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I put the HD300 in the effects loop. Trust.

1:26 I thought bro said expensive😂

The problem I had with behringer pedals was that the volume level decreased when the pedal was engaged. OK for home recording but useless for live.

I'm surprised you didn't use the Jackson or Schecter behind you for the more "metal" pedals. That would've made much more sense.

found Dan from LTT's long lost twin! cool video. If it works, it's good

They sound o.k. For the price, they are pretty good. But, I don't like the way the battery has to be put in. This little pins on the side are annoying.

Plastic pots

The Super Fuzz rules. It has a secret setting only possible because they use such cheap components. 🎉

I own a Behringer VD400 Vintage Delay and a NR300 Noise Reducer

Where are you from that you pronounce tremolo that way?

Very comprehensive.

the answer is no

bro with the ultra metal didnt hit one riff maaaaan 😂

Great video! Worked prefectly on my gen I combo as well.

Dirty signal chain, dirty pedals. These are great if you just wanna experiment for the first time with an effect that you’re not very sure of or used to, but as for permanent petals on a board if you’re a serious musician that plays gigs more than three times a week I don’t recommend these types of pedals, grounding issues, bad soldering connections, and cheap components suck tone using a lot of these pedals or even just one in the wrong way gives you a similar sound of having a bad cord saps sound

Didn't know Smosh was into woodworking videos now

Nice video, after 3 years, are you still using the fret end file? If not, which one are u currently using?

Can you please e-mail me the measurements of the wooden pedal board? Looks very cool

Thank you very much for the video. I have more or less 15 behringer pedal that i bought since 20 years ago till today. In this list I would also add the tube amp modeler Tm300 and the super fuzz Sf300. Anyway, for the quality/price ratio, in my opinion 80% of Behringer pedals work really well, considering that they are made of plastic. Greetings from Italy

I have a fix for theweird noise issue with the Chorus and Vibrato pedals (UC200 and UV300). I found that it went away if I just swapped their position in my chain. E.g. I have my Vibrato going into my Chorus pedal and it eliminates that noise.

short answer: yes. and they're cheap too

Great video and so simple a "Caveman can do it"..

Hi! Very interesting! I have one and my sound fluctuate.. Do you know what's going wrong? I change both tubes and i have the same problem. Thanks for your time!!

Why 1 hour video, bro? Is this a film?

I've owned I think 5 different Behringer pedals and hated all of them except the Vintage Tube Monster, which had a preamp tube in it. The cheap plastic ones sounded bad to me in person.

With all those pedals, shouldn't you have added a buffer in there somewhere?

Good demonstration on the clean up, I don't really find it anything like a Tubescreamer at all. It's an impressive pedal, in-fact it kinda of feels more like a pre-amp pedal if anything.

Tremola?

Vox's love Tung-Sol.

Nice video! Looking to get some Fret Guru tools to do some work on my Stratocaster. Also really enjoyed your work in the Ace Ventura movies!

Well,,,,,, let me start with the bad. Your guitar and pedal combination just doesn't work for the heavy stuff. But I appreciate you making an attempt to demo the Behringer gear. I too found their tuner to be a joke

I want that looper track! 😜

short answer : yes.

hey nice video dude, i have two of these pedals the vintage overdrive along with vintage delay and i tried powering individual pedals with their own 9v power adapter but there seems to be a problem only one of the pedal seems to be working and the one just don't work, as you used multiple pedals wanted to know if i'm doing something wrong, kindly help if possible.

Yes.

Very good ! Thanks

can you do a video on 15ips and say analog , warm , round, huge and fat alot ?

I am a big big believer in my best quality specialty guitar tool I currently own, a Fret Guru Dagger 2.0, a FANTASTIC fret crowning file and that is the key: it is a real file with teeth in a concave shape that cut the metal of the frets. The others are diamond grit. Yes hard as diamonds, they are tough , they remove material, they dont get full. But they remove the material by scratching and gouging it off, my meaning many passes of many grades of Micromesh to get those frets gleaming and playing like "buttah". Gimme the Dagger every day of the week.

Thanks for going step by step. You never know what level someone is at.

no mine literally exploded when I turned it on there’s probably still parts of it scattered around my room

your missing the super fuzz pedal they have and it sounds so cool ive already ordered one

Nice, but you can only do that so many times before you risk breaking the truss rod. It's better to hit the root of the problem and just correct the neck. Since it's a 2 piece fretboard you could use the microwaved rice in a sock trick.

Thank you 🙏

They are great to fill a niche till you can afford what you like

They seem good. I have the Chorus, tuner and compressor in my home studio pedal board. The big question is how robust that are when used on the road being plastic construction.

is this a permanent solution?

I've been looking for a solution for my bent guitar neck and fret buzz under straight neck. Trying to dampening the neck and drying it under pressure for like the past month or so. But this seems so much easier. Thank you

You don't even have the 2 best pedals Behringer makes...super fuzz and the tube amp modeler

Jawsome 😎

I got a jackson rhoads 7 string, and i put the same nazgul sentient combo just i used the soapbar ones.