
Germany ยท Est. 1989
Behringer
The most affordable access to the world of amplifiers. Behringer produces functional amplifiers for students and musicians on a tight budget.
About the brand
Behringer, founded in 1989 by Uli Behringer in Germany, manufactures guitar and bass amplifiers as part of its broad range of audio equipment. Behringer amplifiers are designed to provide basic functionality at the lowest possible cost, serving as an entry point for beginners or as economical solutions for musicians with very tight budgets.
The Vintager line and Behringer's GM practice amplifiers are typically the brand's best sellers. They offer multiple channels, built-in basic effects and sufficient connectivity for home studio practice. The company leverages its enormous manufacturing scale in Asia to maintain prices that established brands cannot match.
Behringer is part of Music Tribe, the same group that includes Midas, TC Electronic and Turbosound. As high-end amplifiers, Behringer products don't compete with Marshall or Fender, but for the purpose of getting started with the instrument they fulfil their function at prices that make playing accessible to any budget.
Key facts
- Founded in 1989 by Uli Behringer in Germany
- Part of Music Tribe alongside Midas and TC Electronic
- Practice amplifiers at the lowest market prices
- Entry point for beginners with very tight budgets
Iconic models
Ultracoustic ACX450
An acoustic guitar amplifier with integrated chorus and reverb effects, designed to provide faithful and natural sound reinforcement at a very affordable price.
Bugera V22
A 22-watt valve amplifier under Behringer's Bugera sub-brand, offering genuine valve tone at a price that democratises access to this technology.
Bugera 333XL
A 120-watt three-channel high-gain valve head that replicates the characteristics of high-end boutique amplifiers at a fraction of their price.
GX112
A 60-watt solid-state practice amplifier with built-in effects and multiple channels, aimed at beginner or intermediate guitarists on a limited budget.