Behringer Overdrive Pedal Shoot-Out : TO800 TO100 BO100 OD400 Vintage Tube Blues 30 Pedals Day #16
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Ive been using a vintage tube overdrive for the last 6 years..all my practices ,close to 200 shows and it has not given me any grief at all...its rock solid...with a les paul thru a modded hotrod deluxe ive been complimented so many times on my tone..it has a plexi style color to it...(vintage is very accurate off of a clean channel)
I have the TO800, and it's my favorite choice of the bunch. It really has a wide range when using the drive knob, and can be used for power chords as well as solos. My only issue is it has a little more "fuzzy" sound to it than I like. For $25 you can't go wrong with Behringer.
after i heard TO800 i bought it and it's superb! thanks for the review
I bought the TO800 as well... I love mine and I have a tube screamer...
ITS wonderful what one can do with a zoom g2 at the other end and to800 at the other end...i have vtonegdi21 and joyo us dream in the middle...(i thought the behr gdi21 woul be too much but no: i control my zoom g2 heavy solo sound with chorus/echo/hall by gently tapping the gd i21... for jazzy crunch i can do with to800 and us dream...) I thought i could part with Behr OD300s, but i caant, with the mode to od its so very good, and one thing i realiszed iz that if i broke a behrs top i could always replace it with another behrs top...my main point is ? dont crush it in A rush...bol(BUSLOADSOFLOVE) kIMMO
I bought the TO800 and use it both together!
You rock! I'm very glad you do many reviews with the Behringer pedals.
I have the TO800,its got great tone for that tube clipping sound,I have it on my board before the UM300 and together they bring the roof down!
That Tone King overlay won't go away! It covers the screen for the entire vid.
the Behringer TO800 obviously dominates the rest.
Very helpful to hear them side by side like that. Thanks a lot !
sounds like they made the same pedal 4 times, just slightly tweaked. I went to another tab to check something, and when I came back he had gone from the 1st to 3rd pedal, and I didn't even notice.
RedTriangle53 lol.. that's a good marketing idea. Same inside, different outside, and let the listeners go to war 😂
They're based off other pedals, basically copying the circuitry of each of their respective originals.
well, just get the green one because looks cool then xD
You probably weren't even paying attention, lol
@@ericleon6482 if you need to focus to hear a difference I would say they are basically the same pedal but slightly tweaked.
You are a good man for making our choices easier. Keep it up! Im ordering the TO800
My vote goes to the Blues Overdrive.
Its funny that people always talk about how unreliable Behringer pedals are. Ironically they're the only pedals on my board that I haven't really had problems with. My Boss tuner went the other day and now my EHX freeze pedal has lost one of its features due to poor build quality. Don't believe everything you hear when it comes to equipment reliability related stuff.
I agree man.i love behringer.people are whiny rich pussies lately...eh,it's plastic...lol.oh well.more for my kind.take care.
Even tho that is part true you have a very good point. The part of behringer being problematic is true but that shouldnt be a why not buy them because thats what warranty is for.
@@ianlopez6524 When you do a performance and suddenly your system is dead, you tell your audience: don't worry, we have a warranty .
Seven years ago I bought a second hand monitor controller for my homestudio for the price of two sixpacks of beer because it had exactly the features I needed. Knowing the reputation I bought another one as a spare for the same price. Another year later I bougt a third one. All as a spare. Both spares never left the locker, the first one is still okay.
my favorite of this bunch was the BO100 Blues Overdrive - and being that the BOSS BD-2 Blues Driver is one of my favorite pedals of all time, that makes sense!
I just bought a TO800 petal at the flea market for $2 dollars, was that a deal or what....
That’s a great deal
All sound the same to me. Glad I watched this! Saved me some money
Hey!TubeOd pedal means it simulates a tube phase via diodes,you can get a true tube included OD like Behringer Tube Monster too.Overdrive means it raises your level of volumen and/or gain(depends on the tone your after)before it goes into the amp,to "over"drive it to send it over the top than you normally could without a higher signal going into the amp and depending purely on the amp for tone(which has 3 to 4 tube or simulated phases to get the tone).Digitech BadMonkey ;) comes with a bass knob
I bought the TO800 and I think it is great never regretted it! Love the sound of the Blues Overdrive too, probably have to search for that one a bit. All good. Thank you
i love this guy everytime im weary about a piece of gear hes there. GO TONE KING.
Those pups look like the mini-humbuckers that come on a Gibson Thunderbird.
i just got a Behringer Ultra Bass Chorus pedal and love it. Behringer gets a bad rap because of their prices. But I have used and own several of their products including a bass amp. This amp has never failed me. I also have an Ampeg that has been in the shop twice. so there ya go. Big name doesnt always mean its better.
But Josh Homme used an ampeg not a behringer
Thank you, I salute you. Tone King, you da man. Another A+ Video.
The TO800 is obviously the best one, nice pedal
To be honest in my opinon they all sound the same. The TO800 can be tweaked to sound like all the pedals you have here.
Thanks for the videos!
I thought I was the only one who noticed
Thx man i needed a video on all of these being tested
I can not hear the difference with the 4 pedals. for me they have the same sound :-(
Good demo like always...Thanks!
I'm heading to Down Home Music, who carry these pedals, tomorrow. I also do not notice much of a diff in overdrive sound. However, I wanted to say thank you for using the overdrive channel of the amp, and then the pedal. Most demos are from the clean channel, but I also wanted to hear a boost from the OD channel along with the crunchy rhythm of the pedal in the clean channel. Thanks Tone King!
I recently bought a Vintage Tube Overdrive (TO800) and I love it. I tested an original Ibanez side by side with this bad boy in the store (the ibanez costing 3 times as much) and the escence of the sound/tone is the same. Play with my Epi Les Paul trough my Bugera 333xl and it sounds amazing for a almost-clean blues sound, and its perfect for boosting my crunch channel. Totally worth cheking it out! Thx TTK! It was thx to this video that I started using behringer products in the first place :)
compared it to the EHX East River Drive and it sounds absolutely the same. There is no difference. I am sure they build them with the same circuits.
To800 sounds great good video thanks.
I am new to pedals and i need a tube overdrive
they all sound great...always kickbutt rockin videos TK!
ROCK ON!!!
All Behringer pedals are a great value. With a little tweaking and the right amp, they can go head to head with any major brand. Like everything else in the world, you pay a premium just for the name on the front. Boss, Digitech, MXR, etc. are great pedals, but they know it, and the price goes up.
I love the BO100 and the TO800. The other two seem to be missing a bit of "soul".
BO100 was updated to a BO300 sometime later. I have the 300 its pretty decent though they've discontinued it sometime after I got mine 18 months ago.
TO100 closes to the sound I hear in my head.
The BO100 and TO100 are getting harder to snag these days (discontinued). I managed to score the TO100, and to my ear it sounds in between a TS9 and a BD-2. Good cheap pedal that seems to play nice with other overdrives and fuzzes.
T0100 has the smoothest sound so it wins for me.
Best Guitar ever!!!!!
man you have to use it in more videos
Also, this guitar has an awesome shape! :D
They are affordable decent pedals i like the vintage one best here. While i was in the states last year i picked up a washburn blues pedal for $15 and was pretty impressed with that too for the price.
Good demo!
Clip (1:53 - 2:49) Sounds like the same pedal(super similar qualities) painted in different "colors".
I have both of the tube screamer's and they are identical to the original's they are not the sturdiest pedals but they sound great the Super Fuzz 300 by Beringer is my all time favorite pedal and at 25 bucks new cont me in!!🤘🎸
You have played this single note lick at 1:32 soo many times that it hurts my brain now when you play this lick!!!!!
I went to Sweetwater and pre-ordered 15 pedals, so I spent a little over $250
The tube overdrive is great for driving another distortion pedal
Hey Tone KIng, which one would you recommend for a Darknessish guitar tone, I'm playing through a Fender Champion 100, Great video :D
Depends which album? Tube overdrive covers a lot the permission to land stuff. They got a bit heavier after that, but it can still carry it off.
I've owned the BO100, TO100, and TO800. The TO100 and TO800 are close but I prefer the TO800 playing through a strat. The BO100 is basically a boost pedal. Playing and listening on TH-cam is two different things. Besides being made in China and being plastic there is nothing wrong with these pedals tone wise.
Vintage tube overdrive does it for me. Picking noise was a little "Choppy" for me anyway. They sound good.
Great comparison!
Interesting demo - thanks for posting. They all sound a bit harsh to me (as opposed to "creamy") - like "pedals" instead of like an overdrivien tube amp. But I also know that things sound different through a mic, so maybe sounds better in person. Again, thanks for sharing - it was interesting and informative.
nice demo
I do a mean cowbell solo 😮
Nice... gotta say, the TO800 is scary close to the TS808... for $30??? pretty good deal IMO. However, from these 4, I take the OD400... thick, chunky, and affordable. Nice shoot out. Cheers!
I just ordered the TO800 for $19 new from Amazon
I'm kinda of a noob to pedals, but is there a way to get a clean but slightly distorted sound, more on the clean side though, will the blues overdrive do it well? of is there like a special pedalfor that? Thanks for the great vid (even though its over 7 years old lol).
It's easy to do. Adjust your gain level. The less gain, the less overdrive. Quite simple. Blues overdrive isn't the world most powerful pedal, just dial in a small amount of gain and you'll get mostly clean signal with a bit of crunch when you really attack a note.
Thanks dude! Ill give it a go!
I'd prefer the TS808 tube screamer one. Hey louis, I have some questions about tone. When you listen to dimebag darrell recordings, he sounds almost doubled. Especially on the solo to I'm broken. Any thoughts on the pedal he might have used? or is it just a recording effect?
Double tracked recording. Very popular for guitar solos but there are plenty of recordings with double tracked lead vocals
@@garysloan9793you're throwing me back to 8 years ago man.
I like behringer comp, eq (rack), phaser, harmonist and those types of pedals. But since distortion and od is the core of my sound I want higher quality stuff. Behringer makes great pedals for the price, but I only buy pedals from them that I don't use in a ton of songs. That being said, their tube amp modeler is a good distortion pedal
Good test !!!
Why does Behrenger get a bad name? These sound fine through YT compression.
Its because of a reliabilty issue. I once had reverb that lasted me a week. But thats what warranty is for.
I have um300 ultra metal i love it
ToneKing, I need an all in one distortion/overdrive pedal, which do you recommend among these UD300, OD300, UM300, TO800 or HD300. Thanks much!
+Easy Johnny behringer od300
Thanks Noble6141
+Noble6141 Behringer dist/od vs Digitech ones, what you suggest? Thanks in advance
I'm interested in buying the VintageTubeOverdrive TO800. Despite the fact i've seen this video a thousand times, i can't really hear the difference between these 4 pedals. The only one which sounds a bit charismatic is the BluesOvedrive BO100 and it's out of stock/discontinued.
TO800 and OD400
Think The OD400 (Overdrive )
was replaced by the PO300 (Power Overdrive)
But they do have a BOD400 (bass Overdrive , with 5 knobs & seems better than the OD400)
@TrapDaddy65 for you ..... for me they all sound amazing !!!!!!! no good or bad just a matter of tastes and needs more than anyother thing in the whole world !!!!!!
The thing is that more treble is okay for lead, but rhythm chording needs the treble turned down.
Incidentally, are these analogue pedals or digital modelling?
I'd have one, and I'm a Gibson type. I like the jangle but I'd only have one if it was shorter scale than Fenders.
Great pedals for the price range!
Little friendly tip though, Rickenbacker is pronounced like linebacker rather than than the composer Bach. Beautiful guitar never the less!
Nice guitar!
TO800 tighten orange crush 20 rt 👌👌👌
Never work with pets, or children, work with nice guitars! This Rickenbacker looks just like the pretty sister of my Tokai Rockinbetter bass (custom truss rod cover - Llamabacker - I play in The Llamas :-)
)
Tone is entirely subjective - what sounds best is up to your ears as a player. You may think 'x' pedal sounds crap, to other ears it may sound perfect. Down to you to decide what works, and also for your needs and requirements i.e - where you want to sit in a mix with a band etc. The other consideration is how you use these types of pedals. Some work great as standalone pre-amp amp pedals, others work much better in the FX loop - (a brilliant example of this is the Boss metal zone - well known for being a p.o.s pedal that generally gets ridiculed - but look for the ola englund youtube vid where he puts that pedal through the fx loop). And further to this, the gear and amp your using will also effect what you get out of these. I use them generally as a solo/lead boost to a driven sound just to add a little more drive and higher end to cut through a touch better. For what these types of pedals do - they're worth every penny. Pluss they're cheap enough you can buy a couple and keep some spare in a gigging emergency (although that has never happened!)
TL:DR - These pedals can be fantastic. They're great sounding, durable (so far), cheap and can be extremely effective, depending on your tone requirements and how you use them within your rig. That being said, they may not suit some players - but for the cash, worth a try.
Like their head phones, they do the do, if they don't( like the 100 buck other brand) they get the 357.
should i go with the vintage or normal tube screamer? Im looking for a slightly distorted, sharp tone, thanks in advance
OD400 I like :-)
difficult to choose. i looking for a tune screamer. all 4 really sound very same. i can t hear lot of difference. so i will go for the cheapest i can get.
How come only the TO800 is available?
Can you tell me which behringer pedal should I buy which would sound like boss ds2
BO100. Cheers.
Quali pedali mi servono per suonare Black sabbath? Please
For me:
1- BO.
2- VTO.
3- TO.
4- O.
wich one is the best for metal?
@thehasslessydney I noticed that one too, especialy since Ive got TO100 and BO100 and I havent noticed that difference in levels. Also the video is a bit too quiet for both level and gain cranked, so I guess there was some sound editing or a noise gate.
Noob here, does Tube overdrive mean that it mimics a tube amp or that it is meant to overdrive a tube amp?
Ricks are great guitars. If they weren't so ludicrously expensive, they'd be more commonly used, especially by Strat and Tele players.
I actually love my behringer pedals, EXCEPT for the green one. It just doesn't give me that ts9 tone I love
Well that makes sense, it's a TS808 clone not a TS9 clone. Their TS9 clone, also in this video, is simply called Tube Overdrive
good video man !!!
@guitarmanAT Strange as it may sound, amongst these pedals your best bet seems to be the BO100. I didn't like any of them too much yet if I had to get one, I believe I would prefer the TO100 since it enhances and compliments the tone of the guitar better. Yet it's also better to hear it with a more standard solid body than a Rickenbacker ;-|
Hi,
I own a Roland Micro Cube and a ESP LTD M-50 guitar. I bought a Behringer TP300 Tremolo pedal, but being a noob to pedals, I did not know that a tremolo pedal is at the end of the effect chain. Now, I have no distortion/overdrive pedal between the guitar and the tremolo pedal. So, how would you resolve such a situation?
@resington ... yeah... Call me crazy, but I honestly can't hear too much of a difference in all the pedals. Tube Overdrives are supposed to sound warmer and more smoother, regular overdrives are supposed to sound crunchier with much more body. But I'm not getting any of it.
Most of my pedals are Boss, so the a/c adapter, can I use thar a/c adapter with the Behringer pedals?? Thanks.
@kesx In this video he says he has to dime the volume to keep the levels between the other pedals. I was just wondering why the output of those two was so low, when they are based on the TS's
Affordable for the win! :D
sound like zaak ??? for boost a marshall amp of valves
they all sound very similar.
TTK used the ODs only as boosters for rock and metal, sadly he didnt test them thoroughly for bends slides and vibrato
are these pedal made of plastic or metal
Nice pedals. Just one question, wich one would be better for Pop-Punk stuff, the Vintage Tube Overdrive or the Tube overdrive?
Line 6 multi FX straight to the board for pop-punk
The dirty channel on your amp sounds great and doesn't need a pedal.If you turned up the volume on your amps dirty channel it sounds just as good or better than these pedals.
What Amp are you using?
i have a to800 its a very good pedal for $35
hey i have the same pedal but doesnt sound that good whats the setting on ur amp and guitar volume