Side by Side Comparison of: Behringer

Wow! What a quality product! Took me 20 minutes to set up and it works perfectly. No hum or interference at all. Seller shipped this quickly and it was at my doorstep quicker than I originally thought it would. Thank you very much!

The Behringer PB600 is an excellent pedal board with a very reasonable price. I play out once or twice a week and it keeps my pedals organized and protected. I am using one Boss pedal, one Digitec pedal, and four Behringer pedals. The noise stays quiet and one of the pedals is distortion. I have used the Behringer for one month and have had zero problems. I am keeping a close eye on the case latches, they seem fragile. As long as I do not do anything stupid with the latches, I think they will be OKAY . I am happy that I made this purchase, the price can't be beat. I will update this review after three months of use.

This is a great Pedal Board for the money, I picked it up for 79.99$ and it was worth it. Comes with all the cords you need to plug your pedals in (power and sound), and the foam that houses the pedals are adjustable so you can put longer pedals in or wider ones, whatever you may have.

I still bought some replacement daisy chain cables (0.5 ft length) of a higher caliber, probably didn't NEED to, but its my hobby and I like nicer cords so I forked out another 20$.

The case is nice too, it comes with a front cover that clicks on, and the whole unit effectively becomes a brief case. Make's it very easy to move around which is also nice.

I read mixed reviews of this pedal board, but I had tried half a dozen multi effects pedals and modeling processors and pedals with limitless combinations all in one. However, I found all of those too difficult to adjust to my needs, or too cumbersome to flip through all the channels to get to the sound I wanted and then modify it. What I wanted was four or five single effects pedals that I could preset to the value I usually use and then turn on each effect as needed, giving me lots of combinations. I had a couple of Boss pedals and one Behringer one and I ordered a couple more of the inexpensive Behringer units, which I'm generally pleased with, though they're perhaps not in the elite category. They work fine for me. I didn't want 5 or 6 units cluttering up the space and each demanding its own wall wart.
This compact board with its built in case and cord management was the perfect solution for me. Instead of the Velcro found on many boards, this has foam cutouts which hold the B and B pedals securely and give enough room for the connectors and daisy chain power supply to stay tangle free. It all plugs in with one adapter (provided) and it also comes with all the short connectors to connect each pedal together.
My pedals are incredibly easy to use and extremely well organized now. The case holds them securely and the lid fits on and holds everything in place for transport. Everything is ready to play by just removing the lid and plugging into the outlet.
The latches are not the most secure, just a simple plastic slide that looks like it could easily break. However, there are matching holes right next to them so a small lock or even a twist tie could be inserted if the latch does malfunction.
Overall, I'm extremely satisfied. If you're doing something similar to me, I'm sure you will be too. The foam cutouts can be manipulated for other sizes of pedals. I have exactly enough to fill it, with the addition of a dedicated tuner that mutes everything while I tune.

I've played guitar for years but was never a big pedal guy. I still wouldn't consider myself a big pedal guy but I've started playing gigs with a local guy and having your tuner (Boss TU-2) and overdrive (Fulltone Fulldrive 2) loose in a bag wasn't practical. I didn't want to make my own so I started doing research on all-in-one boards with power supply already built in. I pretty much decided on the Boss BCB-60 ($169) but saw this was a lot cheaper and pretty much the exact same thing. So after more research I decided on the Behinger PB600.

I couldn't be happier. It took about 45 minutes to set it up (out of the box) and once it's set up it takes seconds to get up and running at a show. You just place it at your feet, take the top off, plug in the power and then your amp and guitar and you're good to go. I don't get any interference and my pedals work perfectly. Just for the record, all of my pedals are Boss brand except my overdrive which is stated above. They all fit perfectly in the pre-cut out slots. I had to cut an extra hole for the overdrive but now that it's in place it's fine.

I would recommend this product. I hope this review helped in your decision if you're really looking into one.
Shawn

I used this on a country gig last night for the first time! I set the all knobs to 1 O'clock lol and hoped for the best. It sounded great! I just put it in front of a light overdrive and they worked well together. Gives smooth sustain for faking the pedal steel guitar lines. Strong plastic housing too! So, remember kids, please do not literally stomp on your stomp boxes lol...that will wear the switch out, even on a boutique pedal. Highly recommended!!!!

It's a $25 compressor from a company with a not-so-great reputation for quality. I have to say, it does what it is supposed to do so I give it five stars. It is all plastic and feels very cheap, but if you bought a $25 dollar pedal and expected more, you had the wrong expectations.It does not introduce any hum, noise, or distortion. It is not a "coloring" compressor like a dynacomp. The output pretty much sounds the same as the input, but with reduced dynamic range.

Great pedal for the money. Very good controls, you can really hear the difference with slight adjustments. I put this as the first pedal in my board and I can really find a lot of uses.

I have had great results with the Behringer CS400 from the moment I started using it. The controls are easy to use, and each one helps you easily select the proper setting for the best sound. The electronics are clean and noise-free, and have enhanced the tones I generate from my basses. There are a few tweaks that i will need to nail down, as I have basses with both passive and active pickups.I was concerned at first about the ABS plastic body, but I have found the construction to be more than sturdy enough. If you plan on stomping on it with some 20-pound Gene Simmons dragon boots...your results may vary.I would also like to address the concerns I read in other reviews regarding the battery access beneath the pedal. It could not be easier to install the battery by pressing the spring-loaded clips on either side of the pedal. A ball point pen or even a paper clip will provide enough leverage to remove the pedal cover. If it takes you longer than 30 seconds to replace the battery, you have my deepest sympathy.

I'm not super knowledgeable about compressors, I will admit. For a first time compressor purchase I'm not disapointed. I actually took my EQ pedal off the board because this thing just dose such a good job. My set up is quite bright and this lets me bring down a good sum of that brightness and it's just great addition to the board.

hated this when i plugged it in the first time. Battery replacement isn't intutive. After tweaking the settings and using it with different guitars I began to get the hang of it. The sustain is very nice which surprised me as that wasn't why I bought it. It gives just enough extra hold time on the notes to allow you to slow your playing just a smidge so you can nail the notes and think about where you want to go next.The compressor section can tame the harsh and make listening much nicer. I find it great for recording practice to play along with later. for not much money it is a great tool.Battery goes under the footswitch - press an ink pen or a small screw driver into the black pins on either side and wiggle it off.

love it

My amp has special effects built-in however they become totally useless when you have to keep switching between sound affects during a jam session that's where stompbox come in. I absolutely love mine it makes playing that much more fun and much easier.

A+

This is my first experience with a chorus pedal, I purchased it for my bass. I did not know what to expect, and I can say that the sound it produces is... strange. I can only describe it as taking the frequency from a note, dividing that note into component parts, then expressing those individual component parts in a way that you hear them all at once but individually. Indeed, a chorus. Of course you can dial it in to a great variety for the effect. Sometimes just a minuscule addition makes the difference in the sound you are after, or did not know you were after. Otherwise cranking it all the way up can find it's place too. There is no distortion or static whatsoever. This thing is as clear as a bell. If you are into pedals and don't have a chorus, this is something to buy. If you do purchase this and upon testing it out wonder how on earth this could ever fit into your music, trust me when I say it will find its way in. I am very happy with it.

Love this pedal. It caused me to go back and jam out to a bunch of old Pat Travers and Rick Derringer songs. It's a great bargain for the price and performs well and is not to noisey.

Excellent box, adds very good tone. For the low price, you can't beat it.Pros:1. Price.2. Sounds great!3. Did I mention the low price?Cons:1. Blue LED is blinding. Seriously, I have to cover up the light with my finger so that I can see what I'm adjusting. Not a show stopper, and I'm still awarding it 5 stars because of the low price.2. Plastic housing. Again, big deal. If you need ruggedized equipment buy something else, or house all your pedals in the hard pedal box Behringer makes. That will protect them while providing their power. They offer 6 and 12 pedal boxes.

The pedals have to be the right size to fit into the cutout spaces, but you can trim the lining to make other larger pedals fit. Also, the pedals do not stick to the bottom. However, the case is well constructed and smaller pedals do sit in the spaces nicely. The power source is good and the input/output mechanisms are good. This makes it a very handy pedal board but it's pretty clear it was designed for particular Behringer pedals. Behringer is a great company, however. They offer quality products at reasonable prices, so don't mean to ramble, just giving my take.

Let's be clear. This is a big piece of plastic. Period.

Now, it's light, seems durable enough, it's very flexible and works. So look no further because it delivers.

It has some cons, at least I found some.

1) The "Plasticness" of the whole thing makes it look cheap (and it is!).
2) The "locks" are also made of plastic and if you go coo-coo, they'll snap out. (You can later put them back, until you eventually break them, I'm not there yet).
3) I always seem to try to put the cover the other way around… maybe I need help? :)
4) The power connector (and all other plugs) is perpendicular to the ground, so it's easy to step on it and destroy it. (Happened to me, but luckily it didn't break).

Remember… it's a cheap piece of gear, but it works.

I got this to eliminate all of the cords that powered the effects units as well as get something to house everything securely. This board does the job for at least 6 pedals. The Behringer pedals fit nicely into the foam slots and so far have not moved around during play. What I have to get used to is that the pedals are no longer against the floor, meaning that I not have to lift my foot higher to get over the boards edge to press them. It should just take some getting used too. One concern is that the linked power cables don't have anyplace to disappear into. I will be working on this. What I am not happy about is that the board is ALWAYS ON when plugged in. The only way to shut off the power is to unplug it. I wish it had a power switch.

I ordered the Behringer PB600 as a inexpensive powered pedal board for my first board. The first board sent was defective with a high pitched hum when the pedals were connected. Amazon quickly replaced the defective board and shipped the new board out.

The cables included are TERRIBLE, but that is to be expected. After purchasing higher quality patch cables, it worked like a charm. I use it multiple times per week as I am a youth pastor and have to move it multiple times per week. So far so good!

I decided, after too many years to count, I needed a pedalbaord. It had to be small-ish,powered and protect my beloved Bad Monkey and his assortment of pals. The PB600 does just that.

The case and cover are closed cell foam padded,sturdy and well designed. The latches stay latched and are lockable. This is a great grab and go pedalboard.
The included power supply is a run of the mill daisey chain with 8 supplies(with a bag of off beat adapters).. I know folks are saying the supply can be noisey..mine is DEAD QUIET.

It took me about a hour to set the board up and again..very well designed( meaning no WTF's popped up). I currently have six pedals on the board..you could fit a couple more if they are nano sized. The board has stereo outs which is nice and if you like to run modulation thru a effects loop..the stereo outs can be configured to do that..nice little feature!
The power supply to the board is a wall wart and is my only complaint. It will be the first thing to fail.If you are crafty..installing a male 110 v. jack is pretty easy. Now you can use a nice heavy cord. Behringer are you listening??
Would I recommend the PB600? Absolutely. The pedalboard keeps your pedals tidy and VERY safe.

This is the only compressor I've ever played through. I expected it to smooth out some of my pick attack. Compressors should boost the quiet playing and even out the harder playing so that each note rings at about the same volume. This pedal does exactly that.The reason I'm writing the review is that when I first got the pedal, I was playing through a Peavey Vypyr 1 amp, then through a Fender Rumble amp, and finally through a Fender Blues Junior III amp. With the first two amps, all I got was a lot of noise, hiss, and horrible feedback from this pedal. I almost threw the pedal away because it was too late to send back. Fast forward 6 months, and now with my Blues Junior I thought I would try it out again. The pedal makes no extraneous noises--it's quiet--there is no feedback, and it accomplishes exactly what a compressor should. I am now very happy with this pedal. Buyer beware that it may not play nicely with the amp you have. The only reason I gave the pedal 4 stars out of 5 is because I have not tried any other compressors and wouldn't know how it compares.(Side note: I have the settings for Level at 1:00, Tone at 1:00, Attack at 10:00, Sustain at 1:00.)

goo pedal,, plastic feels like its not gonna last forever but its ok

Definitely a bargain basement version of a CS2...not too noisey or squishy until you really crank the level and tone. Fairly transparent. For $25 bucks you really can't go wrong. Fine for using at home. I would question it's durability over an extended amount of time.

I am pleasantly surprised at how nice this pedal sounds. If you've used a compressor before then you know how much they can add to your sound and how much more sustain you can get. If you haven't used one then you'll love it. This particular pedal is rather cheaply made (like most behringer products) which is why it's only 25 bucks. The sound and function of this pedal is a very faithful reproduction of the boss pedal that it's copying but the build quality isn't the same. With a low gain setting there is virtually no hum but the noise goes up as the gain does. This is common result and not exclusive to this pedal. If you're gigging on a regular basis then you'll want to get a more sturdy pedal. If you're just playing at home then this thing should last for years. Either way, it's a good product for a great price. If you're expecting more than this for $25 you have unrealistic expectations and probably won't be happy with anything.

This compressor works, and it works better than you'd think a $25 pedal would. I use it to smooth out the dynamics when playing rythm/chords on a strat. It also mellows your leads a bit. They key to getting the most out of it is to start out with all the controls at 12 'oclock, then make small changes. For me, I started by gradually reducing the attack (counter-clockwise) and then slowly raising the compression. When I got the setting that worked for my I left it there. I'll also add that while it is plastic, it seems to hold up just fine. I use it for playing with our church praise and worship band and it does the job.

Years ago I owned the Boss version of this pedal. I was happy to find that Behinger's version is virtually identical in sound and operation to the Boss unit. The most important thing is that it's quiet and transparent when not in use. There's only two minor issues that keep it from getting 5 stars. One, the unit is made of plastic. It seems sturdy enough, but it's not metal. Secondly, the power input is on the side next to the input jack. Reaching the power input with your daisy chain power supply could be a little bit more of a stretch than if the input was on the top of the unit, like most pedals. Not a big deal, though. Definitely recommended.

Excellent ultra chorus.great sound and clear sound guitar.

Probably a little less chorus than I expected but for the price it does a bit of what I wanted pretty well. Although sonically not EXACTLY what I expected, the construction and design are each very good. It's mighty solid for a plastic housed foot pedal. Good for now until I can afford to try a more costly one.

Pedal works exactly as advertised. Would not recommend for professional use - it's a bit lightweight - but perfect for us weekend warriors.

Not sure about the plastic, but it functions well.

Very nice chorus and a great value. If you're not a pro or weekend warrior save the money over the Boss brand name pedal. The cases are TOUGH.

Behringers are good value for the money. It's not the greatest chorus, but it is definitely competitive at its price point. Stereo outs are a big bonus, especially for a pedal of this price.

It's ok, Crybaby does not fit and the instructions are not that good as far as how to configure the foam and braces. For the price it's nice to keep everything in one place and have room for other cords and power strips.

There is a lots of room for improvement.

Not a big fan of the foam inserts in this, but it's still a decent quality product.

I had to return this when I realized just how little it compromises with pedal overflow. If you want an expression pedal, say goodbye to two small pedals. If you want a big fancy pedal, so goodbye to two or 3 small pedals. This is good for a minimalist or a beginner but not somebody seriously designing their own board layout. Also, just a note to people who haven't found this out yet, but it's bad practice to power all your pedals with non isolated jacks. Another reason you won't be able to rely on this board for long if you are serious.

Poor comments aside, I find the durability, and the was it packages up to be well done. If you aren't gonna be going crazy with pedals anytime soon and you aren't very concerned about a bit of noise from the power polluting the signal, this is one cool little board.

I'm serious, I ordered one of these and there was an insanely loud buzz coming through my amp when the distortion pedal was engaged. I play rock/metal, so this was obviously a problem. I had Amazon send me another one, thinking it was a defect. Same issue with the brand new one. If you hook directly to the pedal(s) from your guitar then it eliminates the buzz, but the point of the pedal board is supposed to be so you can plug your guitar into it. Plays clearly if you only play clean but otherwise useless besides powering your pedals (which you could save about $90 by buying a daisy chain instead)

Pedal heats up quickly but other than that it's a good pedal

no frills compressor. for $25, good device to learn how to set up your rig.

For the money it is good. It's plastic, so you would want to be careful with any serious road wear. There is some buzz in my Sylkin tube amp, but after a little manipulation of the levels you can get it to a quiet spot. Decent sustain, but certainly not a screamer.

This pedal does great for something so inexpensive. It is a compressor/Sustainer that works - I give it 3 stars only because it is a little noisy for my taste but hey, for someone like me on a budget , it works and it a good solution until I can afford to spend real money on a high end pedal.

I sure do not know what people were buying here... I ordered one, got it in, plugged it in and it sounds like a FUZZ BOX. All static and not one smooth tone about it. I was expecting clear sustain... compression... not a fuzz box. Clearly something is wrong here...Update - got a replacement and it works perfectly.

While the case is made of plastic, the construction is solid and seems very durable. My disappointment is with the sound. I never could dial in a sound that made me feel like it enhanced the sound of my bass. It was just different. I've switched to using the built-in compressor in my Digitech BP90 instead.

Kinda noisy but what can you expect for what it costs

It does it's job OK but I would not buy it again. It just doesn't seem to have the sound effect I'm looking for.

This pedal is "OK" and is fine for the Price. My main disappointment is the very small margin or field of effect. It barely creates a Chorus effect, even at t's highest setting. But for 25 bucks,..Beggars can't be choosers. It does give a small effect and I wouldn't probably apply much more than it gives,.. but you like to be able to if you need it. Other than that , the construction seems solid for being a plastic pedal and it's a little hard getting the battery case opened, but I plug it in anyway. Unfortunately the AC Power plug is on the side instead of the top like most pedals which is just a minuscule obstruction but not a real deterrent . Still,.. it's OK for a $25. pedal.

I bought this chorus pedal because it was inexpensive. The chorus effects are okay on this unit. To my ear it has a tendency to sound more synthesized/digital than I like, and hopefully in time I can dial in a better sound with it. It works perfectly well for what I need though, which is playing at my church once a month, but if I were more serious than that I would probably spring for a different chorus pedal. That being said, for ~$20 it's not a bad deal for a guy like me. But if and when I make any upgrades to my pedal board, this will probably be the first thing to go.

Worried about plastic constitution outta the box.... But is more sturdy than first thought. Pretty easy on batteries as far as I can see. Very nice sound. Not aggressive enough in some cases, but might be good thing... As some pedals overpower original signal. Sounds as good as many for the $

First let me say im using this for a BASS (at least for this review) and nothing else. That said I LOVEBehringer products that I own. This guy was really cheap and actually the "chorus" part is weak...as comparedwith other chorus' I have such as (ART,ZOOM,PEAVEY,LINE-6,Gibson) Or we could say in a more positive phrase"very subtle" . The "stereo" effect for me was non-existant BUT realize I bought this item over buying a normalABY switch. Doing so saved me a bundle but in the long run I will pay for it. There is a high cycle hum in the background(which almost ALL chorus units end up having). But I can say it did the job as far as splitting a signal into 2 amplifierheads and doesnt seem to have a problem with the signal being delivered. *note* if you plan on using a 9volt dc adapteryou have laying around in yer gear/scrap bucket think again----wont work ...I tried 4 different 9volt dc adapters to no avail. all that said I still gota give the item its due. Negatives: the unit is made out of plastic and you will have to take it easy when engaging on/off. I had to take mine apart becausethe "chorus" wouldnt trigger "on" . It was due to the fact it just has a small strip of rubber that is supposed to engage with the buttonswitch on the electronics board . you may have to put something behind it or replace it.

Buzzes a lot, nothing you can do about it except plug each pedal into a wall wort separately. I imagine you wouldn't have this buzz if all you had was behringer analog pedals. But I have a tube screamer, analogman compressor, Ditto X4 Looper and Beatbuddy, and sure this board powers it all just fine, but there is a very loud buzz that you just can't silence and people usually comment on it, so I stopped using the onboard PSU and just stick all the power cables in the case for all the pedals, sure it is a mess, but better than that buzz. Kind of frustrating because if I knew that the buzz was permanent I would have returned the pedalboard and gotten a board with an actual guitar fx power supply like the gator or voodoo, but I've already used this one out in the field so am stuck with it now.

I wouldn't recommend it because it takes up way toooooo much room on stage. I let the low price draw me in. In reality, it was not what I need.

works for only 1 channel instrument only

My review would be 5-star, however, one of the latches broke off the outside of the case the very FIRST time I used it. Sad.

poor

Unacceptably noisy, I had to send it back. This was disappointing as I have a number of other Behringer pedals that I love.

Sounds fine under all the noise, but quality is awful! My unit arrived with a noisy bad output jack that I have to replace myself immediately. The plastic is not sturdy. The foot switch cover will break after a few battery changes I suspect. Probably due to bad jack and poor shielding this thing is noisy AF. In the end it's not the good deal it seems to be. Buy the Boss version or be prepared to resolder and add shielding.My first and last behringer product. Lol joke's on me for wondering why all the good reviews for a $25 pedal. Dirt cheap and worth what you pay for it. Ok for practice but wouldn't trust it for a gig.

We have a very high expectations on this one reading all the review on this product. Based on the customer feedback, seems like the only issue here is the plastic casing but the overall sound is compared to Boss CS3. Anyway, my husband was so excited to try this. He was expecting that his bass sound will be more clearer and will sustain the sound longer. BUT when we tried, the sound is awful. Sounded mute. Tried a lot of combinations on the mix but no success. I am thinking to give 1 star but since the price is very good, Iam giving 2 stars instead. I think the only excuse to have a cheaper pedal is the material but at least the sound should be good.

Sounds ok, noisy when you turn it up, but the foot switch stopped working on the second use. I can still turn it on by removing the foot switch and jabbing at the actuator inside the pedal with a loose cable but it's a pain in the ass. I leave it on anyways.

Worked just fine until it broke. Won't turn on anymore. I gave it 2 stars - one for each month. I guess you get what you pay for. I'll be buying more durable stomp boxes made of metal from now on. Nice try though...

Noisy circuitry.

Maybe my expectations were too high... as soon as I plugged it in I smelled something burning.Pulled the plug and just use a battery...and yes, it was the proper fitting cord.It works, but now I'm hesitant to try any other Behringer product.

Doesnt really sound like it should. Better spend more money and get a good one

Save your money. This chorus is very weak. Ive tried it in different positions in my chain of effects I cant tell its there. Disappointed.

Not good at all

I returned first one for a constant tapping / clicking sound, even when the effect is turned off. The second one is doing the same thing. Unfortunately, this experience has ruined my impression of the behringer brand name. My first and last experience.

cheap connectors , buzzed a lot when I played with power through the unit. With batteries powering my pedals, sound was better, but the connectors still sucked. Bought better connectors (live wire), used batteries to get best sound. At this point, this was just a glorified "case". The latches on one side broke and it was no longer even that (all of this was over six months, with only 10 trips to and from the studio where we practice. you get what you pay for. Just pay more and get something better. Buy a heavy duty case, buy better connector wires, and just use batteries for your pedals.

Stopped working after two months!

Power cuts out at certain volume and/or duration. Only gigged with it 3x before getting rid of it. I really don't like that I rated this one star, as it otherwise is a decent unit for casual jamming, but you can't have equipment failure during a gig. The embarrassment and frustration drive the rating down!

The power supply is weak you will need additional power if you plan on using non-Behringer pedals. The patch cables are tone suckers. You are better off getting a rack and a power supply and building your own rig.

Loved it while it lasted. It just stopped working one day mid-strum.

It's a terrible pedal. The bypass sounds non existent. You get what you pay for. Very disappointed.

Cheap, get what you pay for with this pedal.The design isn't well thought out. To put the battery in you need to push in two tiny black tabs and pull the lid off. Then, squeeze them back in and snap it back into place. I use wire cutters to push the pins in.The wire that comes from the battery pad is then subject to being snapped in half between the spring that's loosely balancing on the inside....I finally ruined my pedal today by slicing the wire in half with that spring inside. Bummer

I got the product and it did not work,I tried everything they told me to

Garbage. I've now owned two. They are decent at first and then break and distort after about 6 weeks (when it's too late to return).

Absolutely meaningless pedal. It doesn't compress anything, and if this has a legit sustain function, I'm Stevie Ray .....

This pedal along with the echo machine, reverb machine, and digital reverb/delay pedals by Behringer all worked great for the first two day I had them. The second night while using them they all one by one started malfunctioning. They would cut on and off and produce unpleasant sounds. I replaced the batteries thinking although the batteries should last longer than two days perhaps that was the issue (which it was not). I realized I got what I paid for, cheap poor quality pedals. I almost gave these products 2 starts b/c while they were working they sounded fantastic, how ever there is no point in guitar pedals that can't maintain working order after such short time. I didn't handle these pedals roughly nor expose them to any harsh environments that could warrant defective behavior. Simply had them on my carpet floor in front of my amp. These pedals were practically undistinguishable in sound from the higher end pedals they are based on and it was truly a tease to have thought I found a cheaper alternative to them. I will NEVER purchase any products from Behringer after this experience.

Returned, chorus on my Fender modeling amp worked better.

Came out of the package broken. The epitome of garbage. Don't waste your money on this and look elsewhere.

This thing will make you sound muddier. It is a poorly designed effect.

With any peaks, or even just mildly loud guitar input, there is a 'buzzy' kind of distortion noticeable, which ruins the otherwise decent effect. I ended up with the Boss, as this distortion is just unacceptable on clean acoustic or electric guitar. Too bad, because I've had good results with other Behringer equipment.

I ordered this on a whim because of the price, and I didn't really need it for performing so quality wasn't that big of an issue, but the pedal DID NOT WORK AT ALL... it merely created a buzzing sound over whatever you played through it. I sent it back to Amazon thinking it was defective, but the second one they sent me didn't work either. I do not recommend wasting time and/or shipping costs to even try this product. STAY AWAY... IT IS NO GOOD.

Arrived in a sleek and shiny package, everything looked good until I plugged it in and there was a constant hum. It was high pitched and perpetual. This ruined it for me. Bad buy.