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Feature:
The most useful feature are the sliding switches. A definite plus.
Quality:
I have no concerns with this amp breaking down. It appears to be constructed using high quality components. These days this seems to be rare indeed.
Value:
Personally speaking, I traded my terrible sounding Peavey Audition 110 and $30.00 for this unit and I have rarely struck such a good deal!
Sound:
The sound quality of this amp is much better than I expected. I thought the digital effects would funk out much quicker than they do. Actually, they hold up pretty well considering that there are 99 total effects to choose from. I love the sliding switches. They add a new dimension to the standard low-mid-high eq controls. I particularly enjoy the delays as well as the pitch shifters. They sound amazing. All in all a wonderful sounding little amp. The Jensen speaker is a huge bonus as well!
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Behringer GMX110 Guitar Amplifier with DFX (30 Watts, 1x10 in.)
The V-Tone GMX110 is the most compact of the GMX Series of analog modeling guitar combos with internal effects and tuner. It is a 2-channel guitar amplifier with 30 Watts and a 10 in. JensenŽ speaker. Here, too, you get 27 possible modeling sound combinations. With its clean channel and the full-featured modeling channel you get every sound you need, from clean to crunch to super-fat distortion.
Review of Behringer GMX110 Guitar Amplifier with DFX (30 Watts, 1x10 in.)
Feature:
The most useful feature are the sliding switches. A definite plus.
Quality:
I have no concerns with this amp breaking down. It appears to be constructed using high quality components. These days this seems to be rare indeed.
Value:
Personally speaking, I traded my terrible sounding Peavey Audition 110 and $30.00 for this unit and I have rarely struck such a good deal!
Sound:
The sound quality of this amp is much better than I expected. I thought the digital effects would funk out much quicker than they do. Actually, they hold up pretty well considering that there are 99 total effects to choose from. I love the sliding switches. They add a new dimension to the standard low-mid-high eq controls. I particularly enjoy the delays as well as the pitch shifters. They sound amazing. All in all a wonderful sounding little amp. The Jensen speaker is a huge bonus as well!
View all Guitar Combo Amps