Behringer VIRTUBE VT100FXH Brochure - Page 1

Electric Guitar Amplifiers VIRTUBE VT250FX/VT100FX/VT100FXH VT50FX/VT30FX/VT15FX/VT15CD Two-Channel Guitar Amplifiers with hi-quality FX, VTC Tube Modeling and Original BUGERA Speakers Powerful 2-channel guitar amplifiers with authentic VTC Tube Modeling: • VT15FX - 15-Watts • VT15CD - 15-Watts • VT30FX - 30-Watts • VT50FX - 60-Watts • VT100FX - 100-Watts • VT100FXH - 100-Watts • VT250FX - 2 X 50-Watts Stereo Awesome digital FX processor with reverb, chorus, flanger and delay FX loop for external effects devices (rack effects, stomp boxes, wah-wah pedals, etc.) (VT50FX, VT100FX, VT100FXH and VT250FX only) Original heavy-duty BUGERA vintage guitar speakers for classic sound reproduction 2 full-featured channels offering everything you need from clean to super-fat distortion sounds 2 switchable modes on each channel: Clean/Crunch on the Clean and OD1/ OD2 on the Overdrive channel (VT100FX, VT100FXH only) Radical bass, mid and treble controls - for every sound from traditional to scooped modern (VT15FX & VT15CD, only) Independent Bass and Treble tone controls on each channel for awesome sound shaping (VT30FX, VT50FX, VT100FX, VT100FXH, VT250FX only) Where are the tubes? Ask any guitarist what they want most from an amp and they'll answer with a single word - TONE. That quest for tone drove us to develop our family of VIRTUBE amplifiers. Our proprietary VTC (Virtual Tube Circuitry) gives these amazing amps their in-your-face tube-amp tone. Amps with such rich, harmonic character and buttery tube-like goodness, you'll wonder where we hid the tubes. All VIRTUBE amps have split-personalities: one that features dulcet-clean output, and one that drives your tone with an aggressive punch that only tubes, or our VTC modeling, can generate. So when the time comes, you'll be ready for everything from mellow blues to metal mayhem. Revolutionary VTC Technology The secret behind VIRTUBE's incredible sound is our VTC Tube Modeling processor, which exudes the very essence of tube saturation and compression. But VTC does so much more than just generate a cheap copy of a specific amp character. It accurately emulates the interaction between classic tube stages, responding to the subtle tonal changes that occur when one stage hands the signal off the next. The resulting signal is rich in harmonic content and far more true to the nature of tube amps. Continued on next page