The thing about the V-Amp Pro is to not use it's
cabinet simulation when playing with an external
amp/cabinet combination. The Behringer manual tells
how to use the V-Amp Pro with/without amp or cabinet
simulation.
A few solutions: turn off cabinet simulation in the
V-Amp pro, use cabinet simulation with a "flat"
response setup (i.e. keyboard amp/speaker), or go
fully amp/cabinet free an run the balanced output
directly to the mixer.
If you use the cabinet simulation with something other
than cabinets designed fo a flat response (keyboard
amp/speaker. monitor speakers, pa speakers), results
will be undesirable.
--- Them <idragosani@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> Michael T D Nelson wrote:
>
> > It's clearly a replacement for a Line 6 POD Pro.
> No doubt about that.
>
> To be honest, I think the PODxt sounds much better
> than the V-Amp... I
> use a PODxt Live (through a Mesa/Boogie 50/50 power
> amp and a 2x12
> cabinet), and my rhythm guitarist plays the V-Amp...
> and maybe it's due
> to his native guitar tone also, but the V-Amp sounds
> rather plasticy to
> my ears. It sounds a bit better going into a 4x12
> cabinet (a huge
> improvement over the single 1x12), but it still
> doesn't sound as clean
> as the PODxt.
>
> -- Brett
>
>
>
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