Virtual Guitar Amplifier

Features:

• 32 amp models
• 15 speaker simulations can be selected independently of amp models
• 24-bit, studio-quality stereo effects include chorus, tremolo, compression, noise gate, delay, and much more
• Separate, manually or MIDI-controllable wah and 9 stereo reverbs
• 2 effects parameters are directly accessible
• Chromatic tuner
• Tap tempo function for realtime adjustment of effect speed
• Adjustable stereo aux input
• Stereo line output with speaker simulation
• 3-band EQ
• Master volume
• Adjustable headphone output
• MIDI interface enables realtime remote control, automation, data transfer, and access to additional parameters
• 125 onboard presets organized into 25 banks
• 50 presets by renowned guitarists
• 5 practical configuration modes
• Presence control simulates negative feedback tube amps
• Pre-amp bypass lets you use it as a stereo effects unit
• Improved gate and noise-reduction circuits produce an impressive 90dB S/N ratio
• Dedicated controls for all essential settings
• Dual footswitch for preset selection and tuner control
• AC adapter
• Carrying bag

I've been playing with this little blue device for a few weeks now, I really like it. The sound is large and the tone is great. Compared to other products in this catagory, the V-Amp2 is probably the best value. It comes bundled with a foot controller and padded carry bag and cost about $110 less than the Pod 2.0. The foot controller is well constructed and features a nice long cable. The carry bag is large enough to hold the V-Amp, footswitch, power adaptor and more.

Behringer has a nice alternative to the more expensive amp modeling products. The V-Amp has packed several extra features into a solid bundle at a great price.

Full review coming soon.