I have the slightly smaller (2x30w) version of this amp, but the tone and controls are exactly the same. The amp I had prior to this one was a Fender Champion, and i was looking for something equal in tone, but louder and fuller, and the Behringer delivered. The modeling settings are easy to use, and the clean settings are clear and undistorted, even at high volume. Also, my dad doesn't like me to blast my music, and it sounds great with the volume turned donwn, too. The only downside is that the "tweed" amp setting is a bit quiet, but it does well in low gain distortion.

It comes with a stock footswitch, which doubles as the switch for the tuner. The tuner is easy to use, and saves a lot of time, since you don't have to deal with carrying a tuner around with you. I like the knobs and grille as well, and i say this having been a Fender fanatic for quite some time.

All the controls are extremely easy to use, and it took me no time at all to get used to it. It was very easy for me to find tones that i like in all of the amp settings (tweed, british, and california). The manual is clear and easy to read, and it also comes in several languages.

The amp is well built, and the tone coming from the Jensen speakers is unmistakeable. However, i discovered that the main input comes out when planed pressure is applied to it....by stepping on a cable by accident, but that problem is easily avoided by keeping cables out of the way. I will say, though, that the same incident happened on my Fender amp, and nothing budged.

You get way more than you pay for with this amp, and this price is great, especially considering that most amps in its size and class are upwards of $700.

I have not yet needed to contact them, and i don't think i will, but they have ample support networks in the U.S. and Europe.

It's a great amp, and it's extremely versatile, whether you play rock, blues, punk, funk, goth, metal, death, or even backup in a rap group. It's engineered well, and looks great. It's definitely a good investment.

I've been playing guitar for four years and trumpet for three, and i also actively write and record my own music.

blues, rock, jazz, hard rock, and blues rock.

I have owned this amp for about 2 years now, and I am very pleased with it. The variety of sounds is without limit. I generally use acoustic guitars on it (Ovation, Takamine) and I get superb sound, although I also plug my Strat in for certain projects, and I am always able to find a perfect sound for any song I am writing/covering.

Having 2 channels is probably the best feature for me. I use one channel for my acoustic setup, and the other for electric. That saves me a lot of time switching settings around during recording/gigs. The included foot switch allows me to switch guitars and sounds by simply switching guitars and changing channels, and I never have to touch the amp. Each channel has its own volume control, so I can have clean acoustic settings on one channel, heavy distortion with hot pick up on the other, and I can balance the volume levels so when I switch channels, the level is still right.

It didn't take me long to figure this amp out. After reading the book I had a decent idea of how it worked, and by the time I checked out all 99 sound options, I had it down pat.

I have absolutely no complaints here. It is rugged and tough, and I haven't had any problems with it.

Excellent value and bang for the buck. This is one of the best modeling amps, in my opinion.

Haven't needed any!

I am more concerned about performance than appearance, but it looks fine.

Active musician, recording engineer

Retro-progressive-alternative-country-folk-rock with a bluegrass influence

the sound itself is great. cleans are great. distortions are great. in betweens are great. the few effects that i have used are great. i didn't buy this amp for effects so i don't care if some of them are bad. but i do wish that they were more easily adjustable. also if you are close to it with single coils it gets fairly noisy at high volumes. i switch to the two or four position on my strat copy to get feedback. volume-- five is ear bleeding loud with a strong distortion indoors. the clean is tricky, but i can get a perfectly clean sound and still keep up with drums. you have to play with the gain to get the amount of clean you want. My standard clean sound is tweed, high gain, drive around three.

the sounds are great. the tuner is simple and effective. the ins and outs are awesome. they were one of the factors that made me buy this amp. the adjustable aux in is awesome. I can plug in my UB802 to it (an excellent value! buy one!) and run a microphone and acoustic guitar through it should i ever want to use it open mic-style. or use the insert return to run them through effects.

built like a rock. but then again the first one came to me defective. I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and judge only this second one in this category. the knobs could be recessed further, but i take care of my stuff anyway. sound quality is excellent.

this thing is worth way more than they're charging. especially since i got it while it was still $250. The thing is louder than i'll ever need, but if it wasn't, i'd just buy another one and play through both. I could be the edge.

i waited months for this amp. the first one they sent me had something loose inside and would make horrible scratching sounds--no matter how any of the knobs, inlcuding the master volume, were set. this company was great about sending me a new one. they shipped it the day i emailed them about the first one. 10 for them. 6 for behringer for making me wait months on end for a defective amp.

Everybody who has heard, or played especially, loves this amp. The other guitarist in my band couldn't believe it was only $250. He's ordering one tomorrow. It even smells nice. I wish that those pine tree car freshners came in "new amp smell" so that when the smell in this one wore out i could put that in and keep it smelling how it does. I'd even put one in my car, so when other guitarists got in my car they'd say "mmmm, that smells like amp"

weezer style rock, classic rock, punk, jazz, funk, blues. just about any type of music with real instruments

I've owned many, and played many different types of amps, and this one is pretty hard to beat. From clean to high gain at the tap of the foot switch without having to run to the amp to change settings. Overdriving this amp makes the Jensen speakers Just Scream! For the money I've never seen a better deal.

The included foot switch works perfectly. No noise, pops, or static, just smooth switching. (if you don't mind a very small delay). Generous amount of amp and cab selections give you any sound you want. The reverb on this amp is just about the best I've heard on any amp.

They could have made the manual a little easier to understand. It takes a while to get used to the different banks of sound.

I've had this amp for about 4 years now, and it's been bullet proof. It still looks brand new. I would use this amp on stage with confidence.

If your thinking about buying a Line 6 at a similar price, don't waste your time. This amp will smoke the Line 6!

Haven't needed to.

This amp my not be as shiny as a Fender Twin, but it is simple in design and powerful.

Former band player, Active Musician

Rock

Ok first of all i love it, i only rated it a 9 because it's too easy for someone to just rate 10 on everything and make it look better than it really is. I love the sound quality, much better than what i expected.

Ok i had to give this one a 10 cause, honestly when i first got it generally i didn't know how to operate all the features, but it didn't take 15 minutes and i was already on my way to setting each channel, and having no problems recreating the sounds from my processor.

I"m gonna rate this one a 7 because, i can't honestly give it a 10 yet i've only owned it a few hours, not many things go wrong that soon, but as the typical problems seem to be, the knobs do feel rather cheaply built, i'll just have to take extra precautions when transporting it.

Ok when i bought this amp, i bought it out of necessity, not desire, honestly i wanted a Marshall or a Mesa (yeah right, like i could afford that) I was playing alot (and i mean alot) with my youth at church, and in my church, and the only amp i had was a crate xt15 15watt practice amp, luckily my processor had 2 line outs so i ran one to the amp for a personal monitor and the other to a DI box and into the house system. To make a long story short, i needed more power and desperatly, it was within my price range so I grabbed it, probably a little pre-maturely at the time, but i don't regret it now, i'm glad i went with my instincts.

Again a seven, still to early to tell, i haven't had to use them yet.

I can't really say "i wanted it" cause as i mentioned before, i was desperate and bought the most powerfull amp i could find on a budget, appearance didn't matter, economics mattered. But it is a rather attractive amp.

Very Active Musician

Praise and Worship, Christian Rock, Metal, and BLUES!!!!!!!!! i love blues.

Excellent sound! The Bugera speakers are way underrated but hold there own against all the big boys.

This amp has 3 amps, 3 speakers, 3 modes and two channels to choose from. Toss in the 99 effects available and this amp is jam packed with versitilty. Basically, this amp is a Tech 21 with a ton of goodies. Most effects are really good while some are so-so. The FCB 1010 midi foot controller is imo a must have with this amp. It just makes EVERYTHING so much easier to use.

This amp is just too easy to use. With the FCB 1010 it gets even easier. The only thing that bothers me (just a bit) is you have to remember what number is what effect. I would rather have names than numbers. But that is no big deal.

I know the componants are cheap and all but I have never broke anything on this amp. The pots are indeed plastic as is the input jack. However, I have never had a problem.

Best bang for buck out there today.

Never needed them.

If I lost it I would get another asap.

Active Musician

Rock, Blues, some Metal

with 3 amp, mode, and speakers models each, and 99 present effects combo's, it was quick and easy to find sound that made me sit down a play. the 'tweed' amp model a nice tube amp, while the 'californian' paired with 'high gain' or 'hot' mode are guaranteed to keep you shredding.

the amp, mode, and speaker modeling all works well with the 99 preset effects combo's, which can in turn be adjusted by the effects mix knob. the built in tuner i have yet to try, but is accessed via the INCLUDED foot switch.

i've always been a 'look at the pictures,' rather than a 'read the instructions,' type of guy. sitting down in front of this thing with guitar slung going through the effects and modeling types was not only easy but fun. with all the effects though, you will want to keep the manual nearby until you print up a cheat sheet.

having a construction background, i appreciate good craftmanship. the wood frame appears to be 5/8" thick, and feels very solid and well built. i wont have to break anyones legs if they try stage diving off my amp. i'm sure it would withstand the abuse.

best $260 i've spent in a very long time.

can't rate at this time, as i just got this item, and have yet to deal with the manufacturer.

and got it.

hobbyist

rock, metal,texas blues

35years,clubs,topless bars,home.

Blues,Country Rock

For a solid-state amp, it is the best thing I've ever heard! Because it has a pair of 12" it makes its tone quite warm and it needs some tweaking to get a good death metal sound out of it and catch a perfect feedback on the guitar. But, as any other amp at such power, it needs to be at its peak power to get the best sound out of it which is not always possible especially if you consider your neighbours as a potential problem.

It has everything an amp needs. The channel modelling is very good and you can even identify it as the well known sound of a Mesa Boogie or a Marshall, if set up correctly. The only thing I don't like so much is the difficulty to edit the presets- to program it you either have to connect it to a PC or use a not-so-cheap MIDI foot controller. But, after all, it is an amp, not an FX box, isn't it.

It looks awesome, and, strangely smells very nice :) It looks absolutely solid, but don't expect it to survive if it falls off the table or the chair. My 15 watt Fender has fallen a few times, but it's way lighter than the 30kg Behringer.

Before I bought it, I was thinking of getting a Fender FM212R, but I think it definitely doesn't worth the money. For the same price the Behringer gives tons of ways to control the sound and feel of your guitar and you get a decent DSP too.

I haven't dealt with the company itself, but their dealers here were rather unpolite, so I hope I won't have any relations with them in the future.

Its look beats the old-fashioned look of a dusty marshall, fender, mesa or crate. That's what I think. It looks new, it looks powerful and it kicks ass.

Lead Guitarist, Composer, Recording Engineer

Jazz, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Death Metal

first off it is 120 watts, not 100. For a truly clean sound the only setting is tweed,clean,u.s., with gain on about 10, mid and high about 10, low 8, level 10. My favorite clean presets are 44 and 52. For distortion I like calif/hot and preset 69,magic drive. Sounds like a jet. You won't need any effects pedals with this baby.

Could use another guitar input.

built well.

best buy anywhere.

don't know.

hobby

blues and rock

I once had a Fender Twin. At that time I thought it had the best sound you could ever want or need for lead guitar. This amp is incredible. It exceeded my expectations at an incredibly low price. I am not sure what foot pedal plugs into the jack on the front of the amp. I'm sure it would be useful. Not so much for me, as I am retired and no longer play in a band.

The foot pedal that is included is a great piece of equipment. Very durable, able to stand up to alot of punishment.

Very comparable to any extremely expensive product I've ever owned. Definately Durable.

Definately exceeded my expectations.

I've had no problems.

As good as any I've ever owned.

Hobbyist, former Active Musician

All Types

The sound quality is GREAT! From soft tones, to screaming tube style. I have used this amp with my Gibson Les Paul and even tried a low end guitar to see if there was versatility. This amp even made that guitar sound good.

The included foot switch is a definite plus. The built in tuner is a great feature for quickness. I used to tune the old fashioned way.

The multiple modeling combinations are awesome. I've had this amp for only 4 months and have gotten some really great sound results.

I compared a lot of combos, and found this one to be very well built. Right down to the knobs. It could have used casters for easier movement. The sturdy construction and high quality components should last for many years.

This Amp was a Great buy when I bought it a few months ago. Now it sells for even a little less. So whether you're starting, still gigging, or just returning to music, this amp has the versatility, quality and sound for an even better value than many other combos.

Have not had to use any support. I don't anticipate I ever will.

It looks great on stage or in the MAN CAVE!

Been playing Guitar on/off (now back on) for 30 years. Jammin with friends

Biggest love is ROCK ! also Love to play Blues and a little country.

Great sound & tone with a few exceptions. Clean is way too low (volume)& this is a real problem. Tone on tweed setting/clean beautiful, but extremely low volume. A real disappointment. The gain settings are a different story. Very loud, nice. Great distortion for most applications. Amp is plenty loud on gain settings only. Most effects are beautiful, better than any pedal.

Built in tuner is awsome, 2 channels with effects & settings dedicated is a great feature. Footswitch is great for controlling the 2 channels & effects. Also use footswitch to change to tuner mode- awsome! The 90+ effects are killer, but take quite a while to get used to. Need to be able to use more than one effect at a time though. (although some patches are combined, like chorus/reverb, phaser/delay, etc.)

Overall, built like a tank, very solid. I have had a few issues though/one month into using. The worst case is the results you get when using a foot pedal/effects box (distortion etc). Terrible results so far, waiting for support to help me on this.

Assuming things work out with my issue, this amp is a great deal. In fact, one of those "how do they do it at this price?" deals. Compared to all others in its class- this one blows them all away due to amount of features and sound.

So far, email only which makes responses slow. Will try calling them instead to try and address my problems with running foot pedals through this amp.

Very appealing. Looks great, nice layout etc of controls.

Hobby/active musician

rock, blues

i have not used the amp live only for practice.so far i like it,unless something happens,ill just buy a ext cab good little amp.though.however the tuner is piece of s#2T,only used it 1-2 and it petered out.im pretty happy though for the money,also the bugera speakers are exellent sounding.this amp puts my fender ultimate chorus amp to shame what a crap it was thks tom benton

1-2 months maybe more i convertible with learning on the fly.

to early for me to say,its a well built little amp,its a solid pro style amp

best price under 400.00

time will tell

its a sexy as a box a big black box

im 'THE BOOMER' 30yrs having fun

classic blues rock

amazing

well worth the money

amazing

very good bang for buck

never had a problem

of course i wanted it i bought it

actvie musician

Classic rock guitarist

I would rather own a tube amp, but for a practice amp at the price I went with the GMX212. I wanted a stereo amp that was decent sounding and it got good reviews. I actually like the sound of this amp. the amp v tone mdeling is better than any valve amp I have ever played on. All the on board effects are great (eventually I will get the Boss GT PRO) but the Delay isn't long enough. I do love the way I can shape the sound and even the the Bugera 12" speakers that come loaded with it are an added plus. I have played on Marshall's valvestate and Crate's flexwave and those do not compare to the sound of this amp. Even when I do get my tube amps I am still going to hold on to this amp.

It came with a footswitch, the other amps I was looking at didn't. Some of them made you purchase FS seperatly.

It's not rocket sceince.

Solid and rigid, no flimsy partilce board or knobs that feel like they would fall off. all the knobs turn nice and smooth.

As I mentioned earlier, It is a good mdeling amp for the price.

I had to get a hold of a tech person about the warranty because I wanted to put casters on it. They were very helpful. I talked to a guy there, Gordon and he answered all my questions.

I would say since it is an amp and not a guitar. It is clean and there are no cheazy parts on it.

hobby

rock and heavymetal

Teh sounds are very good. its an 8 because its not a tube amp. I actually own the 112. They are basically the same amp and construction. The stock sounds are great. I find I use the uk and tweed sections the most. the clean channel is a bit weak, I have to bump it with a stomp box(usually a compressor/sustainer) The dist. is very aggressive but if you want thrash, you will need a extra effect. the tubesimulator is very good. i like 98 an 99. You will need to sid and twiddle the dials and channel selections for your favorite.

Thefoot switch was broken right out of the box. it will turn the effects on and off, but not switch channels. the imput is manufactured of cheep plastic. BE CAREFULL with your imput jack. mine broke in 30 days. was able to "Rig" it. I now keep a cable perminatly plugged in and fixed as to not pull The input. THE TUNNER IS GREAT. But i have to manually press it.

pretty satisfied. just play with it. maybe you need to look at your pick ups if your not getting "the correct sound"

fit and finish are nice cabnet is rugged only complaint is what has been mentioned before

yep. chose it over teh compition.

attempted to get new foot switch. no help at all. imput is connected to circut board. should be a stouter more rugged pc.

its attractive and looks good in the man room with the axes around it.

Hobbyist

HM, all rock, folk. blues

The clean & tweed sounds are very good and easy to dial in. The higher gain tones take a bit more work tonally but the saturation is very rich & juicy. The 3-switch setup makes tone changes quick but there are no real presets to speak of other than the two channels ( each one can have an effect linked to it) which is fine for me.

Tuner is very good, the speakers & raw power are also excellent. Effect quality is OK, they sound fine but there is no real way to edit parameters without midi continuous controllers, so find an effect that is close to what you want and live with it.

Eh. Cabinet feels ok, knobs are cheap and stick out. They seem likely candidates to break off in a doorway or trunk. Get a case for it. The jacks are well-secured.

Buy it for a practise amp, recording amp, or play small-to-medium clubs. For 250 bucks you absolutely cannot lose.

Support from Behringer has been adequate but a bit difficult to get going, i went through a warranty repair on a mixer that took a month to get an RA from them ( in all honesty however i believe a simple email mixup was at fault however. ) Eventually the problem was corrected. All my other Behringer equipment has been very reliable despite roadies that like to drink a lot.

Nothing is especially groundbreaking about the GMX212 but to get these features at this price point is the real dealmaker.

Rock, Blues, Electronic

For the price, this amp has excellent tones and effects. The models work well for me, with both single coil and humbucker guitars. (HB's obviously beef-up the signal and produce a juicer result.) I can create a number of distinct, usable tones with this amp. The EQ section works well. Some have commented that the "Tweed" / "Clean" combination is 'too weak' .... don't be put off by that. A little tweaking with levels, gain and EQ, and you can arrive at a great clean tone. Good cleans are also available with other amp / cab / mode settings as well ... DON'T believe otherwise. There are a number of very usefull effects, from the various categories (reverbs, modulations, delays, etc.) The amp accepts front-end stomps, Slave In's, and FX connections quite well too. All in all, i'm a BIG fan of this amp .... a number of usable tones with on-board effects. Final note -- Cynical and/or immature players who are looking for, or expecting, some specific, particular sound will always be ready to bash an amp if it doesn't IMMEDIATELY offer-up that particular sound. To any of those i say: you need to UNDERSTAND what modeling IS, and to what end emulation is directed. PLUS ... consider the COST FACTOR. This amp is UNDER 300 dollars, for Christ Sake. If you want a Dumble, go bride Daddie for a loan and run to your nearest Dumble dealer! For the price you pay for this Behringer, the sounds are FANTASTIC..... end of story.

Excellent feature-set. Front panel is clean and functional, without any confusion. Two independent channels with Gain, Vol, and full EQ dial-set, can be individually tweaked and set with separate effects, and foot-switched. The three per-channel mode switches are immediately discernable once applied. There's a brief processor delay when rotating between effects ... may be occasionally annoying, but not a problem, since once you set an effect for a channel, you'll tend to leave it there for a while. Two-button footswitch for channel-switching and effects on/off. Note that Master Vol and Presence are global and thus not footswitchable. As with any Master Vol: best is to use it to set the "Ceiling" level, then adjust each channel vol and gain to suit. The rear panel is loaded with all the connector plugs you'll need for live play, recording, external cab & effects devices, and MIDI. (Tip: the amp has a single "mix" dial for adjusting some aspect of a given effect, usually to simply blend the effect with the dry signal. For serious live play or recording, you'll definitely want to consider hooking up a MIDI-enabled controller to increase playability. The Behringer MIDI floor board works for me, but others will suffice.)

The amp itself is very easy, and intuitive, to use. It's feature-set is straightforward. It's patterned after typical multi-channel amp's, so you won't have any difficulty.

So far, so good. Everything worked when i bought it, and still does.

For the price, it delivers.

No opinion, thus far.

I like it .... 'nuf said.

35 years playing hobbyist

rock, blues, alternative

geat fx but like everyone else said ther two much alike and theres so many you have to be a genius to memorize them all. but overall a perfect loud amp that is really hard to achieve a good clean sound but thats somthing a bit of chorus can fix if you know how to tweek it.

has almost everything ive needed to gig. and there are many specially made behringer stomp boxs that can be routed into it for endless sounds.

very hard to use so many adjustments and diffrent sounds but once you get a little experience in you will be fine.

behringer is quality they are good at what they i like them and i will continue to buy nothing but a behringer amp. for under 250 theres no way you can go wrong.

gre4at for the money i searched for weeks for a amp under 250 with alot of features and this one is the only one.

behringer support is the best but beware the ups guy he will destroy it if you dont ship it over the weekend trust me he will anything.

of course i own it and i would buy another when this one has had it.

active musician and song writer

rock any kind

The amp cuts through in the clean mode. Nevertheless, the distortion is not one to stick out when a band is in full motion.

The effects are nice, but one cannot alter them. You get what you get. Also, the tuner reacts with external noise.

Thus far, I will admit that the amp is built to last.

You get a lot of bang for the buck.

I have not had a problem, so this one is not applicable.

After trying the amp out and considering the price, I had to have it.

Active Musician

Rock to County

Sounds great, is a little quiet when clean. I can ply it over level 3 or i will kill my ear drums...it gets pretty loud.

Effects are great and lots of 'em. Fun to play around with and tweak your sound.

Pretty easy to use once you play around with it. Owner's manual sucks...dont rely on it...figure it out yourself.

This one is a hard one...When i first got it, the effects processor didnt work. When i got the new one, it didnt make any noise. Finally, the third one worked fine and sounded great...but UPS dropped it and destroyed the bottom...everything was broke except the internals. Foot pedal seems really cheap, but it works.

If you get a working one...its worth your money. I bought my guitar and my amp at the same time and i havent been able to play my guitar in a year.

company seems pretty cool, great customer support.

Its big and has 2x12" speakers and can put out some noise. the low end is pretty good gets real deep and great highs as well.

Active musician

Rock, punk, ska(maybe)

I haven't heard many other amps, other than my old $50 one, but this thing sounds great. It shakes my house at higher volumes. The effects sound great too, even with my crappy guitar.

Wow. So many features on this thing. The 27 effects with 99 presets will keep you busy finding out what you like the best. Having 2 channels and the footswitch can really be helpful for switching to a different effect in the middle of a song.

Sturdy as can be.

Great value. Great price for a ton of sweet features. It's a big amp for this price.

Just got it, idk.

Cheap, with tons of features. Sturdy, great sounds and just a great buy.

Punk

All I can say is that this amp purely rocks.....the sounds that are possible with this amp are endless. The built in effects are the best digital effects I've ever heard and the reason is that they don't sound like digital effects....they sound like your old fashion stomp boxes....the amp is great for both studio and live performance...awsome!

Again, this amp is loaded with features and different was to set it up and use it....I highly recommend this amplifier and would tell you to go buy one before the price goes up!

So far, so good. The amp seems to made strong and with craftsmanship. Only time will really tell.

As I said, for the price on this amp I don't think you can do better. It's ease of use and the myriad of different tones/modeling sounds that you can get out of it are really something.

Behringer makes excellent gear. Whether it is for live performance or studio work, Behringer really puts their money where there mouth is. The are easy to contact and more than willing to assist you in support for your gear.

I have it and I am glad I do!!!

Rock, Classic Rock, Alternative and Some Heavy Metal

For practice and recording you really can't beat it. For under $300, it's a big bang for your bucks. Go test it out. Have your own mind and test it out.

This thing has multi-effects and a tuner built in. You're going to need some time and patience to operate it.

You get what you pay for. This comapany understands the budget concept though. So this was really a suprise to see all you get for under $300.

My life

Alternative Metal

sounds great but its lacking on the distortion.

comes with a built in tuner, 99 effects, two channels, and a footswitch which really comes in handy.

if this is your fist amp it may be a little difficult to get the sound you want. it also depends on your musical tastes.

the amp itself is sturdy and built like a rock but the knobs are cheap. my effect knob broke off so now i have to press on where th knob used to be and rotate me hand.

for a little over 250 this amp is great. most guitar amps over 100 watts can be the $300-$400 price range so this amp is definetly worth it.

i haven't had to call them but i'll be genorous and give them a 10.

i think it looks good.

been playing for 4 years

thrash, death metal, black metal, 3 chord rock and roll,

Sounds absolutely fabulous clean. It has a rich and solid tone. Unfortunately, the more distorted it gets, the more the richness goes away.

It can only memorize two settings at a time, which was a drag. The effects did sound good though.

If you can use your brain, you can use this amp. All the buttons are labeled and its clear. The tone knobs help you change the sound to what you want very easily.

I've had it for about a year and the plugs and knobs are a little loose, but other than that it still works just fine. Oh yeah, the effects part of the footswitch stopped working, but I believe thats due to the plug in the back and not the actual switch.

Its a great product for the price. I've used it in practice and performance and it worked out well. If you're looking into professional music you should upgrade though.

I haven't used it.

It looks like a great seat, which it is=)

Actice Musician

Alternative rock and jazz

Great Sound all Around. I wish I had this amp along time ago, I might have been somwhere by now.

The Channel select footswitch that comes with it has absolutely no delay when changing channels. Tats a major help.

It has a great look and sound and holds up well. Some noise at higher volumes, but I've heard alot worse.

Worth it!!! Thats all that matters.

I have not had any problem and hope I never.

I love the way it looks and speaks to me!We look good together! In short we make beutiful music together. Ha Ha

Hoping to be a guitar hero

Anything that rocks

Guitar 5 yrs

all

The sound is great very versatile.

The products come with a combination of effects that are very complexes for new users like my self. It was hard for my self to configure the way I think sounds good.

Not so easy.

Never used Support at this time.

Hobbyist

Combination Folk, Pop and rock

the sound is great but some of the effects arent rite.

it came with a footswitch pedal whitch i never use.

all u have 2 do is dial up an effect and its coming through the speakers.

great

awesome

havent had any

Hobbiyst

Classic rock, Jazz, Alt rock

i get a mean metal sound out of it by cranking the gain and fliping all those little switches up.

features suck so i bought a DIGITECH RP80 for some good effects

dude . if you cant get a good sound out of it you shouldnt be playing guitar

ive had it for 2 years and not 1 problem with it

got it forr $500 with a guitar off of a friend

never had to call them and i hope i never have to

looks nice

I play guitar and im in a band

classic rock to Death metal

Sounded okay, effects were terrible.

Tons of effects, not enough time spent on quality.

Plug and play

Terrible quality. Input jack broke within a week. Rest of the board fried two days later after using the line in on the back.

Great value, if you get lucky. I didn't.

Ive never met such terrible support. Called them and talked to someone who sounded like they we're trying to talk above a TV. Looked through the website for a vendor to replace my item, 60% of the dealers listed on the site do not carry any of their products.

Looks good, Sounds okay, built terrible.

Hobbyist

Phsycedelic

The sound in this amp is amazing i bought a crate half stack and then i bought his cause this has all those effects but i honestly think this amp sounds better

Includes a easy to use pedal to change channles and switch to tuner and the tuner is very easy to use i love that u can alos hook um two 60 watt set of loudspeakers on each side in the pack so it acts like a head for a half stack

This is a great amp for club amd garage gigs that is another reason i purchesed it

Great price i feel i got my moneys worth i paid $279.99

i honestly dont know i havent had to and i dont think i will need to comtact the company

It is HUGE very SeXy

Active musician (garage Band)

Punk, Heavy metal/rock

You can get a lot of sounds out of it. Its loud. It gets a little poppy when turned up loud, but im sure its just my amp cable. I only gave it a 9 instead of a 10 because iv only played like 6 amps, so i dont feel that i can honestly give it a 10.

It has nice effects. Some people say they suck but i think they sound fine. I don't know about the footswitch. I don't use it.

Its really easy to use. For some songs you have to mess around a little to get the perfect sound but i dont think that pulls it down to 9. All you have to do is plug and play. Really simple, just so much to choose from.

Its really strong. I've built a lot of stuff and i know the constuction is built to last. I haven't had any problems with it so far. I don't think i ever will either.

For the price, nothing is better.

I have never needed it so i will give a 10 just for the heck of it.

hobbyist

classic rock, classical, folk

There is a lot of feedback issues with this amp. The sound is passable if you're going to play some heavy music. Clean, it sounds like crap. The one thing I like about it is you can crank it up and let me tell you... it is loud! Easily drowns out my drummer when cranked up, but honestly I wish I had shelled out the extra cash and invested in a better brand.

wah feature sux. it has alot of effects which is cool. Comes with a footswitch which comes in handy

there is a bit of a learning curve here just remembering where all the presets are used, especially if you're a beginner.

the input jack broke off inside of the cabinet. I had to unscrew the amp and slide it out to plug it back in and it constantly keeps coming unplugged so I have to leave all the screws loose for easy access.

this would be ok for a backup amp but you would be better off spending a little more for better quality.

Didn't bother

It looks like a basic 2x12 combo amp.

Still learning

rock, metal, classical, freestyle

The clean channel is not very good at all. Distortion is very tinny with little reverb.

Lots of effects although too many were almost identicle in sound.

Easy to use very basic to achieve the best sound you can get out of it.

I've had it cut out on me a few times, the speakers are taking a beating after not to much use.

Too expencive might aswell save a bit more and get a solid set up.

N/A

There is nothing special about the amp that makes it stand out above others.

Active Musician, Live and at practice

Hard Rock/Hardcore

sucks

dont work half the time

after you own it a few months it easy because the volume is all that will work

will not hold longer than year

would be great if thir products would hold up

if you have a problem they will only make it worse

i will never buy anything from berhinger again

The overall sound of this amp is good but the effects suck buy a cool FX pedal like my digitech RP300A, I get really nice tones out of this setup...

it has a lot of features, i like the built in tuner because it helps me tune to drop D, and before i got an FX pedal the footswitch was nice, but the presets are pretty bad which is why I only gave a seven,you cant get a nice clean tone and have it be loud... buy this amp, just get a pedal.

The presets are easy if you know what they all are, and for an amp of it's size its very light, i think its only 65 pounds, the footswitch is convinient to get to the tuner and turn effects off, and for a 2X60 it fairly loud.

This thing is a tank, and besides the effects it comes with, this amp is really a good choice...for the money it is really a good buy.

well ive had mine roughly a year and I'll be upgrading to a halfstack soon, but for what this amp is made for its really the best or the buck, if your sick of a little practice amp and want all your neighbors to hate you, but dont want to fork over $599 for a good halfstack, don't be afraid to buythis amp its easily worth $400.

never had to which is a good thng...

I bought it didn't I, its a desirable amp.

ina rock band

mmm, kinda punk grunge

It sounds really terrible! Get a tube amp.

Quite many effects but they're useless because like i already said it sounds like crap.

It's easy to use though

Would be satisfied but the speakers aren't good and there's always this noise in the gain mode

price is ok. you can't expect too much for 250 $

never had to deal with support

I think nobody who's ever played it would want it.

limited to 3 amp models. for any money, this is a wonderful buy. Behringer should do blindfold sound tests. Would be embarassing for the snobs who must have vintage electronics........ most of the music today wouldnt know the difference between ANY of them.

compared to other amps? that come with accessories? not! buy a nice name brand head and see what you get besides a $1000+ price tag.

verrry simple. way simpler than Wiitard for example, and the kids dont seemt to have a problem with that....

not built with tank parts. dont bash the plastic knobs, they break very easily when you hit them with a hammer. i bought them cuz they were very cost effective. WHEN one of them breaks, i might get something else to try, so far, i have to use them, they just keep on working...........

go out and buy a few other amps and tell me which ones are a better buy. Whoopla! Whoopla! I've been in sales. It's actually easier to seel higher priced stuff, people just dont accept it when they find a cheap anything that actually works. If Behringer merely doubled their prices, some fools would say the quality went up......

have purchased 3 of these due to the utility/$$$.. one had a bad power supply. Behringer support gave me a new amp, service shop was local. seemed simple enough.

i have 2, gave one away,

the sounds was absoloutly awful. to get a good clean sound is impossible. The effects were alright but they changed the volume quite a bit and most of them sounded the same. This is also true with a good lead sound which is also unaccomplishable.

The main reason i bought this is because the amp had so many features which is true but NONE of them work well. The modeling amps is a joke and i really mean a joke. I would expect this sound out of some crappy headphones.

the effects were semi easy to use if you had the manual to tell you which number was what effect

it never broke but i stopped using it almost as soon as i got it.

i would pay no more than 100 dollars for this amp... the only good thing i can say is that it is really loud

never had to use them except with the behringer pedal i bought with it... that was more useless than this amp

all the features really sucked me in to buying this amp so beware consumers dont make the same mistake

active musician

anything but rap and death metal

WOW.. Two Jensen speakers with all those effects it doesnt get much better

99 effects what more do you want

look at the manuel for settings of effects

Havent had a problem

your getting a lot for the price

havent dealt with them

doesnt look to bad for an amp

The built in FX are ok... You will be getting what you pay for.

For the price this combo's got a lot... line in/out (which is why I bought it), midi controllable, foot-switchable, tape in/out, headphones jack, etc., etc.

Here's where my problem comes in... apparently, I got one of the lemons compared to all you guys who love their GMX212. After 8 months of trouble free operation, mine just blew. It's a pain in the @$$ to get it fixed as well... see support below.

In my situation - no - this is not comparable to other amps on the market. I bought this amp for studio recording mainly... I don't think it would survive on the road giggin'.

This score would be a lot worse, but... at least the support rep answers his phone. If something goes wrong with your amp, you HAVE to contact Behringer first to get an RMA number - THEN you get to pay for shipping to the repair depot of THEIR choice. I've got a Behringer rep 15 mins from my house, but NO... Behringer says I have to pay to ship this boat anchor across the state to have repair depot keep it for 2 months and then charge me to fix their piece of $hit. I've owned at least 15 different amps over the past dozen years, and this is the first one to ever give me a problem... YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.

Mids are a little harsh. That might go away as the speakers break in. It does have a nice tube tone though. Great distortion for everything but modern metal (you should have a good pedal anyway) Clean settings are weak volumed, but sound good. I'm impressed for the dollar value. It's definitely gig worthy. It'll keep up with a 100 watt half stack.

You need the $149 midi foot controller to get full use of the effects. Analog modeling is simple and sounds decent.

Seems strong to me. I will not be using it for a chair or anything else abusive. Take care of it and it will last. Knobs seem to be made of thin plastic.

excellent bang for your buck.

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All

it has killer distoted sounds and clean sounds!!!!!!!!

it has awesome features including many different channles and knobs

It is very relliable and never gets feedback(unless u want it 2)

great price for a great amp!!!!!

Great company

very sexy amp