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title: "Behringer Ultracoustic At108 Ultra-Compact 15-Watt Instrument Amplifier With Vtc-Technology"
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# CD input for jamming Dual-channel inputs 15W power punch Behringer Ultracoustic At108 Ultra-Compact 15-Watt Instrument Amplifier With Vtc-Technology

**Brand:** behringer
**Price:** € 324.19
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## Summary

> 🎸 Compact power, vintage vibe — your ultimate acoustic sidekick!

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- **What is this?** Behringer Ultracoustic At108 Ultra-Compact 15-Watt Instrument Amplifier With Vtc-Technology by behringer
- **How much does it cost?** € 324.19 with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Jam Along Anytime:** CD input lets you plug in your favorite tracks or laptop for effortless play-along sessions.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** 15 watts of punch through an 8-inch dual-cone speaker—perfect for bedroom sessions or intimate gigs.
- • **Versatile Dual Inputs:** Separate instrument and mic channels with individual volume controls for seamless live or practice setups.
- • **Precision Tone Shaping:** Three-band EQ (hi/mid/low) lets you sculpt your sound to fit any vibe or venue.
- • **Tube-Like Tone Without the Tubes:** VTC Virtual Tube Circuitry delivers rich, warm sound that makes you wonder where the tubes are.

## Overview

The Behringer Ultracoustic AT108 is a lightweight, ultra-compact 15-watt acoustic instrument amplifier featuring proprietary VTC Virtual Tube Circuitry for authentic tube-like warmth. It offers dual inputs for guitar and microphone with independent volume controls, a three-band EQ for precise tone shaping, and a CD input for playing along with your favorite music. Built with a robust metal enclosure and an 8-inch dual-cone speaker, it’s designed for portability and durability, making it ideal for singer-songwriters, bedroom musicians, and intimate gigs.

## Description

Product Description Ultra-Compact 15-Watt Instrument Amplifier with VTC-Technology desertcart.com The AT108 is the guitar amp that puts vintage tone and character in a light, portable package. It's a beautiful-sounding amp for beginners in their bedrooms as well as seasoned performers who need a discreet sidekick for their next gig. Vintage tone and character in a light, portable package. Click to enlarge.Built-in mic input for vocal accompaniment.1/4-channel input for playing along with your favorite songs.Where Are the Tubes? Ask any guitarist what they want most from an amp and they'll answer with a single word--TONE. That quest for tone drove us to develop our amplifiers. Behringer's proprietary VTC (Virtual Tube Circuitry) gives the AT108 its in-your-face tube amp tone. It's an amp with such rich, harmonic character and buttery tube-like goodness, you'll wonder where we hid the tubes. Classic Control This 15-Watt guitar amp is a singer/songwriter's dream come true. The AT108 features an instrument input as well as a mic input, both with their own volume control. Just plug in a dynamic mic and an acoustic guitar, and you're ready to rock the coffee shop. A three-band EQ gives you precise tone-shaping capabilities. A Little Privacy If you're not yet ready for primetime, or just need to hold a low-key rehearsal, the AT108 features a 1 /4" input for playing along with your favorite songs, and a headphone input for private jamming. Built to Last The AT108's electronic components are built into a robust metal enclosure for maximum protection. The cabinet is made of high-grade wood covered with durable vinyl. What's in the Box Behringer AT108 15-Watt Acoustic Amplifier, User's Manual

Review: Clean Warm Sound. Easy to carry. Very well built. - Bought this for my daughter so she can do a performance. Tried it out with her electric guitar and the sound coming out of it is clean and clear. At first, I was wondering if I wasn't hearing the amp since it seemed like the strings were making the sound, but then I realized that the sound coming out of the amp was close enough to the sound from the strings that I couldn't easily tell them apart. This is a great deal for the price. The size is great for lugging around and the unit's 8" speaker can definitely belt out the sound. Definitely going to play with the hi/mid/low adjustments to give better balance between the upper and lower ranges from the guitar. There are cheaper kits out there... but this is a great unit for the price if you don't want any built-in effects and don't want to deal with USB/firmware updates like some of the amps out there. Note, was deciding between this unit and the KT108, which is a keyboard amp system. The main difference as far as I can tell between the two units, beside the external aesthetics, is the 3 pin XLR input on this one and the second 1/4" input jack on the KT108. With a balanced XLR to 1/4" jack cable or adapter, you would be able to plug in a second guitar. Each input has its own volume dial, which is nice. But the hi/mid/low adjustments is for the output only. Notes about hiss/hum. I had the unit plugged into a guitar and dialed up to about 5/6 on the instrument volume and I did not hear any his. If the cable plugged in is connected to a loose jack with poor insulation, however, that's when I hear hiss. Update: So getting the strings to balance on the output was fairly straightforward: adjust the guitar's outputs so that it's not favoring the bass strings. :) And adjust the amp's outputs so that the hi bands are getting more amplification. I suspect this unit can work with a wide range of instruments, just need to ensure the settings are optimized for your instrument.
Review: An acoustic amp that has tube sound and PC hookup - This is a great little box. I bought it because it focuses on the acoustic guitar and emulates a tube amp. It sounds exactly like a tube amp. It doesn't actually have a real tube, but doesn't claim to have one. If the tube sound is not what your looking for you can tone down the base and mid and turn up the high to get back to the modern sound. I also have a real tube amp, a Bugera 5 watt, that was twice as expensive, but it doesn't sound as good as this amp, however the bugera is not geared towards acoustic guitars. I hook my laptop up to this amp by using a special cable I bought at Radio Shack. I connect the headphone output on my laptop to the CD input on the amp. That way I can play along with songs that I have downloaded. A lot of amps do not have the CD input jack hookup but this does. With my PC, headphones and guitar all connected to this amp, I can be very quite and not disturb the neighbors. There's no gain adjustment or distortion of any kind but an acoustic guitar player normally doesn't want those, or will have them as low as possible. I hooked up my electric guitar to this amp, a Squire Strat and an Epiphone hollow body. Surprisingly, the Strat sounded great, but the Epiphone hollow body sounded poor. The Strat sounded like early Beatles. I guess because the early Beatles always used tube amps with no distortion. They also used hollow body guitars with tube amps, like on their song The Night Before. Ah but I digress. The Hollow Body and Strat are not acoustic guitars and not meant to be played on this amp. My Acoustic Fender Kingman sounds superb with this amp. It sounded better then I expected. It really sounds acoustic and tube like. So, to sum it up: The good news: Has tube sound, CD input, you can connect your computer to it. The downside, the fake leather covering looks cheesy. No Gain or reverb control. Some electric guitars will sound a bit muffled.

## Features

- Extremely versatile 2-channel acoustic instrument amplifier
- Powerful 20-Watt, 8' dual-cone speaker for wide frequency response
- Additional microphone input with separate volume control
- VTC Virtual Tube Circuitry for tube-like sound
- CD input allows you to play along to your favorite music

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000MVYOZY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #301,988 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #239 in Acoustic Guitar Amplifiers #89,088 in Music Recording Equipment |
| Body Material | Aluminum |
| Color Name | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Guitar |
| Connector Type | 3.5mm Jack |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (394) |
| Date First Available | October 2, 2001 |
| Guitar Bridge System | Adjustable |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | Combination |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 11.68 pounds |
| Item model number | AT108 |
| Number of Strings | 4 |
| Output Wattage | 15 Watts |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 12.68 x 6.38 x 14.06 inches |
| Speaker Count | 1 |
| String Material | Brass |
| Wattage | 15 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Behringer
- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** Guitar
- **Item Weight:** 11.68 Pounds
- **Output Wattage:** 15 Watts

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Would This Amp be good for singing in bars? Does it do well with microphones? And what kind of Mic would I need for this amp?**
A: I don't have this amp (yet) but I can tell you that you will need a microphone with a "low Z" or low-impedance cable.  The mic input is three prong female so you will need a mic with a low impedance cable which will have a three prong male end to plug into the amp and a female end that connects to the mic.  I recommend a Shure SM58 or SM57 for vocals.  The instrument input is for a typical "guitar" cable with 1/4 inch male ends.  Also, I don't think the 8" speaker in this amp is big enough for bar use unless it's a really small bar and even then the amp would have to be placed at ear level.  This is the only amp I've ever seen that has inputs for both vocals and acoustic instrument (low and high impedance) so I'm buying it just for that feature.  Just make sure that your acoustic instrument has an output for guitar cable or otherwise you will need 2 mics, one for vocals (SM58) and one for guitar (SM57).  I hope that helps.Sam (DOG TOY)

**Q: Can you plug in an electric guitar as well as use the mike for vocals at the same time, and have them both coming out of the amp at the same time?**
A: With many mikes you'll require a phantom power source, as such isn't provided by this amp.   Sadly it does not accept 1/4" mike jacks without an adapter.

**Q: Will this work with a KoAloha Ukulele and a LL Bags 5.0 pick-up?**
A: I don't see why not I run a Martin D-18 and it is awesome sound, you  have a range of adjustment so you can get the tone you want out of the ukulele.  be sure to get a first quality amp cable, the amp is definitely better, I am using a Pig Hog Cable a little more expensive but definitely worth it .. Good Luck

**Q: Is the speaker enclosed or is it open back?  If it's enclosed, is there a sound port in the front?  Need to know before I buy.**
A: It is semi-open back.  As a note on these types of amps:  with a little ingenuity it's always possible to close up the back and put your own sound ports out the front.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Clean Warm Sound. Easy to carry. Very well built.
*by W***G on May 1, 2015*

Bought this for my daughter so she can do a performance. Tried it out with her electric guitar and the sound coming out of it is clean and clear. At first, I was wondering if I wasn't hearing the amp since it seemed like the strings were making the sound, but then I realized that the sound coming out of the amp was close enough to the sound from the strings that I couldn't easily tell them apart. This is a great deal for the price. The size is great for lugging around and the unit's 8" speaker can definitely belt out the sound. Definitely going to play with the hi/mid/low adjustments to give better balance between the upper and lower ranges from the guitar. There are cheaper kits out there... but this is a great unit for the price if you don't want any built-in effects and don't want to deal with USB/firmware updates like some of the amps out there. Note, was deciding between this unit and the KT108, which is a keyboard amp system. The main difference as far as I can tell between the two units, beside the external aesthetics, is the 3 pin XLR input on this one and the second 1/4" input jack on the KT108. With a balanced XLR to 1/4" jack cable or adapter, you would be able to plug in a second guitar. Each input has its own volume dial, which is nice. But the hi/mid/low adjustments is for the output only. Notes about hiss/hum. I had the unit plugged into a guitar and dialed up to about 5/6 on the instrument volume and I did not hear any his. If the cable plugged in is connected to a loose jack with poor insulation, however, that's when I hear hiss. Update: So getting the strings to balance on the output was fairly straightforward: adjust the guitar's outputs so that it's not favoring the bass strings. :) And adjust the amp's outputs so that the hi bands are getting more amplification. I suspect this unit can work with a wide range of instruments, just need to ensure the settings are optimized for your instrument.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An acoustic amp that has tube sound and PC hookup
*by S***D on October 13, 2010*

This is a great little box. I bought it because it focuses on the acoustic guitar and emulates a tube amp. It sounds exactly like a tube amp. It doesn't actually have a real tube, but doesn't claim to have one. If the tube sound is not what your looking for you can tone down the base and mid and turn up the high to get back to the modern sound. I also have a real tube amp, a Bugera 5 watt, that was twice as expensive, but it doesn't sound as good as this amp, however the bugera is not geared towards acoustic guitars. I hook my laptop up to this amp by using a special cable I bought at Radio Shack. I connect the headphone output on my laptop to the CD input on the amp. That way I can play along with songs that I have downloaded. A lot of amps do not have the CD input jack hookup but this does. With my PC, headphones and guitar all connected to this amp, I can be very quite and not disturb the neighbors. There's no gain adjustment or distortion of any kind but an acoustic guitar player normally doesn't want those, or will have them as low as possible. I hooked up my electric guitar to this amp, a Squire Strat and an Epiphone hollow body. Surprisingly, the Strat sounded great, but the Epiphone hollow body sounded poor. The Strat sounded like early Beatles. I guess because the early Beatles always used tube amps with no distortion. They also used hollow body guitars with tube amps, like on their song The Night Before. Ah but I digress. The Hollow Body and Strat are not acoustic guitars and not meant to be played on this amp. My Acoustic Fender Kingman sounds superb with this amp. It sounded better then I expected. It really sounds acoustic and tube like. So, to sum it up: The good news: Has tube sound, CD input, you can connect your computer to it. The downside, the fake leather covering looks cheesy. No Gain or reverb control. Some electric guitars will sound a bit muffled.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ great little practice amp
*by C***S on March 13, 2012*

I have played, listened to, and used audio amps for over 4 decades, and while I haven't owned every name brand amp on the planet, I do know my way around them well enough to spot a good deal when I see one. This is a nice little practice amp for electrified acoustic guitar, with an input for a mic (XLR - no phantom power) and a CD player or other audio source. It also has a headphone output (1/4 inch). It has three tone controls and separate volume for the guitar and mic inputs. I got this originally for my mother, who used to sing in an Andrews Sisters-type group back in the day. She still loves to sing, and wanted a small amp and mic to practice and do the occasional small jam. She hasn't had the opportunity to do that yet, but I have tested the amp and put it through its paces. I think it will work fine for the kind of thing she has in mind. The lack of reverb or processing for the mic is a bit of a drawback, but considering what I paid for it, I can't complain. Now, this is not a gigging amp, at least not in my opinion (your mileage may vary). It is small, solid state, with an 8 inch speaker, and 15 watts of power (I haven't measured the exact output, so I'm taking Behringer's word on that). I like Behringer, and they can turn out some pretty good gear, within its limits. I like the sound of the amp with my Carvin acoustic guitar with a Fishman preamp. It is an inexpensive practice amp, so I don't expect the same kind of quality I would from a more serious combo amp. The 8 inch speaker is obviously not going to give the kind of sound quality as a good 12 inch, no matter what. The question is, does this amp provide the sonic quality and flexibility needed to allow serious practice work, composition, or just moderate entertainment value? For me, that answer is a clear "yes." However, this is an inexpensive practice amp, and if you approach it with that attitude, I think you will find it a nice little amp. Don't plan on using it for your next tour with Manhattan Transfer, Seal, or Celine Dion.

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