Behringer Bass V-Amp User Manual

Tip #1: Master Input Gain The default master gain for the unit is set at 50%. This is very inadequate for most basses. The built-in tuner will work

In a previous post I mentioned how valuable these were to me both functionally and cosmetically. I also have stated that I think a future Bass V-AMP s

Tip #3: Getting Started The user manual is horrible, but it is a necessary evil. The built-in presets are equally horrible, but they had to pre-l

I contacted Behringer and they actually replied back the next day! DRIVE Simulations: 1. Electro-Harmonix Hog's Foot 2. Electro-Harmonix Big

Tip #7: Multiple EQ's The Bass V-AMP makes EQ available to you in three distinct areas: 1. The tone controls used by the AMP model (Bass, Mid,

1. The tuner supports both silent + quiet operation modes. With the tuner engaged, the VOLUME knob will allow you to either completely mute or hear w

When the pre-amp is bypassed, you may still use the other effects and features provided by the V-AMP, and best of all, the resulting configuration ma

The integrated X-OVER is so well-thought-out that... 1. Any EFFECTS you use are only sent to the high pass signal, leaving the low pass untouched 2

4. Release the [D] + [E] keys 5. Simultaneously press both [<] + [>] keys to execute the reset All user presets will be erased/overwritten as

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