it is worth buying, if you need something like this for making demos for example. It is also great for practising.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
The modelled amps doesn't sound perfect, but at least for me they are enough good. Effects are enough good for me also. With lots of modelled amps and effects it offers great varity of different sounds, which probably are suitable at least considering the price.
I play mostly rock and pop, maybe some blues, and even metal at times. V-amp2 offers credible sounds for all those styles. I'm pretty pleased with its sounds.
It takes a little bit work to learn to use it well, and because I'm lazy, it is almost too much. Using single effect boxes would be much easier, because they have only one function with each knob.
The lack of power switch is also a bit of a nuisance, but there is quite simple resolution for that problem.
The device is well constructed so it probably won't break right away. The quality otherwise is pretty good too.
It isn't perfect, but it gets pretty close, so it is worth buying, if you need something like this for making demos for example. It is also great for practising.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com