Bass V Amp Behringer. Vends Behringer Bass VAMP Pro (NordPasdeCalais) Audiofanzine Loaded with 32 amp models, 23 speaker cabinet models, and 16 classic effects, the go-anywhere, do-anything Bass V-AMP PRO is a sonic heavyweight, both onstage and in the studio.. The premise behind modelling preamps such as the Bass V-Amp under review here is that what we're most often looking for when treating a guitar or bass is to ape a generic sound — either that of a player or of a combination of effect, amplifier and speaker cabinet.
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In short, the absolute surprise in assembling my current bass rig was the discovery of the Behringer Bass V-AMP Pro Loaded with 32 amp models, 23 speaker cabinet models, and 16 classic effects, the go-anywhere, do-anything Bass V-AMP PRO is a sonic heavyweight, both onstage and in the studio..
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BEHRINGER BASS VAMP MULTIEFFECTS FOR ALL HardSoft Products. Behringer's cost-effective take on amp and cabinet modelling, plus effects, is now available for bass players It's been around for a while now, costs $169 to your door, and does things I thought would never have been available at such a low price point.
Behringer Bass VAmp Pro 2005 Silver Reverb. This "Pro" edition features 32 different amp models, 23 speaker cab simulations, 16 essential onboard effects, 25 different memory banks with 5 presets each, an automatic tuner, 15 different rear. The premise behind modelling preamps such as the Bass V-Amp under review here is that what we're most often looking for when treating a guitar or bass is to ape a generic sound — either that of a player or of a combination of effect, amplifier and speaker cabinet.