ImmortalSix
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Re: Behringer, low quality products?
I'm interested in the V-AMP 2 after seeing it's $150
I'm interested in the V-AMP 2 after seeing it's $150
Behringer, low quality products?
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heymcz
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Re: Behringer, low quality products?
I've had their bass practice amp ("Thunderbird") for a few years, and it still works great for what I use it for: practice. As I only play bass to lay down tracks to support my guitar playing, it's all I need. I don't record with it, I go direct. It's only given me trouble once so far (lost its mind and went all static, but a quick reboot fixed it), but I do "baby" my gear, mostly. Also good as an general-purpose amp for when friends drop in, works good for keys or guitar. Digital, but warm and much better than comparable Crates and Ibanezes that I A/B'd.
I've had their bass practice amp ("Thunderbird") for a few years, and it still works great for what I use it for: practice. As I only play bass to lay down tracks to support my guitar playing, it's all I need. I don't record with it, I go direct. It's only given me trouble once so far (lost its mind and went all static, but a quick reboot fixed it), but I do "baby" my gear, mostly. Also good as an general-purpose amp for when friends drop in, works good for keys or guitar. Digital, but warm and much better than comparable Crates and Ibanezes that I A/B'd.
James Rock
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Re: Behringer, low quality products?
Maybe in america or Uk not in australia there are RV-3's going around for $500 AUD which is like almost twice the price of some analog delays (not including DMM's). Also there distortion pedals are about $100 american here which is similar prices to some handmade stuff (like indyguitarist) which sound WAY better.
