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Resources: Behringer V-tone GM 108 |
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Overall Rating: 4.0 (of 5) |
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Reviewed on 3/8/05 by
Andrew Sorentino
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Rating: 
I looked at Crate, Roland & Fender. This amp has the ability to get the tones I wanted. Good volume if I need it.
Good price so I think the value for the dollar is there.
Yes, if stolen, I would get it again. |
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Model Year: 2005
Price: $59.99 (new)
Where Obtained: Guitar Center
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Features:
"Analog" modeling for 3 "classic" guitar amps, 3 speaker sims & plus 3 gain modes. Total of 27 different possible configurations.
3 tone controls, referred to as "3-band EQ", treble, mids & bass controls. Master volume as well as channel volume.
CD input for playing along with your CD player.
15 watts is plenty of power, for a practice or starter amp.
8" speaker. |
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Sound Quality:
Using three guitars with it. American Standard Strat, Dean Evo Special Select and Ibanez AG-85-TRD. Great little amp for practicing at home where I don't need a lot of volume but would still like a variety of tones.
Compares good to other amps I tried. Tried a Crate, Roland and Fender. For the money, this was the winner.
Seems nice & quiet at decent volumes. I have not tried to push it, no real need to. So it is clean when I want it & decent distortion when I need it. |
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Ease of Use:
Very simple controls. 3 switches on the front to select the style of amp, speaker type & gain. Add the 3 tone controls and it's real eacy to dial in the tones you want. |
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Durability:
Have only had it for one day. But if it's like the other Behringer stuff, it should do well. I have a Bass amp & pedal board. All are made well. This will probably stay at home for practice.
Overall appearance seems to be decently built. |
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