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Loud little sixteen: Behringer's guitar workstation, LX110 V-AMPIRE
Submitted by GSite_Editor on Wed, 03/28/2007 - 09:19.
Behringer will unveil, at the Prolight+Sound show, the ultra compact LX110 V-AMPIRE, a powerful 45-Watt digital modeling guitar workstation with 16 classic amp and cabinet models.
Pictured: The LX110 V-AMPIRE.
These are the main features:
· Original heavy-duty 10'' BUGERA dual-cone full-range speaker for faithful sound reproduction
· 100 memory locations—easily editable and storable
· 24-bit stereo multi-effects processor including first-class stomp box simulations
· Amp/speaker simulation, compressor, noise gate, EQ, modulation effects, delay and reverb simultaneously or in any combination
“The LX110 V-AMPIRE guitar workstation is an ultra-compact product with professional sound quality, suitable for both the budding guitarist eager to develop his own sound signature, and the seasoned player as a practice or warm-up companion” commented Sr. Product Manager Jan Duwe.
Website: www.behringer.com
THIS IS A PRESS RELEASE
Behringer makes junk.My v-amp is a prime example of that.Also had one of thier other {WORK STATION AMPS} It WAS JUNK!!! CHEAP JUNK
Behringer gear is actually really good & great value for money.
Hank is running scared because he and his gear snob friends know Behringer is going to rule the gear world very soon.
I've used Behringer amps and other equipment for the last 4 years and find that their stuff sounds great! Incidentally, it's nice to save the tubes (especially NOS). If one just has to have that extra sizzle especially at high volume... a vampire launched by a Fender Twin II (Rivera) is jawdropping..... Yes, there are a lot of price snobs out there that are disturbed by the low price.... The proof is in the sound......
I love all my Behringer gear - remarkable value!
can someone help me out? im thinking about buying the lx110 but im not sure wehter or not itll be worth it
Behringer makes great products.
I own a GMX212, 120W of great sound. Less than 250$.
Every one thinks it's amazing, another equivalent amp would cost 2 times more.
l12, I don't know that much about the LX amps. Behringer is for sure great, if you can't decide between the lx110 and another 45W modeling amp I would recommend the lx110, supposing it'll be as good as cheaper.
With behringer you get what you pay for and a lot of times not even that,before I go any further I want to say that an amp don't have to be expensive to sound good,I've had the misfortune to have had a lot of behringer gear because I'm a dealer,99 percent of all of it is low grade shoddy garbage,it's not a value because most of it is junk,how do you think they sell it so cheap?,you don't get somthin for nuthin in this world,I can't count all the faulty junk I have by them,it either sounds like utter hell or it stops working a week after you buy it or it is so noisy you can't use it,I'm sorry fella's bottom line is BEHRINGER SUCKS with a capitol s,and you guys c'mon,you think a behringer amp sounds good?you must not get around much or your deaf,I think behringer wants people to think they're getting a bargain,thats uli's whole sales pitch,and as far as them getting sued-well they need to be sued if not for copyright infringment then for all the money they've got out of musicians who were taken in by the whole bargain thing,rest assure if behringer charges $25 for some thing,it's probably only worth $8 at the most and probably cost 50 cents to make minus the bowl of rice they fed the poor bastard who put it together at the behringer "compound" in china.
Hey guys, i am planning on getting a new amplefier, and i was thinking about this lx110. I like the fact that it has many sound changing options (dunno what its called)
But some people tell me it'll break down easyley. is this true? Id like to know if i should get one or not.
greatings!
I got this one...I'd say it's...Average
first it is quite uneasy to find exactly the sound that you want: this amp has too many buttons and in the end there is often but a couple of configurations per modelisation that won't sound like crap. The modelisations kinda sound the same, that is a problem...The most annoying thing with this amp is without a doubt the fact that if you need to change your bank preset while you're playing, there's a 0.5 second latency period...Forget the treble function it is almost silent, and as to the bass function, it is exactly the contrary...Even when it is supposed to be silent you have the feeling of playing on a bass amp...The wah does not sound like one...it just makes what you're playing sound messy -_-'...
If I have a piece of advice to give to those interested in this amp, it is to always try what you buy...if you try this one you probably won't buy it...
This amp has been a great amp up until now, it was my first amp and did what it was meant to, but then I actually turned the thing up past half volume for once. That was a big mistake...the amp died and hasnt been on since, if your going to get this amp, its great for your bedroom, but dont even think about taking this pathetic thing to a gig...BUT thats just my opinion. :)
ive used behringer equip before and i think this lx 110 amp iz pretty good so all of u guys that think its crap, u must b deaf, JUST LISTEN! as the behringer motto goes so yeah Behringer rulz!!!!
I have some behringer kit, works perfeclty for me, is dead cheap, does pretty much what it says on the tin and im happy with it..but i am a little confused...
Audioadvent and hank, if behringer gear is cheap, shoddy junk, why the hell do you guys buy so much of it?
And given the obvious answer why the hell do you expect anyone to take your advice, on anything?
clue: "Insanity is doing the same thing, over and over again, but expecting different results"
QED
I have a 450 watt combo. For the price, less than $500 four years ago, it has performed quite well. Sounds great with my 16 year old P-Bass and has held up remarkably well through lots of gigging, recording and a fair share of road rash.
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