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A totally gig- and recording-worthy combo with the V-AMP preamp!
2x60W stereo guitar combo with 2 - 10" Bugera speakers and a 24-bit multi-effects processor. There are 32 authentic amp models, 15 speaker cab simulations, 16 multi-effects, 125 locations for storing presets, intuitive rotary controls, and 15 rear-panel connectors for comprehensive routing. MIDI in/out/thru and implementation allow complete MIDI automation with downloadable Windows editor software. For recording or sound reinforcement, an XLR DI out with ground lift and switchable Ultra-G speaker simulation is provided plus a pre-DSP send/return for dry recording and wet monitoring. Includes dual footswitch.
Behringer V-AMPIRE LX210 Guitar Combo Amp Features:
- 32 authentic amp models
- 15 speaker cab simulations
- 16 multi-effects
- 2x60W true stereo operation with internal or external loudspeakers
- 125 memory locations, divided into 25 banks of 5 presets each
- Intuitive rotary controls with dedicated LED indicators
- 15 rear-panel connectors for comprehensive routing to suit any conceivable application
- MIDI in/out/thru
- MIDI implementation includes program changes, control changes, and SysEx, allowing complete MIDI automation through downloadable Windows editor software
- Balanced stereo XLR DI Out with ground lift and switchable Ultra-G speaker simulation
- Pre-DSP send/return for dry recording and wet monitoring
- Extremely low-noise instrument input ensures maximum guitar signal integrity
- Adjustable stereo aux input for line-level signals (CD, soundcard, monitoring, etc.)-can be reconfigured to feed headphones only for in-ear monitoring applications
- Frequency compensated stereo headphone output with adjustable volume
- Super-precise adjustable autochromatic tuner
- Dual footswitch
- 24"W x 19-1/2"H x 10-1/2"D
- 48 lbs.
Behringer V-AMPIRE LX210 Guitar Combo Amp Specifications:| Speaker Type | Bugera | | Type | Modeling Amp | | Wattage | 2x60 | | configuration | 2 x 10" Combo |
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SWEET AMP!!
This amp is great for hard rockers and heavy metal. But it just dosen't have the tone for blues or rock and roll. The effects are great, but the amp styles are lousy. There is no really somewhat clean amp that you can plug a ditortion plus into. But for loud metal players it's great.
Reviewed by rocker5015 on 10/16/2006 who plays classic rock, blues rock.
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Beringer V-Ampire
This is a very nice amp, the effects that are built in are wonderful. You can even plug in a second guitar at the same time to practice with some friends. The quality is decent, just be careful with the knobs they can break if your not careful. This amp is definetly worth the money.
Reviewed by Epselon1 on 8/31/2006 who plays Rock.
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V-amp
I thought this amp was really good it had lots of great effects and i was very proud and pleased with the amp.And its loud!!!I mean LOUD!! I recommond for anybody who wants an amp at a cheap price and a good one to buy this amp.You will be pleased!!!
Reviewed by THATGUY on 8/17/2006 who plays Rock,Alternative,Metal.
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great bargain amp
I have the LX112, and have been pleased with it's features. Not being too picky about your sound helps, because the built-in effects are good, but won't please everyone. No one can tell in a club with the volume turned up all the way, anyway. I like not having to lug around a bunch of pedals, and the connectivity is endless; want more volume? Go through the monitor with the direct-out. I use mine with a 1x12" extension speaker spaced about 4-10' apart for stereo separation, and it kicks a$$ over a half stack. One very bad feature, has nothing to do with the sound or electronics, is the cabinet design. My amp fell face down in the truck while loading on tour, and the control knobs took the brunt of the impact: the reverb knob now only functional when pressure is applied a certain way. If you buy or have this amp, I strongly recommend that you attach some sort of guard to the top so that the cabinet will take the force of an impact and not the controls! In closing, you cannot beat the features and quality of this amp at this price range. I would love to see a 2x12 200 watt version.
Reviewed by surlyoldbill on 1/8/2007 who plays prog rock, fusion, "alternative\.
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I love it
I own a lot of behringer equipment and this is my favorite piece. I am a bass player who enjoys trying other instruments and songwriting. The great variety of sounds and ease of custimization with this unit really makes things fun for me when I pick up a guitar and try to get some songs down. It is pretty loud if you take the time to adjust some of the settings, though I've heard louder amps at the same wattage rating. The connectibility is extensive and all works well. The cabinet is sturdy and strong as are the speakers (after breaking them in) and I have no fears of the speakers blowing or the cabinet falling apart. The ONLY complaint I have is the delay between preset when using the foot pedal or buttons. I hear the midi foot pedal eliminates this problem, but as a hobbyist im not paying over a c-note for the thing. It is not just a delay between presets, the sound CUTS OUT for a half second between them so beware of this. Again I do love this thing but it'd be difficult to use in small gigs if you are quickly chaning presets without investing in the midi foot controller.
Reviewed by Mike on 8/14/2006 who plays Rock.
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