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Author: DJEquip // Category:
Eventide Timefactor
With the V-amp line, Behringer guns for Line 6 modeling products market share in a big way. If more people find out what fun little boxes the V-amp and V-amp Pro are, they might become a serious threat.The V-amp Pro is not quite as feature-packed as the Pod rackmount unit, but it’s flexible enough and budget-priced.To sum it up, the V-amp Pro is a modeling guitar pre-amp featuring 32 amplifier models, 16 cabinet models and 16 digital effects algorithms. It works in one of two “studio” modes or one of three “live” modes.The interface is not particularly friendly, nor is it that terribly frustrating. The readout is a simple LED unit, and, as with many Behringer products, many functions are tucked behind a modifier button. Here it’s “Tap/2nd Param”. You also have to push the two bank select buttons simultaneously to access Edit mode. The knobs are “endless”, that is, they can be spun limitlessly in either direction, but the settings can’t be incremented/decremented past their
New 13″ MacBook Pro i5 or i7 processor: which one is the better value?
I am heading over to purchase the new MacBook Pro Processor Pro, but noticed the 2 different types of 13″ models. One has the i5 and one has the i7. Both seem to have the same battery life and memory, but I don’t know if the increased speed and upgrade to the i7 is worth it.
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