You....**** off!

No really....**** off!!




"Hittmann" wrote in message
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Hi, guys, I'm also using Behringer gears for years and they are still
in perfect use.

What I use at the moment very often are behringer's small guitar combo
Firebird GX108 for practising in a small room and V-AMPIRE in a
rehearsal room. Behringer GX108 seems to be now out of catalogue?? but
hey, it's awesome. Just plug into it and turn up the volume! The big
sound direct in the face. EQs are very delicate and you can set the
various tone with them easily. Tone change is not so soft, but not too
sharp. Very precise, I'd say. I sometimes add a distortion and delay
effects in betweend and it also helps to get fun with this small
combo. I actually didn't expect this combo would sounds sooo good in
my small room when I just tested it in a store, but I really liked its
vintage design and the simplicity it has and I bought it. This GX108
turned out to be a perfect fun-maker for a free-time chopping, you
know.

I'm also very curious about Behringer's V-Tone GM108. It's also a
small combo with 15 watt and it looks not so smarty, but its analog
modeling function sounds very interesting... 70 USD for this small
thing alone is a bit expensive, but I'll try to test it somewhere if
possible. It might be a good idea that I buy the behringer v-tone
guitar pack as the amp is included in this package and give someone
(maybe my nephew?) as a present. Then I can test it easily, hehe.

About my BEHRINGER V-ampire, I just like it as it is although I myself
still have some difficulties to figure out how to controll all these
effects and MIDIs. I don't own any MIDI-footswitches, so I just plug
my guitar directly into the box and play. I bought it a few weeks ago
as my friend in Japan told me it sounded awesome when it was presented
at music fair out there in the last autumn. I didn't have prior
testings but it was a love at the first glance, I couldn't help myself
from ordering it right after I checked it out on Behringer website and
saw the features. The price for these functions are simply
impossible!! The reason why I'm totally attracted at Behringer's
products are its price in the first place. Some people are talking bad
about behringer and I don't know what's happening or has happened to
them before, but I really don't care such things. The most important
thing for me is to get good quality products for a fair prices, which
behringer does. If you own an amp like Vampire, you just can't
complain anything. As far as I know, Behringer offeres the best
possible gears for the lowest possible price. I'm more than satisfied
about my behringer gears and I'm already planning to buy another
behringer stuffs such as FCB1010 footcontroller or DI box or whatever.
I'm sure I can share my opinion about behringer gears and its quality
with somebody else here... can't I?

thanks and bye bye!