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The Peavey Vypyr Stage pack features a Peavey 23 guitar and the new Vypyr 15 combo amplifier together in a package that’s great for beginners or an experienced guitarist ready to try out a Peavy setup.

Peavey 23 Electric Guitar

Bass Wood Body

Bolt-on Maple Neck

24 Frets with Dot Inlays

24 3/4 Inch Scale Length

Chrome Hardware

Tremolo Bridge

Single High Output Humbucking Pick-up

Volume and Tone Control Available in Satin Black or Blood Red Finish

Peavey Vypyr 15 Amplifier

15 watts (rms)

One 8 Inch custom voiced modeling speaker

Four channels

WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) technology

True analog distortion

Tap tempo switch

24 Amp channel models

11 Editable Rack effects

12 On-board programmable presets

Dual parameter FX control

Up to three FX simultaneously

32 bit floating point Sharc processor

Patented TransTube technology

Studio quality headphone out

MP3/CD/Aux input

Peavey Vypyr Stage Electric Guitar Package Features…

Body Material: Basswood

Neck: Maple; Bolt-on

Frets: 24 Frets

Inlays: Dot

Scale Length: 24 3/4 inches

Hardware: Chrome

Bridge: Tremolo Bridge

Pickup: 1 High Output Humbucker

Controls: Volume and Tone Control

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I traded a Fender Champion 30 and a few bucks for this thing and love it thus far. It does a great job with the modeling for a little combo. I can't afford a real AC30, so I figured this was the next best thing.
I took it home plugged in and started switching channels. When I went from 1 to 2, no worries. When I went back from 2 to 1, my gain was gone. I would roll back the gain and get a burst in volume, which plenty scared me because this thing is new. Don't know what that's about, but it does it in default, maybe a tube thing. It does, however, save two settings and they switch back and forth just fine after I saved them. I love it thus far, although I keep reading how loud this thing is. I think the Fender was louder.
It takes some dialing in, especially the bass. After this, no worries.

Volker from Suburb of Phoenix, AZ. (Jul 11, 2008)

WOW!

I picked this up used at GTR after going in to look at bass amps. They did not have what I was looking for and then I saw this little thing, used. I heard they were good and gave it a try. It actually does sound like and act like 11 different high quality amps. It is scary good and it is a shame one is limited to 2 programmable channels plus the manual setting. You absolutely have to read the manual. If you are even thinking of getting one of these amps, download the manual from the VOX site. It is a good read and will give you some further insight into what this little beast can do.
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Anonymous Musician from MN (Jul 20, 2008)

The Behringer GPK844 Electric Guitar Package comes ready with all you need to enter the world of Rock Guitar! The GPK844 Guitar package is a versatile tool in practice and recording. This package is loaded with playability. The Behringer iAXE393 USB guitar has a standard 1/4 inch input jack coupled with a built in USB output to connect straight to your PC or Mac with the supplied USB cable.

The Behringer iAXE393 is a high quality guitar with a maple neck and 3 screaming single coil pickups controlled by a 5 way switch. A built in headphone jack enables you to connect headphones straight into the guitar so you can jam to your favorite CD or practice your licks without any outside interference.

This Package includes a 10 watt amplifier and all the accessories you will need in just one box!

Behringer GPK844 Electric Guitar Package Features…

Behringer iAXE393 Electric guitar with:

- 22 fret maple neck

- 3 single coil pickups

- 5 way switching

- Vintage style vibrato bridge

- Headphone jack

- USB port

Rock House Instructional DVD

Software CD-ROM

Instrument cable

USB cable

Powerful 10 watt amplifier with 6.5 inch speaker

Sturdy nylon strap

3 Guitar picks

Padded Gig Bag

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"For Beginners ONLY!"

This guitar just looks like a poorly copied Fender Stratocaster, although the headstock on this guitar does look quite a bit better than some copyrighted headstocks on big brand names. But by no means is this guitar for showing off, it is simply a technical guitar.

It is a good value (due to poor quality) for all the equipment you do get in this kit.

The quality is not good on, really, any aspesct of this kit. This is not a road friendly guitar at all. In all, it will probably be fuctional for 3 years tops.

Like the title says, this is for beginners as a first guitar. As soon as you can afford to get a better quality guitar, I recommend doing it.

a customer from hotmail.com (8/27/2008)