Behringer GM108 True Analog Modeling 15-Watt Guitar Amplifier
The V-TONE GM108 may look like a single guitar amp, but by flicking a few switches, it actually gives you access to a multitude of totally different amp voicings. Plug in your guitar and let your tone odessey begin.The perfect amp for the guitarist in need of a wide variety of tones.Click to enlarge.Three classic amp models, along with three speaker voicings.Durable enclosure loaded with eight-inch speaker.A Virtual Roomful of AmpsThe 15-Watt GM108 is the perfect amp for the guitarist in need of a wide variety of tones. With emulations of classic amps, the choice is yours. Take your pick from three notorious amp voicings:TWEED gives you the soulful, bluesy sound of vintage 50s ampsBRITISH gives you the hard-rocking sound of the 1960s British InvasionCALIF gives you the sparkling clean tones of the American West Coast's most famous ampsSpeaker EmulationCombine the above amp emulations with one of three speaker voicings for an even wider tonal palette:UK simulates 4x 12" speakers in an enclosed cabinetUS simulates 2x12" speakers in an open casingFLAT is a special setting designed especially for the GMX108's 8" speakerChannel Your ToneIts tonal options may be plentiful, but at its core the GMX108 handles just like a classic guitar amp. Plug into the 1/4-inch input jack and dial it in with a three-band EQ and gain that goes from clean to extreme. The master volume dial governs your overall volume. Protecting your hearing aside, if you crank up your V-TONE GM108, it can cause quite a stir in your practice room--or even on the stage.Jam AwayThe V-TONE GM108 is a great practice amp, and its 1/4-inch CD input lets you jam along with your favorite CDs, MP3s, etc. without upsetting your neighbors. If you want to keep it on the quiet side, all you need is some headphones.Built to LastThe electronic components of the V-TONE GM108 are well protected in a robust steel casing, and the cabinet is made of high-quality MDF wood covered with tough leatherette. The GM108 shouldn't leave you stranded, even if you beat it up a bit.What's in the BoxBehringer GM108 Amplifier, User's Manual