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Behringer V-AMP 3 User Manual

Behringer V-AMP 3
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ENGLISH
User Manual
www.behringer.com
V-AMP 3
Next-Generation Virtual Guitar
Amplifier with USB Audio
Interface and energyXT2.5
Recording Software
Thank you
Thank you for choosing the V-AMP 3. This powerful and versatile guitar
preamp is the latest in the line of acclaimed V-AMP series processors,
adding 4 new amp models over its predecessor, the V-AMP 2. With
32 amp models, 15 speaker cabinet simulations and a host of high-
quality digital effects, it’s like having a studio full of guitar gear in a
device smaller than your computer keyboard.
In addition to the many features and applications found in the V-AMP 3,
we’ve also included the UCA222 USB audio interface to unlock your full
potential as a recording musician. This simple interface features stereo
inputs and outputs, optical S/PDIF output, and dedicated monitoring
via headphone output—and it requires no external power. Along with
this bonus comes a ¼" TRS to stereo RCA adapter cable, low-latency
drivers for Windows XP and Vista, and the multi-platform music pro-
duction software energyXT2.5 Compact BEHRINGER Edition. Visit
www.behringer.com to find out what this powerful software has to offer.
Table of Contents
Thank you ................................................................................................ 1
Important Safety Instructions .............................................................. 2
Basic Operation ..................................................................................... 3
Audio Connections ................................................................................. 3
Controls and Connectors ....................................................................... 4
Operating Modes .................................................................................... 6
Amp/Speaker Simulation ...................................................................... 9
Effects Processor ................................................................................... 14
Tuner ...................................................................................................... 16
MIDI ........................................................................................................ 16
Application ............................................................................................ 18
Online Registration .............................................................................. 19
Shipment ............................................................................................... 19
Specifications ........................................................................................ 20
Legal Disclaimer ................................................................................... 20
Limited Warranty .................................................................................. 21

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Behringer V-AMP 3 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Product type-
Product colorRed
Built-in displayYes
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth270 mm
Width180 mm
Height78 mm
Weight800 g

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Basic Operation

Audio Connections

Connect guitar, headphones, amplifier, or PA system for sound output.

Controls and Connectors

Front Panel Controls

Detailed description of V-AMP 3 front panel knobs, buttons, and LEDs.

Rear and Side Panel Connections

Explains input/output jacks like INPUT, PHONES, AUX IN on the rear/side.

Operating Modes

Configuration Mode

Selects signal routing for different playing situations.

Studio Modes Explained

Details Studio 1 and Studio 2 modes for recording and monitoring.

Live Modes Explained

Explains Live 1, 2, and 3 modes for live performance setups.

Presets

Calling Up Presets

How to select and cycle through presets and banks.

Editing Presets

Overview of tweaking amp, effects, and reverb parameters.

Edit Mode

Accesses deeper editing for MIDI, DRIVE, CABINETS, REVERB, NOISE GATE.

Storing Presets

Instructions on how to save modified or new presets.

Discarding & Restoring Presets

How to revert edits or restore factory presets.

Amp and Speaker Simulation

Amp Model Descriptions

Speaker Cabinet Descriptions

Effects Processor Overview

Separate Reverb Effect

Explains the independent reverb effect and its selection.

Individual Effect Descriptions

Brief descriptions of various effects like Delay, Chorus, Phaser, etc.

Built-in Tuner

Tuning Your Guitar

How to use the chromatic tuner to tune the guitar accurately.

Setting Reference Pitch

Adjusts the reference pitch "A" for tuning calibration.

MIDI Connections and Data

MIDI Connections

Details on connecting MIDI devices using standard 5-pin DIN connectors.

MIDI SysEx Data

Information on sending and receiving system-exclusive MIDI data.

Application Scenarios

Studio Recording

Diagrams and setup for recording in a studio environment.

Latency-Free Home Recording

Setup for home recording using the UCA222 for minimal latency.

Live Performance Scenarios

Diagrams for live performance setups with and without amplifiers.

Jamming with PC

Instructions for jamming with a computer using the UCA222.

Online Product Registration

Shipment and Packaging

Technical Specifications

Legal Disclaimer

Limited Warranty Information

Warranty Terms

Details the product's mechanical and electronic component warranty period.

Online Registration

Encourages registering the product for quicker repair claims.

Return Authorization

Process for obtaining warranty service and RMA numbers.

Warranty Exclusions

Lists conditions not covered by the limited warranty.

Warranty Transferability

States the warranty is non-transferable to subsequent owners.

Claim for Damage

Liability limitations and conditions for damage claims.

Warranty Rights and Law

Buyer's statutory rights and local law considerations.

Warranty Amendment

Notes that warranty service conditions are subject to change.