Behringer V-AMP User Manual

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V-AMP
The mains connection of the V-AMP is made by using the enclosed power supply, which meets all of the
international safety certification requirements. As soon as the V-AMP is connected to the mains via its power
supply, the unit switches on automatically.
+ Never connect the V-AMP to the power supply when it has already been connected to the
mains! Always connect the V-AMP to its power supply first, then connect the power supply to
the mains.
The MIDI connections (IN/OUT) are made using standardized DIN connectors. The unit uses an optocoupler for
isolated data communications. Further information can be found in chapter 7 INSTALLATION.
1.3 Control elements
1.3.1 User interface
Fig. 1.1: User interface control elements
1
The MASTER control governs the overall volume of your V-AMP.
+ Apart from the AUX LEVEL control , this is the only conventional control on your V-AMP.
All other controls are encoder-type rotary controls.
2
VOLUME adjusts the volume level of the preset selected.
3
The BASS control in the EQ section allows you to raise/lower the low-frequency range.
4
Use the MID control to boost or cut the midrange frequencies.
5
The TREBLE control adjusts the high-frequency range of the active preset.
6
The GAIN control determines the degree of distortion.
7
Use the AMPS control to select an amplifier simulation model. The control has a ring of 16 LEDs around
it. Each LED corresponds to a specific type of amplifier.
1. INTRODUCTION

Behringer V-AMP Specifications

General

Amp Models	32
Form Factor	Desktop
Type	Guitar Amp Modeler
Effects	15
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4" (headphones)
MIDI	In, Out
Footswitch I/O	1 x 1/4" (footswitch)
Power Supply	9V DC adapter