90% of forum posts about behringer will tell you that they're garbage but this pedal and the vintage delay sound about as good as pedals that cost 5 times as much.
The T0800 is a really good cheap tube screamer clone, too. The 7-band graphic eq is also great for $25. The graphic eq can tame the feedback from an acoustic guitar as well as shape an electric guitar sound.
Dude i'm only halfway through this demo and my inner beast is tamed by the sound. I already bought this pedal but haven't tried it yet and wanted to hear how much of a stereo effect it has. Thank you for your time and effort, it was worth it.
That's becaue the tone control only affects the wet signal. The stereo outs split the signal between dry(left in this case) and wet(right in this case). So the tone control affects what's heard in the right channel. I'd probably not mess with the tone control in stereo, myself. In mono it's a different story.
Idk why you have 15k subscribers, ¡Your content is just good! It explain what the controls do, a dry test, This is good for people that don't know how it works too, I'm buying this pedal, Keep doing that ! ;)
Thanks for sharing. I have bought 2 Behringer pedals (EQ, Octaver) I love to use them. Already bought an EQ of another brand, unfortunately it is huming so can't be used. The Behringer EQ is absolutely quiet and much cheaper. The Octaver is great. I used it today on stage. It sounds like a bass guitar (note: my acoustic guitar is a cheap one, I put in a sound hole magnetic pickup and a passive preamp. The Octaver enhances the bass and mid tones. I don't worry anout 'plastic' body. If it is made by high quality ABS plastic it will be strong enough. Also, once you the pedals on you will love to use them until your playing finishes. You will not by pass these pedals. So you will not put your foot on to turn them off. So plastic is not a problem.
Glad you're enjoying Behringer :) I'll be demoing the Octave pedal soon! Agreed the plastic housing isnt bad.. not everyone is jumping on their pedals with all their weight haha! Thanks for your input
The level control gives you the level of mix between the dry signal by itself (all the way to the left) and the dry+chorus signals, increasing as you go to the right. In that regard it does function as a 😀bit of a volume control, because you're adding more chorus signal to the dry signal as you turn the knob clockwise.
It really doesn't pay to be a pedal, amp, and guitar snob anymore. I have a Harley Benton LP-style guitar, a Cozart Tele, a Bugear V55 HD and just ordered a bunch of Behringer pedals for a board I'm putting together for my Bugera 6260. $19 each @ Sweetwater right now. I'd put my rigs up against anything. I spend frugally on gear so I can eat great steaks.
Haha exaaaaactly! You can have your steak and eat it too 😂 i have an all tube blues jr style combo amp from monoprice that sounds incredible. 250 bucks brand new 🤙🏼 no reason to shell out for super expensive stuff unless you want something really specific
Nice demo! I notice some distortion on the sound: was the pedal too hot? Also, how do you feel about the build quality? My UV300 just arrived yesterday. It is my first behringer outside of the 600 series, and looks a lot more fragile than the FX600 and RM600. Cheers!
+Philip+ I think i was running the preamp on my audio interface! that may have been adding a little drive..but i checked the pedal just now and it does add a little distortion.. maybe its my active guitar :) I haven't noticed much difference in build quality of the behringer pedals.. the 600s i own are a bit heavier tho!
Hummm... a little bit of distortion in a dedicated chorus pedal may be interesting... I'll take a look at it if I find one available for testing nearby. Cheers!
you don't need to use both outputs to get the pedal's sound.. but using two gives a larger more spacey sound because of the nature of stereo.. so there is a difference but that being said lots of people have mono set ups so its not really a "better or worse" thing in my opinion :)
@@RyanLutton well that's a relief haha i thought i would be missing out on a lot if i just do mono setup. Thank you! Last question, am i free to choose between output A and B? Thank you again
here's the thing... does it matter if its analog or digital, if it sounds the way you want it to sound then that's the thing (I have both analog and digital choruses (Boss CE2, EHX Small Clone and Line6 Tonecore space chorus) and delay (Carbon Copy, Boss DD3 and a Boss Tera Echo)) because each gives a sound I want that the other can't do
you can power it with 9v power supply from an electrical outlet or use a 9v battery.. I don't believe it charges though.. the plug or battery must be connected for the pedal to work :)
this is what i liked about the uc 200. a level knob to back the effect way off. I prefer the natural tone dynamics i get from knowing how to attack the strings, and an all tube amplifier. A lush chorus makes my tone more generic. I would never use the fast, wishy washy sound of a chorus, but with this I found a great tone with the speed all the way up, and the level way down so its far behind my natural sound. cobain used the small clone , i believe, and used it well because his playing was extremely simplistic and an effects wash gave it character.
Is your pedal really "true" stereo? Is the chorus effect on both channels? I only get It on one side and the other channel is the dry signal.. Now I read on the internet that that is normal...cant believe it because it defeats the purpose kind of..
Behringer is awesome, they literally make clones of the most expensive pedals and sell them at a price so everyone can enjoy. Love Behringer!
They actually make some of the circuits used by Boss and just house them in a cheaper body.
Do you know which the original pedal is?
@@LovestateRecords Boss CH-1
90% of forum posts about behringer will tell you that they're garbage but this pedal and the vintage delay sound about as good as pedals that cost 5 times as much.
The T0800 is a really good cheap tube screamer clone, too. The 7-band graphic eq is also great for $25. The graphic eq can tame the feedback from an acoustic guitar as well as shape an electric guitar sound.
thats because boss and other manufacturers by the chips and electronics from behringer
Absolutely. The Super Fuzz is sick too!
@@johne1599worth getting over the MXR?
EQ I mean.
Great reviews. No blabbing and doesn't waste time. Thanks.
I appreciate that :) thanks
Agreed
Dude i'm only halfway through this demo and my inner beast is tamed by the sound. I already bought this pedal but haven't tried it yet and wanted to hear how much of a stereo effect it has. Thank you for your time and effort, it was worth it.
Finally someone who demos that isn't playing those useless blues fiddling and it's in full on stereo
Yay! A stereo recording of a stereo pedal. Rare as hens' teeth. Really showed how the tone control was not balanced L-R. Cheers!
That's becaue the tone control only affects the wet signal. The stereo outs split the signal between dry(left in this case) and wet(right in this case). So the tone control affects what's heard in the right channel.
I'd probably not mess with the tone control in stereo, myself. In mono it's a different story.
Idk why you have 15k subscribers, ¡Your content is just good! It explain what the controls do, a dry test, This is good for people that don't know how it works too, I'm buying this pedal, Keep doing that ! ;)
Thanks for sharing. I have bought 2 Behringer pedals (EQ, Octaver) I love to use them. Already bought an EQ of another brand, unfortunately it is huming so can't be used. The Behringer EQ is absolutely quiet and much cheaper. The Octaver is great. I used it today on stage. It sounds like a bass guitar (note: my acoustic guitar is a cheap one, I put in a sound hole magnetic pickup and a passive preamp. The Octaver enhances the bass and mid tones.
I don't worry anout 'plastic' body. If it is made by high quality ABS plastic it will be strong enough. Also, once you the pedals on you will love to use them until your playing finishes. You will not by pass these pedals. So you will not put your foot on to turn them off. So plastic is not a problem.
Glad you're enjoying Behringer :) I'll be demoing the Octave pedal soon! Agreed the plastic housing isnt bad.. not everyone is jumping on their pedals with all their weight haha! Thanks for your input
2nd time I've came across one of your demos today. great job
Just put out a new Behringer video today if you're interested :)
Ryan Lutton will go watch it now
The level control gives you the level of mix between the dry signal by itself (all the way to the left) and the dry+chorus signals, increasing as you go to the right. In that regard it does function as a 😀bit of a volume control, because you're adding more chorus signal to the dry signal as you turn the knob clockwise.
thank you bro. I bought that pedal after I wacth your video.
Hope you enjoy it! :D
buying this pedal im excited
It really doesn't pay to be a pedal, amp, and guitar snob anymore. I have a Harley Benton LP-style guitar, a Cozart Tele, a Bugear V55 HD and just ordered a bunch of Behringer pedals for a board I'm putting together for my Bugera 6260. $19 each @ Sweetwater right now. I'd put my rigs up against anything. I spend frugally on gear so I can eat great steaks.
Haha exaaaaactly! You can have your steak and eat it too 😂 i have an all tube blues jr style combo amp from monoprice that sounds incredible. 250 bucks brand new 🤙🏼 no reason to shell out for super expensive stuff unless you want something really specific
😎😎🥩🥩
love your demo and your music
very nice sound
Great ! Thank you.
thank you bro, great tutorial no talking! and what is your guitar?
Is this a good pedal for playing Purple Rain?
Muy bueno para su valor
If I want 6 pedals on my board; should this be one of them?
that's a question only you can answer
Tube overdrive, ultra metal, reverb, delay, chorus, noise gate (that's what I have, well not counting the loop pedal)
Depend of your style. I totally agree with "less is more". Mine: wah, drive, chorus, booster, footswitch for channels and reverb. Thats it.
18£ to sound like Robert Smith? Sold.
Nice demo! I notice some distortion on the sound: was the pedal too hot? Also, how do you feel about the build quality? My UV300 just arrived yesterday. It is my first behringer outside of the 600 series, and looks a lot more fragile than the FX600 and RM600.
Cheers!
+Philip+ I think i was running the preamp on my audio interface! that may have been adding a little drive..but i checked the pedal just now and it does add a little distortion.. maybe its my active guitar :) I haven't noticed much difference in build quality of the behringer pedals.. the 600s i own are a bit heavier tho!
Hummm... a little bit of distortion in a dedicated chorus pedal may be interesting... I'll take a look at it if I find one available for testing nearby. Cheers!
+Philip+ it costs 25 bucks just buy it
I'll most likely will order it on my next shopping spree ;)
Yeah same here I've wanting to try one for a while
Behringer is the best of al
Is it okay to just use one out for the chorus? Does it have a big difference compared to using two outs? Thanks
you don't need to use both outputs to get the pedal's sound.. but using two gives a larger more spacey sound because of the nature of stereo.. so there is a difference but that being said lots of people have mono set ups so its not really a "better or worse" thing in my opinion :)
@@RyanLutton well that's a relief haha i thought i would be missing out on a lot if i just do mono setup. Thank you! Last question, am i free to choose between output A and B? Thank you again
@@HeadspaceOdyssey Use out A
@@jonasmichelimusic7185 thanks man
I think the only downside is the plastic casing? Otherwise I’ll buy behringers all day!
It's the reason why they are cheap...😁
Funciona en bajo?
lissy si, el cantador de Type o negative uso uno de estos para su bajo
what should i do when i have only 1 speaker?
yes but... a pedal chorus has to be blue!
sounds distorted to me
hey dude two things can u list me the name of the songs you were playing and can u recommend a looper pedal for a beginner?
Does this have a mono mode?
HI, Does anyone know if the behringer is analogue or digital? I keep getting mixed reviews
here's the thing... does it matter if its analog or digital, if it sounds the way you want it to sound then that's the thing (I have both analog and digital choruses (Boss CE2, EHX Small Clone and Line6 Tonecore space chorus) and delay (Carbon Copy, Boss DD3 and a Boss Tera Echo)) because each gives a sound I want that the other can't do
Is it made of metal or plastic?
Plastic :)
Refer to this plastic case test: th-cam.com/video/0QL-6eTHSHQ/w-d-xo.html
Does it take a 9v or only plug into an electrical outlet? I was told it charges. Is that correct info?
you can power it with 9v power supply from an electrical outlet or use a 9v battery.. I don't believe it charges though.. the plug or battery must be connected for the pedal to work :)
Is this pedal considered a delay pedal??
no, this is a chorus pedal :) behringer delay pedals are the VD400, DD400, EM600 and the Vintage Time Machine
There is not enough chorus in the signal .. sounds thin and cheap compared to something like a small clone.
this is what i liked about the uc 200. a level knob to back the effect way off. I prefer the natural tone dynamics i get from knowing how to attack the strings, and an all tube amplifier. A lush chorus makes my tone more generic. I would never use the fast, wishy washy sound of a chorus, but with this I found a great tone with the speed all the way up, and the level way down so its far behind my natural sound. cobain used the small clone , i believe, and used it well because his playing was extremely simplistic and an effects wash gave it character.
Thanks for your demo. 🙌🏻
Have you tabs of those nice riffs?
Is your pedal really "true" stereo? Is the chorus effect on both channels?
I only get It on one side and the other channel is the dry signal..
Now I read on the internet that that is normal...cant believe it because it defeats the purpose kind of..