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Behringer Virtube VT50FX Guitar Combo AmplifierBehringer's Virtube combos feature VTC Tube Modeling that gives you the sound and feel of a real tube amp. The VT50FX includes 2 full-featured channels with clean to super-fat distortion sounds, a Contour control for radical midrange sweep, and an amplifier section that delivers 50 Watts of brutal power. The VT50FX also features an integrated digital FX processor for great reverb, chorus, delay, etc. and a custom-made Bugera 12 inch vintage guitar speaker.
Get the distinctive vintage tube sound with Behringer's revolutionary VTC technology. Tube or not tube? With Behringer's Virtube series Combo Amplifiers you don't have to make that decision!
Experience the authentic Virtube sound and get blown away!
Behringer VT50FX Virtube Guitar Combo Amplifier Features
- Powerful 50-Watt, 2-channel guitar amplifier with authentic VTC Tube Modeling
- Awesome digital FX processor with reverb, chorus, chorus/delay, flanger and delay
- Original heavy-duty 12 inch Bugera vintage guitar speaker for classic sound reproduction
- 2 full-featured channels offering everything you need from clean to super-fat distortion sounds
- Independent Bass and Treble tone controls on each channel for awesome sound shaping
- Contour control for radical mid-range sweep—from traditional to scooped modern
- Additional Headphone and Line output with integrated speaker simulation
- Dedicated CD input for playback of line-level signals (e.g. CD player, drum machine)
- High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life
- Conceived and designed by Behringer Germany
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Frank Z from Dover,Pa,USA
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| The quality of the amp exceeded my expectation. I wasn't looking for too much in a amp costing less than 200 dollars. I have done my best Jimi Hendrex impersonation with it and haven't loosened anything or blown anything. Which I have done to other amps in the past. |
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| I have only owned it about a month, but in that time I haven't had any problems or do I see any issues with the amp. |
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| I was looking for a guitar amp that was a little more portable than my tube amp for jamming etc. Bought this because I've had other Behringer equipment and was happy with those. This amp exceeded my expectations. For what I paid for it, it rips. It has enough volume for the settings I wanted to use it in, the tone is good, the separate reverb and effects are an improvement over my previous Behringer amp. The amp looks nice, easy to operate and came with a footswitch- I didn't have to pay extra for it. I didn't want a amp that I could download sound/etc into. I just wanted a plain old guitar amp and I got that and more. |
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