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Here is my pedal board:

All you need is a Boss LS-2: [url="http://www.musiker-board.de/threads/zubeh%C3%B6r-boss-ls-2-line-selector.507884/"]Klick[/url] You have to wire it like this:

[quote name='Jenny_Innie' timestamp='1418726551' post='2632649'] So you work for, or are some agent of, the company then? [/quote] No, I have no relations to Behringer/Bugera. I asked since 9 Month for that amp and got now one amp for testing only. [quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1418728996' post='2632675'] in what way is it easier to use? the Streamliner also has selectable center frequency for the mids...[/quote] But the single knobs of the EQ and gain reacts to each other. It is very difficult, to find a "neutral" sound with a streamliner.

The Amps will be available in stores around february 2015.

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1418646142' post='2631923']How's the build quality? My experience of Behringer stuff previously hasn't been that positive, but they're built to a price. Also, what's the sound like?[/quote] The build quality is really good, build like the Genz Benz Streamliner Amps. The Amp chassis is made from metal. Some knobs are illuminated, when activ: The Sound is a bit like "vintage", a lot of low end and nice mids. I like it to compare the sound with the Streamliner, but the Veyron has the better equalizer, because this one is easier to use. The ability to select the center frequency of the mids is very helpful.

Sweetwater calls 399$ for the Veyron M and 499$ for the Veyron T. I think the prices in Germany will be the same, but only in Euro: 399€/499€. What the price will be in UK?

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The new [url="http://www.bugera-amps.com/EN/products/BV1001M.aspx"]Bugera Veyron BV1001M[/url] and the new [url="http://www.bugera-amps.com/EN/products/BT210TS.aspx"]Bugera BT210TS[/url] cabinet have arrived: First Impression: Ok, the amp looks a bit like the GB Streamliner, very well made. I have to test mor next days...

I love these basses:

Some of my amps: