A totally gig- and recording-worthy combo with the V-AMP preamp!

The Behringer V-AMPIRE LX210 Guitar Combo Amp is a 2x60W stereo guitar combo with 2 - 10" speakers and a 24-bit multi-effects processor. The Behringer V-AMPIRE combo has true stereo operation with either internal or external loudspeakers. There are 32 authentic amp models, 15 speaker cab simulations, and 16 multi-effects. Plus you get 125 locations for storing presets, intuitive rotary controls, and 15 rear-panel connectors for comprehensive routing. MIDI in/out/thru and implementation allows complete MIDI automation through downloadable Windows editor software. For recording or sound reinforcement, Behringer provides the V-AMPIRE with an XLR DI out with ground lift and switchable Ultra-G speaker simulation. A pre-DSP send/return allows dry recording and wet monitoring. The V-AMPIRE also features a frequency-compensated stereo headphone output with adjustable volume and a super-precise adjustable autochromatic tuner. Behringer includes a dual footswitch with your V-AMPIRE LX210 amp.

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

It's high powered, versatile, compact, and also surprisingly affordable. Order today and enjoy the benefits of a top-flight modeling combo!

Behringer V-AMPIRE LX210 Guitar Combo Amp Specifications:

• 24"W x 19-1/2"H x 10-1/2"D
• 48 lbs.

Behringer V-AMPIRE LX210 Guitar Combo Amp

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this is cheaply constructed

Posted by soundman from ina il usa on Aug 13, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: old country

this is the worst amp i ever owned,knobs broke off,in the firdt month,took me a year to get parts,price was reasonable but junky amp,has to many adjustments,i like playin not fiddling aroud trying to get my sound,this thing is a piece of crap

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pretty damn good

Posted by KingofFunkThrash from Akron, OH on Oct 27, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: guitar addict

Reviewer's Play Style: jazz-fusion, funk metal, funk thrash, ska

I just joined my first band a couple of weeks ago. i didnt feel like hauling my half stack around every weekend so my friend let me use his v-ampire. this amp sounds fantastic. i love the high gain models as well as the clean ones. the effects sound awesome too. i use the autowah alot for funk playing. there is one problem though, even when i have the volume all the way down on my guitar, it still gives a ton of feedback. could be the effects. it is not to bothersome anyways. a great amp for jamming on.

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Great value, a few hitches

Posted by LSPAN2K from Virginia on Sep 29, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician - 39 years

Reviewer's Play Style: Christian Rock, Christian Power Pop

I have owned a lot of different tube, hybrid and SS amps over the years and have found this amp to be a great tool, for both recording and gigging. First off, most of the factory presets are too "overdone" and so be prepared to sit down and spend a little time either adjusting the factory presets or simply start building your own.

The amp models seem pretty good to me - I especially like the Tweed, British Hi-Gain, Modern Class A, Blackface and Soldano models. The effects are plentiful, but unless you use Behringer's downloadable editing software (and buying a MIDI-to-USB interface), you can't adjust a lot of the effect parameters. Some parameters are adjustable through the front panel editor, but it's a pain.

As a lot of people have said - the knobs are FRAGILE! I have not broken any of mine, but our other guitarist has popped one off on his. It can be fixed, but it was a very light bump that sent it flying. Otherwise, contruction seems pretty good! Buy a transport case for it if you plan on toting it around.

So, for some very useful amp models, decent effects and not having to mortgage the farm, I have been quite happy with it.

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Good Amp not the Best Quality

Posted by RoGu3 from PR on Jul 23, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Guitarrist/In a Band

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues, Hard Rock, All kinds of Metal

I've had this amp for a while and Im not dissapointed but not too happy with it neither. It arrived in good condition but the next week I was trying to adjust the gain and volume and the knobs just came off (broken)and I was like WTF. Well its a good amp very loud (effects are kinda crap but OK)mine has only 3 knobs left and I try not to get too close to it(it might fall appart) 4 stars for a good practice amp.

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great amp but FCB1010 pedal is a MUST

Posted by Steve from Georgia on Jul 7, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician for 8 Years

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, punk rock, folk, indie, hard rock

I've had this amp for two years now. NOTE: the knobs on this amp are useless and break off very easily, although I take consistently awful care of my instruments. Now I use anything from a pencil to a tip to make adjustments where the knobs used to be. Other than the crap knobs, this amp is great. I owned it for about a year, then bought the Behringer FCB101 footpedal for it, which sat in my closed for six months because the owner's manual is useless, so I couldnt figure out how to program it with the amp. Finally, I found a website with step by step instructions on how to program this amp. Shortly after, I bought a Behringer 4X12 cab, and it's been a great setup since. Another flaw was that the cab simulation function on the amp just stopped working one day. The effects, reverb, and amp models, however, are all superb. I only use a couple of the amp models, but that's because of my music style. I LOVE the 5 different reverbs and the very versatile effects. If the amp is hooked up to a cab, in stereo, the sound becomes much more powerful. I don't think I'd still have this amp if it weren't for the pedal, though. If you're gonna buy this amp, be prepared to learn a lot about programming and stuff if you don't know a lot already, and this pedal is very limited without the pedal. It took me a few months to totally figure out. The sound is all electronic, so its obviously not the best, but if you can make that compromise, you'll get amazing functionality for a great price. If you're thinking about getting into different kinds of effects, but want to know how the sound, this is one thing you can buy instead of 20 things. I think it's way better than Line 6 in quality and price. As far as solid state sound, it's almost as good as it gets.

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