A seriously toneful practice amp.

Here's the ultimate practice amp. Cool retro design. 15W, an 8" speaker, and an open-back cab. A great-sounding 3-band EQ and wide-ranging gain let you dial up clean to heavy distortion sounds. Stereo tape I/O and phones out. You can use the tape I/O for direct connection to soundcards for recording on your PC.

Behringer Firebird GX108 Practice Combo Features:

• Cool retro design
• 15W
• 8" speaker
• Open-back cab
• Great-sounding 3-band EQ
• Wide-ranging gain that lets you dial up clean to heavy distortion sounds
• Stereo tape I/O
• Headphones out
• Use the tape I/O for direct connection to soundcards for recording on your PC
• 13"W x 12-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D
• 13.2 lbs.

Don't wait a second longer. Order it right now.

Behringer Firebird GX108 Practice Combo

Write A Review

Average of 23 User Ratings

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Customer Reviews

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Best Vintage Practice and Recording Amp Ever Built

Posted by Bob from Detroit on Feb 3, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 30 year player and veteran of the elecric guitar

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, Jump Blues, Blues, Rock, Country

This is the best vintage practice and recording amp ever built. It has tube like tone, compression, and dynamic response. The speaker and enclosure is well matched giving a sparkly vintage vibe, and the clean sounds like a lot of recordings you have heard. It is a practical amp to use at home because you don't have to turn it up to performance levels to get good tone. That little 8 inch speaker sounds like a 2x12 or 2x10 (actually better at low volumes) and is full sounding ... vintage tone at practice and recording levels.

Don't audition this amp in a noisy music store. Audition it in the lesson room or the back room lounge, where you can hear what it will sound like in your own home.

Do yourself a favor and try it. I don't think you will be disappointed.

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Behringer Firebird

Posted by Goply from Missoula, MT on Sep 28, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Newb playing for about 6 months now

Reviewer's Play Style: anything i can learn

My first amp with my first electric, I've got to say for only $50 its a really nice amp, alot nicer then any other I have seen before, it has a nice leather(pleather) covering on it the adjustment nobs and plugins are all in nice areas, sounds great also It's alot loader then I was expecting, if I saw this amp at a buddies house I would think he paid more for it then this

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Great practice and studio amp

Posted by geezer_rock from Aurora, CO on Aug 26, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist of 38 years

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Blues

The Behringer Firebird GX108 Practice Combo is a cool retro-looking little amp with great sound. It's well-built and puts out a ton of sound for such a small unit. The 3-band EQ allows for good tonal shaping, and the gain control adds some definite kick. I needed something smaller to haul around than my big honkin' Fender amp, and I can still run all my effects loop through this little guy, so not having reverb is no big deal. For 50 bucks you can't beat it, so buy this amp!

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Simply Sweet

Posted by BoscoT from Portage, MI on Jun 28, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 30 year guitarist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, etc.

I continue to be amazed at the quality you can get these days for a small amount of cash. No doubt we owe a thank you to our Asian friends who don't demand high pay. Just picked up this little baby and mated it as a remote to its big brother, a Marshall AVT50. The two sound simply lovely as a stereo pair. Highly recommended. The gain section has plenty of tonal range from mild distortion up to decent metal. Treble, Bass and Midrange controls handle the rest. Excellent loudness from a small amp. A fine little amp for a starting guitarist and an equally fine smaller amp for a 30 year player. Do it!

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Wanted a cheap travel amp

Posted by musicman from The Pan handle FL on May 26, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: what ever get's my mood

Wasn't looking to spend much. Just to take along on camping trips and messing around at small party's. All was impressed with the sound it brought out, and been very satisfied with this amp. It handles my Washburn MG200 with no problem.

View more product reviews »

If you would like to write a review, please see our product review guidelines.

Behringer Firebird GX108 Practice Combo

Read 23 Reviews

We're sorry, this product has been discontinued.

Gold Coverage Protection Warranty: (What's this?)