Record directly into your PC or Mac with built-in USB port.

With the Behringer iAXE393 USB-Guitar you can use the built-in USB port to jam with MP3, WAV, AIFF and OGG songs or backing tracks on your PC or Mac. You'll enjoy immediate access to Guitar Combos Behringer Edition from Native Instruments—the leading authentic guitar amp and stomp box modeling software.

The package also includes Kristal 16-track music production and Audacity editing software that work directly with your PC or Mac computer. An ultra-low latency ASIO driver for PCs is included.

Stereo headphone output lets you jam with your computer and can also be used for monitoring with active monitor speakers.

Variable speed file playback function for MP3, WAV, AIFF and OGG audio files—perfect for easy learning and practicing.

Powered via USB—no additional power supply required.

Top notch electric guitar features a 22-fret maple neck, solid body, chrome machine heads, 3 single-coil pickups, 5-way switching and vintage vibrato bridge. The guitar can also be used with any traditional guitar amplifier.

High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life.

Includes CD, USB cable, adjustable guitar strap, and 3 picks.

Behringer iAXE393 USB Electric Guitar Features:

• Guitar:
• 22-fret maple neck
• Solid body
• Chrome machine heads
• 3 single-coil pickups
• 5-way switching
• Vintage vibrato bridge
  
  Software:
• Guitar Combos Behringer edition from Native Instruments
• Kristal 16-track music production
• Audacity editing
• ASIO driver

Behringer iAXE393 USB Electric Guitar Includes:

• CD, USB cable, adjustable guitar strap, and 3 picks

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not bad with some work

Posted by Anonymous Musician from NW Florida on Jan 27, 2010

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: classic rock, blues

I have the regular v-tone package,got it a few years backs, and surprisingly,I have had good experience with it.The neck is great, the frets are well done, the bodywork is what you would expect from a lower end manufacturer.I do agree about the tuners and pickups, and luckily had a spare set of tuners and pickups to replace them with. Did a full setup on it, and it plays great now. A good guitar to learn on both playing and maintaining.

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Worthless

Posted by Larkhillv from PA on Oct 8, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobby/active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock/progressive/metal

Like many of the previous reviews have said, this guitar is utterly shotty. The pickups are absolutely horrible and it doesn't stay in tune at all. The frets buzz like it's their job, and the materials just feel so cheap when you're holding and playing it. The whammy bar is very cheap feeling, too, and it creaks a lot in its socket. For the price, you might as well just save up a little extra cash for a cheap Fender, Ibanez, or Squier for a first guitar. This piece of junk hardly constitutes as one.

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barely good for a starter

Posted by Robbie from kentucky on Oct 2, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: metal, rock, blues

when i first got this guitar 5 years ago, it stayed in tune, tremolo bar was intact, and there were no dead frets. a year later, i bought a replacement tremolo bar and when i went to dive bomb the bar snapped at the base were it screws into the guitar making the tremolo bar feature unusable. recently the tuning pegs started coming out of tune, to fix this, i tried lowering the action. Bad mistake! once i started to lower the G string, the small screw striped, non of the other strings will lower and this one wont raise back up, thus making techniques like sweep picking and arpeggios extremely hard to do. (who would attempt the on this guitar anyways). a little after that, i noticed a couple of dead frets that i assume had been there since i purchased it, im only now finding them because im learning on the high part of the neck were i have never had experience with before. in my opinion, don't get this guitar. its not a begging guitar, or a recording guitar, it sounds terrible when played back using an audio program.

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i have the guitar in 5 years ago and it...

Posted by Anonymous Musician on Aug 12, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock

i have the guitar in 5 years ago and it sounds good it is still new

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not worth it

Posted by jacksonforlife654 from pennsylvania on Jun 25, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: 3 year guitarist

Reviewer's Play Style: hair metal/thrash metal

the pickups suck, the bodys cut like crap, the necks warped, it dosent stay in tune even with brand new strings. its a rip off for the fender , or squire witch is the way to go for a first. oh yeah , the frets buzz too. and the bodys like 45 feet thick. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY< YOU WILL NOT LEARN ON THIS!!

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