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Resources: Behringer V-Amp

Behringer V-Amp

Multi-Effects
Maker:  Behringer
Description:  The V-Amp (virtual amplification) is an Amp modeler and Cabinet emulator with a few nice effects thrown in for a very nice price.
Last modified on 12/4/01 by James Woods (2748) in the Equipment: Effects sub-directory
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Overall Rating: 4.0 (of 5)
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Reviewed on 12/4/01 by James Woods (2748)
Rating:
Excellent piece of equipment. Behringer's first shot in the modelling market is a success. The Line6 people should be looking over their shoulders, the V-Amp is hot on it's trail.
Model Year: 2001
Price: $129 (new)
Where Obtained: Mars Music - Atlanta
Features:
Amp Models: Fender Bassman, Matchless Chieftain, Fender Twin, Roland Jazz Chorus, Marshall JTM45, Vox AC30, '59 Marshall Plexi, Marshall JCM800, Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier, Mesa Boogie Mark III, Soldano and some Behringer hybrids based on the amps already listed. Cabinet Emulations: Almost any speaker and cab configuration you could want. Effects: echo, delay, phaser, flanger, chorus, compressor, reverb, wah, noise gate, tremolo and leslie. It comes with a footswitch and is Midi programmable.
Sound Quality:
I play a Strat and a Tele through a 160watt Crate stage amp, a Fender Deluxe Reverb and direct into a Tascam 4-track. The amp models and the cab emulation are really accurate. I have to admit, I was surprised. This unit delivers.
Ease of Use:
Very easy to program. I had a personal tone dialed in after about 5 minutes. An intuitive face allows you to begin right away. One thing you want to be aware of and is my only complaint, so far. Most everything is editable on the face of the unit except cabinet emulation. Which means, if you walk up to one of these in the store and dial up an amp without editing the cab configuration, you'll be very dissapointed. It never occurred to me how the amp/cab combination could make or break a tone.
Durability:
I haven't had it long enough to make a call so, I'm giving Behringer the benefit of being a respected manfacturer of top notch studio equipment.

These other members have submitted reviews of this resource:
 • 4 Star Review - Nathan Milligan (32) - 10/31/04
 • 3 Star Review - Michael Laurance (1846) - 1/7/08


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