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Feature:
$200 amp with 2 10's, Jensen no less, and included footswitch! And the built in tuner is a nice touch. 2 independent channels make it easy to go from clean with with bright highs to high gain roar with bumping lows.
Quality:
It's sturdy, and seems like it can take plenty of abuse. I was impressed with the heavy duty footswitch, I stomp my DS-1 pretty hard and I don't have to hold back on this footswitch.
Value:
I paid $140 for it blemished plus $6 dollars shipping(can't beat that) that's even less than the used heads in the pawn shops. And like i said before it's plenty loud.
Desirability:
It's aesthetically simple, all black with silver corners. Not much too say about looks, but it's the inside that matters, right?
Sound:
SWEET!! The amp, mode, and speaker simulations can take it from buttery California pop/punk to crunchy british metal. and it is plenty loud for my church youth band.
Overall:
I'll hang onto this for a long time it is more than worth what i paid even with the broken knob. I can always add another speaker cab:)
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Behringer GMX210 Guitar Amplifier with DFX (2x30 Watts, 2x10 in.)
The V-Tone GMX210 is the middle-sized offering among the new V-Tone analog modeling stereo amps, featuring 2 x 30 Watts and two 10 in. JensenŽ speakers with 2 channels, internal effects and tuner. This powerful guitar workstation boasts authentic V-Tone analog modeling for 3 classic guitar amps, 3 speaker simulation models plus 3 gain modes -- all individually selectable per channel. There are 2 independent, full-featured modeling channels offering everything you need from clean to crunch to super-fat distortion sounds. The ultra-flexible FXT function allows independent effects settings on each channel.
Review of Behringer GMX210 Guitar Amplifier with DFX (2x30 Watts, 2x10 in.)
Feature:
$200 amp with 2 10's, Jensen no less, and included footswitch! And the built in tuner is a nice touch. 2 independent channels make it easy to go from clean with with bright highs to high gain roar with bumping lows.
Quality:
It's sturdy, and seems like it can take plenty of abuse. I was impressed with the heavy duty footswitch, I stomp my DS-1 pretty hard and I don't have to hold back on this footswitch.
Value:
I paid $140 for it blemished plus $6 dollars shipping(can't beat that) that's even less than the used heads in the pawn shops. And like i said before it's plenty loud.
Desirability:
It's aesthetically simple, all black with silver corners. Not much too say about looks, but it's the inside that matters, right?
Sound:
SWEET!! The amp, mode, and speaker simulations can take it from buttery California pop/punk to crunchy british metal. and it is plenty loud for my church youth band.
Overall:
I'll hang onto this for a long time it is more than worth what i paid even with the broken knob. I can always add another speaker cab:)
View all Guitar Combo Amps