All user reviews for the Behringer Virtube VT50FX

Transistor amplifier
For connectors: one input jack, a headphone output, output for the footswitch, output + input on the back to put an effects loop. Quite comprehensive!
Rated power, we are on the 60 watt, it is rather clean clean but its lack some precision channel saturated.
For the settings, it is more complete: 2 channels (one with a button switch on the amp or with footswitch)
-Clean: gain, bass, middle, treble
-Overdrive: gain, bass, contour, treble, volume
-Effects (activated with a button or the footswitch) chorus + delay, delay, chorus, flanger (that's a knob impossible for the cumulative effect each has four levels and a button to adjust the depth ). In addition to these effects there, there are a reverb (rather well).
And a design resembling a small lamp amps, there is a small button that activates the famous VTC! This system can simulate the sounds of a warm, vintage tube amp. And try to have a lot of lights simulating transistor amplifier is one of the best!

UTILIZATION

For configuration, great! Is easily obtained as a good sound with knobs rather progressive.
For the manual, well ... blah you learn to use it (but hey its still simple).

SOUNDS

This amp is perfect for playing any style of music (with more for big sounds), it is very versatile and metal will be very pleased.
I played it with a Stratocaster, a Les Paul and an ESP, and he is very well.

OVERALL OPINION

The value for money is excellent! Do not wait if you need a powerful amp that simulates many lamps and costs almost nothing for the quality of the amp.
I definitely do it again but this choice by taking the version VT250FX