• Great Price. Great Pedal.

  
  As reviewed by Brandon on 6/7/2010

  Are you one of those people who are dying to get amazing amp effects, but cannot afford to spend hundreds of dollars? Well, you just found the right pedal. The Behringer X V-Amp is an amazing multi effect pedal. I have been using it for about six months, and could not be more pleased. 5/5 Variety: There is a huge variety of effects available on this pedal. Wha, acoustic, you name it! This pedal has 99 customizable presets, so you can switch to any effect easily. Durability: This pedal seems to be very durable. It is not made of cheap plastic. It is made of metal. 5/5 Compatibility: This pedal is compatible with any amp. To set it up, you just plug your guitar into it, and plug another cable from the V-Amp to the amp. Please note that the V-Amp does not include the additional cable. 5/5 Sound: The sound quality is extremely high. When I plug my guitar into it and use the wha effect, it sounds like an authentic wha pedal. When I use the acoustic effect, it almost sounds like a real acoustic guitar. 5/5 Price: This is probably one of the best priced pedals on the market. It eliminates the need to buy hundreds of dollars worth of equipment. 5/5 Overall: A great buy for any guitarist wishing to save money.

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• Awesome Guitar Pedal/Effects

  
  As reviewed by JonG on 10/27/2008

  This is an awesome guitar processor/pedal. In my opinion, even though it offers less sound options than the other two versions of the V-Amp, this is the best one because it is just so portably and user friendly. I recommend this product to anyone who wants to be able to make their guitar make some awesome sounds and doesn't want to have to lug around a bunch of stomp boxes. The sound quality is absolutely amazing and the only drawback is that you are limited when playing live shows since you can only use about three effects at a time(unless you have some guy switch the effects knob for you). But if you are just recording and practicing at home this is a guitar players ultimate weapon.

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• For the price, great!

  
  As reviewed by Upfrunt on 8/10/2011

  I payed around 70 bucks for this, and if you're low budget and you just want to experiment with sound, this pedal is good for you. The amp models are nice, though I didn't find much I liked about the lower gain models. I really liked the hi-gain models. The pedal takes a little getting used to, but its pretty user-friendly. It didn't take me long to figure it out. The cons of this pedal are as follows: The expression pedal doesn't do a lot. Pretty much, it takes you from the low end of your range to the high end. It doesn't do anything in between. Because of this, the wah effect isn't very good. I rarely used the expression pedal. Also, the pedal isn't extremely sturdy. It lasted me awhile for in-home play, but it wouldn't do for gig-work. If you buy it, be careful not to get the cable caught in the expression pedal. This can do a lot of damage. Thirdly, there is very limited effect range. I mean the amount of time an effect will run. For example, when using the flange effect, I couldn't get it to last more than a few seconds without repeating. I wanted it to last 10 or 15 seconds sometimes. Lastly, I've had it for a couple of years, and all of the sudden, I started getting a whole bunch of feedback that wouldn't go away. The pedal works, but the feedback makes it virtually useless. For all these limitations, the pedal is still a good pedal for the price.

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