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  • MGR/RobertMGR/Robert

    Behringer V-Amp Virtual Amplification

    Behringer V-AmpPublished on 09/07/04 at 15:00
    I bought it from Music Stop in Moncton for $100 (can).

    I like the overall design,most of the effects(some really cheezy).The price was great.That it is beyond the technical abillities of normal guitar amplification.

    First i'll start with one thing,where's the power switch?it's a real pain in the ass to unplug this device everytime your done playing it.Then there's the drive power(where is it)distortion sounds like im playing through a $5 amp.I really hate the fact that its useless with 95 % of ams on the market.They have only one input and the ones with 2 are not equal.so the only way to bennifit from the two channels of your product is to use 2 amps like i do.

    Construction and design ar…
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    I bought it from Music Stop in Moncton for $100 (can).

    I like the overall design,most of the effects(some really cheezy).The price was great.That it is beyond the technical abillities of normal guitar amplification.

    First i'll start with one thing,where's the power switch?it's a real pain in the ass to unplug this device everytime your done playing it.Then there's the drive power(where is it)distortion sounds like im playing through a $5 amp.I really hate the fact that its useless with 95 % of ams on the market.They have only one input and the ones with 2 are not equal.so the only way to bennifit from the two channels of your product is to use 2 amps like i do.

    Construction and design are great,if they spent as much time on the sound and the other flaws as they did on the design concept they might have gotten some where.Also what did the do different on the v-amp 2 has all the same options as mine.

    I use mine daily and found ways to compensate for it's flaws.I run my guitar to the v-amp then run the left output to a crate gx-65 and the right output to a peavey backstage plus and the headphone output to my pc for recording.I use the v-amp for vocal effects as well and its great for that.But if your on a budget this is for you but i wish i ciuld have gotten the line 6

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • MGR/HLJjrMGR/HLJjr

    Behringer V-Amp

    Behringer V-AmpPublished on 02/08/02 at 15:00
    Purchased from the Guitar Center for $129. My goal is to branch out into home recording (on a low budget approach). I currently have a Marshall practice amp with limited "tricks" (but sounds great) and wanted to experience the sound and feel of numerous effects without the heavy pricetag of individual effects hardware.

    Besides the unit itself, this came with a storage/carry bag and a foot pedal (all for $129!). First time use was amazing. I suppose for the purists, there's nothing like the real deal, but I was blown away by the vast array of sounds available. It'll take a while to work thru all the possibilities, I'm especially looking forward to building some personal presets with dif…
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    Purchased from the Guitar Center for $129. My goal is to branch out into home recording (on a low budget approach). I currently have a Marshall practice amp with limited "tricks" (but sounds great) and wanted to experience the sound and feel of numerous effects without the heavy pricetag of individual effects hardware.

    Besides the unit itself, this came with a storage/carry bag and a foot pedal (all for $129!). First time use was amazing. I suppose for the purists, there's nothing like the real deal, but I was blown away by the vast array of sounds available. It'll take a while to work thru all the possibilities, I'm especially looking forward to building some personal presets with different cab/amp combinations.

    At this point, I can't think of anything I don't care for. If it holds up, I'll be grinnin'.

    Before I bought, I read a number of concerns about build quality. Looks plenty rugged to me. No gripes here.

    What a boot in the pants for little cash. Now I just need to learn all the various capabilities.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • Pv44Pv44

    Behringer V-AmpPublished on 09/03/02 at 08:02
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    The most part of the effects pedals are found in the V-amp 2. In addition, they are better.
    The main advantage is being able to connect an electric guitar and a headphone and be able to play all existing sounds (Dire Straits ACDC through the funky jazz, dance ...).
    Although if sr and more on the industry (like me) on a micro computer, then l is even better because with the Internet can Tlcharger dozens and dozens of sounds and incorporate them into the V -Amp 2. It really is the feet.
    In my case, I plug my Gibson Lespaul and I play (without emmer neighbors ..) in the garden or in a pice of the house.

    UTILIZATION

    The manual is simple. The only problem is when you want to dis…
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    The most part of the effects pedals are found in the V-amp 2. In addition, they are better.
    The main advantage is being able to connect an electric guitar and a headphone and be able to play all existing sounds (Dire Straits ACDC through the funky jazz, dance ...).
    Although if sr and more on the industry (like me) on a micro computer, then l is even better because with the Internet can Tlcharger dozens and dozens of sounds and incorporate them into the V -Amp 2. It really is the feet.
    In my case, I plug my Gibson Lespaul and I play (without emmer neighbors ..) in the garden or in a pice of the house.

    UTILIZATION

    The manual is simple. The only problem is when you want to discovering new sounds via the Internet and thus a micro computer. We must go to the website of Berhinger Tlcharger and a small ad hoc program to operate with a microphone. Once the manip connate, the PIE D. Before I had a Gibson with my marshall 100 w lamps and the problem is that for the sound of my guitar prfrs had to play hard and the more I sound marshall only (dj c'tait not bad). L I can play softly and get sound Hendrix, Deep Purple, even with a Gibson, then the computer Bravo).

    SOUND QUALITY

    Some effects are a blast and are unbearable for the fun and show the extraordinary powers of the V-amp. If anything wrong, everything is OK.
    The vritable problem now is to keep its good because we love all the sounds are great and 95% must choose.

    OVERALL OPINION

    I've had 10 days and I can not do without. What's great is that it is very small and that for my next vacation I take him with me if Gibson enters the car.
    I have not tried other models. The seller told me that I was a great buy (+ 200 €). I trusted him ... and now I must find my old age (43) ct of Nantes to oxen and one can have fun.
    a +
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  • koak38koak38

    Behringer V-AmpPublished on 11/01/06 at 13:41
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    - 2 knobs, one for amp simulations, the other for the effects
    - Several ways: noise gate, cabinets (simulates Bafle), type of reverb ...
    - 1 input jack
    - 2 stereo outputs so
    - Supply
    - Entry to the pedal
    - Tuner ...

    UTILIZATION

    Relatively simple to use even if the manual is very helpful at first to recognize the type of amp and to access certain menus (noise gate ...).
    If not, we understand very quickly the fonctionnemnet (more than other products of its kind).

    SOUND QUALITY

    I bought it, telling me that I will change probabelment later for something better but I do not separate more. However, I do serves as certain types of amp and effect:
    - "Rectified"…
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    - 2 knobs, one for amp simulations, the other for the effects
    - Several ways: noise gate, cabinets (simulates Bafle), type of reverb ...
    - 1 input jack
    - 2 stereo outputs so
    - Supply
    - Entry to the pedal
    - Tuner ...

    UTILIZATION

    Relatively simple to use even if the manual is very helpful at first to recognize the type of amp and to access certain menus (noise gate ...).
    If not, we understand very quickly the fonctionnemnet (more than other products of its kind).

    SOUND QUALITY

    I bought it, telling me that I will change probabelment later for something better but I do not separate more. However, I do serves as certain types of amp and effect:
    - "Rectified" for fat distortion with the compressor
    - "Tube preamp" with a bit of reverb (reverb attention to ... it increases the sound funny) to vintage rock sounds.
    - "Clean" for clean sounds christallins (not great though)
    - The others are a little rough
    The effects are good but should not ask too much.

    I use it with a Gibson "The Paul II" (I love) and a tube preamp "tubeman". With that I sound a madman (both vintage and modern ...).
    I use it to record but also on stage as it adds sustain and gain dégueux not.

    PBS: - not used alone on stage (too small and difficult to use
    - The damn switch (pedal) with a latency to move from one sound to another
    - No possibility to store your own sounds

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use the amp for 3 years V
    I have tried many of the same type and c the best value for money (ah behringer)
    if I loose, I buy the head V-tone, it sends and I really trusted behringer since.
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  • duane29duane29

    FRO

    Behringer V-AmpPublished on 07/13/10 at 02:36
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    any kind of effect, preamp quite sound. flanger wah echo delay compressor ...
    No editing with PCs (at least I do not think).
    available MIDI outputs.

    UTILIZATION

    config simple manual clear.
    Editing simple.
    We can not combine several effects.

    SOUND QUALITY

    indeed realistic and effective.
    Drawback: latency of half a second when you change the sound if the preamp is different.

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use it for 4 years.
    Positive, the sound quality simplicity, an audio input that allows me to plug a drum machine on it (jack).
    Negative: The latency, connectivity is fragile (sometimes more than her, am obliged to move my jacks and cracks ...) and it stores more my…
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    any kind of effect, preamp quite sound. flanger wah echo delay compressor ...
    No editing with PCs (at least I do not think).
    available MIDI outputs.

    UTILIZATION

    config simple manual clear.
    Editing simple.
    We can not combine several effects.

    SOUND QUALITY

    indeed realistic and effective.
    Drawback: latency of half a second when you change the sound if the preamp is different.

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use it for 4 years.
    Positive, the sound quality simplicity, an audio input that allows me to plug a drum machine on it (jack).
    Negative: The latency, connectivity is fragile (sometimes more than her, am obliged to move my jacks and cracks ...) and it stores more my program. Wholesale life 3 years. I'll change model
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  • syl2412syl2412

    Low quality but cheap

    Behringer V-AmpPublished on 02/28/11 at 08:55
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    - Multi-purpose stereo chorus, flanger, phaser, rotary, auto-wah, echo, delay, compressor and various effect combinations.
    - Tap / Tempo.
    - 16 guitar amp simulations to 15 freely combinable simulations speakers.
    - Ability to bypass the preamp for simultaneous uses only the multi-effects.
    - Aux in
    - Non editable via PC.
    - Tuner
    - 2 switches pedal up / down


    UTILIZATION

    Usage is very simple and intuitive.
    The LEDs are very useful to see the settings when switching from one preset to another.
    The pedal allows only the up / down as a change in the foot.
    It is not practical if we live more than 2 to 3 settings.


    SOUND QUALITY

    The effects are basic. The simulation al…
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    - Multi-purpose stereo chorus, flanger, phaser, rotary, auto-wah, echo, delay, compressor and various effect combinations.
    - Tap / Tempo.
    - 16 guitar amp simulations to 15 freely combinable simulations speakers.
    - Ability to bypass the preamp for simultaneous uses only the multi-effects.
    - Aux in
    - Non editable via PC.
    - Tuner
    - 2 switches pedal up / down


    UTILIZATION

    Usage is very simple and intuitive.
    The LEDs are very useful to see the settings when switching from one preset to another.
    The pedal allows only the up / down as a change in the foot.
    It is not practical if we live more than 2 to 3 settings.


    SOUND QUALITY

    The effects are basic. The simulation also. It's low end.
    But for the price, you could not complain.

    OVERALL OPINION

    This is a copy of the first generation Pod. Behringer did not do too bad his shot at the time because of the price. I bought it in 2000 or 2001, I do not know too much and sold 2 or 3 years later.
    It is now outdated, I've never had the opportunity to test or to hear the V-Amp 2 nor 3.

    The quality / price was correct at the time.
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