14 best behringer phaser pedals

Product description

• Authentic and classic three dimensional phase shifting—from rapid rotary speaker to impressive jet plane effects
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Dedicated Rate control and separate Color switch for fine-tuning of effects speed and tone
• Status LED for effect on/off
• True hard-wire bypass for ultimate signal integrity

User questions & answers

Question:	Can i use this pedal instead of an mxr phase 90 to help me get the gilmour floyd sound
Answer:	this is a decent sounding phaser, not sure if it'll make You sound like Gilmore.... but for the Money its decent.
Question:	Can this pedal replicate a phase 90 and phase 100 by mxr
Answer:	No. Those are in a different level. This is fairly close to the phaser of the 70s single knob. If I only had a hand full of change and needed the phase sound today, then get this, mxr100 next time.
Question:	Does it add any distortion when turned on
Answer:	No noticeable distortion just the phase effect. But its very cool!
Question:	How does this differ sonically from the Behringer PH9 Classic 90 Phase shifter? Which looks more like a copy of the MXR 90 Phase Shifter
Answer:	This pedal is a clone of a EHX Small Stone, in a plastic box, designed to look like a 70's EHX enclosure. I love this pedal. Have two other phasers, this has the best tone and vintage vine. If that helps.

Product description

Studio effects processors sound really good, but they can bulky, complicated and expensive. Now you can have all the power and great sound of studio-grade, stereo effects processing, thanks to the ultra-affordable, and easy-to-use DIGITAL MULTI-FX FX600.

Six different modulation effects in one pedal.

Select your effect and adjust two separate parameters and the effect/clean level.

Add Behringer's PSU-SB power supply or go with a 9 volt battery.

Stellar Sounds

This studio-in-a-box features Flanger, Chorus, Phaser, Delay, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter, all in mind-blowing 24-bit/40 kHz resolution that turns everyday riffs into 3-D epics from the outer limits.

• Chorus: This effect slightly detunes the original signal. A very pleasant detune effect is created in connection with the pitch variation.
  
  
  
  
• Flanger: Originally, the flanger effect was generated with two tape recorders running synchronously. The same audio signal was recorded on both machines. If you put a finger on the left spool of one of the machines, the spool and the playback speed are slowed down. The generated delay results in phase shifting of the signals.
  
  
  
  
• Phaser: With the phaser, a second, phase-shifted signal is added to the original audio signal. The resulting sound is thicker and above all livelier.
  
  
  
  
• Pitch Shifter: The pitch shifter slightly detunes the audio signal.
  
  
  
  
• Tremolo: The tremolo effect is achieved by periodic modulation of the input signal level. This results in a continuous change from low to high level that lends a quivering, tremulous sound character.
  
  
  
  
• Delay: A delay of the input signal with various repetitions.

Simple Operation

Just select one of the six effects with the dedicated FX knob, and then use the two parameter dials to fine-tune the effect. The LEVEL control determines how much of the effect is mixed with the original signal.

Dependable Operation

The bright LED tells you when the FX600 is activated, and the first-class on/off switch maintains incredible signal integrity in bypass mode. And you get flexible powering as well--power the DD400 with a 9 V battery or a DC power adapter (not included).

What's in the Box

Behringer FX600 Pedal, User's Manual

• Ultimate digital multi-effects pedal comparable to state-of-the-art studio processors
• 24-bit high-resolution stereo effects including Flanger, Chorus, Phaser, Delay, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter
• 2 additional parameter controls to adjust delay time, flanger rate, etc.
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check
• Runs on 9 V battery or the BEHRINGER PSU-SB DC power supply (not included)

User questions & answers

Question:	Has anyone used this pedal on a keyboard? If so, how is the sound
Answer:	I use with trumpet and vocal. I suppose it would be cool with the keyboard also
Question:	Can anyone tell me about the pitch shifter effect? I need a smooth, continuous sweep, both up and down at least a half octave. Does it sound good
Answer:	Well the Pitch Shifter Effect has an Octave up & an Octave down, for the price the pedal does a decent job, BUT! About the Pitch Shifter Effect it sounds double. You can listen what I mean here in this video: https://youtu.be/UTisYmOUwiU?t=1m49s
Question:	Does this pedal have echo on it too
Answer:	Hi, no echo but has a delay and tremolo. I like the pedal because it also has a phaser, chorus, flanger and pitch shifter. Good pedal for the price.
Question:	Can you do several effects at once
Answer:	No, the knob goes in sequence from one effect to another. The effects are weak, chorus is OK. However I bought mine in Aug. and it died in Sept. 3 days after the 30 day Amazon return. It is warranted by Behringer for 3 years, but impossible to find a way to return or device.. Don't buy it. It is a $40. paperweight!

Product description

• Runs on 9V battery or the BEHRINGER PSU-SB DC power supply (not included, best with Polaroid 9V Batteries)
• Take off with overdrive, distortion or a combination of both effects in one powerful pedal
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Dedicated Level, Tone, Drive and Mode controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check

User questions & answers

Question:	Does it require to be plugged to a power source to function or it works wireless
Answer:	This pedal can be used with a 9V battery and has great battery life. I've used my pedal on and off for around 3 years already and haven't changed the battery once. If by wireless you mean you don't need to plug your guitar in, then you need to use a wireless signal system, which can be a lot more expensive.
Question:	Can I use this with a bass guitar
Answer:	Yes you can. Even though the effect has been designed for guitar, most guitar pedals are transparent enough to take any signal path
Question:	Which would be better? overdrive/distortion pedal or vintage overdrive? ...(off course from behringer
Answer:	That depends on the tone that you're looking for. A vintage overdrive pedal would be great for a classic rock, bluesy sort of tone, that the behringer od300 really won't get. On the other hand, if you want to diversify yourself more and get distortion too, this pedal isint too bad for the buck. While it's not the heaviest most brutal pedal, or the greatest overdrive (I prefer the sd) it's a great starter pedal if you want both an overdrive and distortion in one. :)
Question:	Should I buy this new or should I save a few bucks and get it for very good condition
Answer:	I have owned several each of Behringer, Danelectro, Joyo, Boss, Digitech, and TC Electronics pedals. The Behringer pedals are surprisingly good sounding in come cases and very functional generally. That said, the slightly more costly pedals are definitely better in all ways. Behringer is very much plastic construction. The black foot pedal cover is simply/cheaply glued on and comes off easily, the knobs are somewhat effective but very sticky in many cases and hard to work with. Joyo is a nice step up and they have some nice pedals available even if not high quality. If you really just want ONE really good pedal look at Boss, EHX, or MXR and spend $40-$100. If this is your first pedal just go for it and expect that you'll want an upgrade inside of a year if you play very much.I will say this...this pedal was not half bad for sound. it does both an overdrive sound and a distortion sound giving some variety to the tones. But...it's O/D is nothing close to a Boss SD1 and it's distortion isn't close to a Boss DS1. You do get what you pay for. The Boss pedals can be had for a bout $30-35 used/new in places.I recommend listening to a lot of pedals on youtube and reading up on what your favorite players use. read this blog - http://www.effectsbay.com/don't feel pressure to spend over $100 on any pedal soon unless your gigging and getting paid for it. If you are it's worth the money to get your sound right. If you're not, you are still in that investigative stage and learning. Over the last 3 years I've spent at least $2500 on pedals and learned a ton...the big takeaway is to plan carefully, listen, read, get friends(more experienced ones) advice, invest carefully, and don't go hog-wild over it. Most of us non-pro types don't need one of every kind of pedal. Buy one at a time and get the best quality you can afford. Danelectro Fabtone, Behringer, Joyo, Biyang, ENO, Neewer and others are often cheaper knockoffs of other brands but with cheaper components and plastic chassis. Personally, if i wanted to get a od/dist pedal, i'd skip it and get a used SD1 and DS1....and I'm not really a Boss advocate...but that's in your price range. They're tough, sound decent, and last. Lot's of pro's have used them over the years. Proven quality. Good luck!PS - skip using batteries and get a 9v power supply.

Product description

• Get vintage overdrive, smooth sustain and screaming fat tone
• Uses original 4558 IC plus MA150 distortion diodes for authentic vintage sound
• Captures every nuance of your playing from smooth overdrive to screaming tube sounds
• Dedicated Drive, Tone and Level controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check

User questions & answers

Question:	Can it be used with a digital amp (e.g Fender Champion
Answer:	A digital amp probably already has "greenbox" effects.
Question:	Which would be better? overdrive/distortion pedal or vintage tube overdrive? ...(off course from behringer
Answer:	It spends on the sound your looking for. If more focused on blues and rock and roll, choose the vintage tube overdrive. If more of an interest in metal or alternative, the overdrive / distortion pedal is a great choice.
Question:	DOES IT NEED A BATTERY
Answer:	Yes, it needs a battery or a power adapter. I use it in a pedal board with an adapter mostly but have use a 9 volt battery with it too at times. It's actually a real good sounding pedal, very simular to an Ibenez Tube Screamer.
Question:	Getting an amp and a this as a gift, for someone who only has an electric guitar but no amp! What kind of cables/anything else
Answer:	You'll need at least two cables. One from the guitar to the pedal, and another one from the pedal to the amp. But, if the amp has an "Effects Loop" channel, he'll need a third cable to use it. (However, it is not necessary to use the channel, if it does have one.) Two 10' cables would cover most needs. Be sure to get "instrument" cables, and not "speaker" cables, as they can look identical. You'll want what's usually referred to as a "1/4in. Mono Phone Plug" on the ends of the cables.If you need more advice, just ask. It would help to know what kind/size of amp you want to get.

Product features

Vintage Tube Overdrive TO800

What bright green and goes from 1 to 11 as fast as you can step on the 'On' switch? It’s the very essence of rock ‘n’ roll, our screaming-hot Vintage Tube Overdrive TO800 effects pedal! The classic sound of blazing, overdriven vacuum tubes never goes out of style, and they’re at your command – when you have the Vintage Tube Overdrive TO800 in your effects chain.

Vintage Tube-Like Tone

In order to recreate the sound of real-tube crunch, we put the original 4558 op amps and legendary MA150 distortion diodes in the TO800, putting rock’s most powerful overdrive sounds at your disposal. The resulting output is extremely faithful to that of the vintage tone machines that made rock and roll history.

Ease of Use

Dedicated Drive, Tone and Level controls let you shape the exact sound you want. The status LED tells you when this pedal is activated, and the top-quality on/off switch provides the highest signal integrity in bypass mode. You can power the TO800 via a 9 V battery or our PSU-SB DC power supply (not included).

Sound Value

Take charge of the sound that immortalized rock with the Vintage Tube Overdrive TO800! At last, beautiful tube tone is no longer just a pipe dream – and the TO800 is perfect for guitar, bass and even keyboards, and so very affordable. With its original 4558 IC plus MA150 distortion diodes and Drive, Tone, and Level controls for authentic vintage sound, the TO800 is sure to satisfy even the greatest stompbox connoisseur. Test-drive the impressive Vintage Tube Overdrive TO800 at your Behringer dealer today, or order one online – it will change your life!

• Get super-thick chorus with unbelievable stereo effect
• Dedicated Level, Tone, Rate and Depth controls for awesome sound shaping
• Blue status LED for effect on/off and battery check
• Experience true analog delay and vintage slap-back echo that rivals any tape delay
• Vintage BBDs produce up to 300 ms of delay and advanced noise reduction circuit keeps your signal clean
• Dedicated Intensity, Echo and Repeat Rate controls for awesome sound shaping

User questions & answers

Question:	I only want this to plug in two guitar amps to use at the same time. Has anyone done this, and does it work fine for that purpose only? Thanks. K
Answer:	If you have two amps the uc-200 can provide a stereo image. Put it at the end of your chain and set the controls as follows LEVEL: Max, TONE: 1 o:clock, RATE: Min, DEPTH: MAX.
Question:	can i use this with tascam dp00ex
Answer:	If by tascam dp00ex you mean a multi-track recorder then yes, any sound you send into the unit will be heard by the machine and recorded correctly provided you have the right cabling to port audio into the unit. The Behringer ultra chorus pedal ports out via 1/4" diameter cable ends, male to male, music industry standard instrument cables.
Question:	on average how long will a standard 9v duracell battery last if i play like 4 days a week.. after how long will i need to change
Answer:	To be honest I just bought the 9v charger. You cant go wrong. You can play as long as you want and you can power up to 8 pedals. Go with the adapter.
Question:	Can it loop
Answer:	No, it cannot loop, it's dedicated to one function only - chorus.

Product description

The HELL-BABE HB01 wah is a pleasure to stomp on, offering a tremendous array of tone-sculpting options. You get everything from "old-school" wah to the most up-to-date sounds, all in one wah pedal. The HELL-BABE will add new dimension and depth to your artistic expression.

Get everything from "old-school" wah to the most up-to-date sounds. Click to enlarge.

Dial in the range for bass or guitar.

What's So Great About the HELL-BABE?

First of all, this monster's heel-down RANGE control provides low frequency adjustment that can be swept from 440 Hz down to 250 Hz, making the HB01 the ideal companion for either guitar or bass. For custom-tailoring the toe-down frequency range, the HELL-BABE features a FINE control, allowing you to adjust the frequency sweep as high as 2.2 kHz.

Volume Boost

Dial in a powerful volume BOOST (up to +15 dB), so that when you do step on the HB01, your guitar jumps to the top of the mix. A highly versatile Q control is provided for precise filter shaping and for achieving vocal-like effects.

No-Nonsense Build Quality

Unlike a lot of wahs on the market, the HELL-BABE uses no mechanical pots or switches, which significantly reduces wear and tear. But that's not all that separates this pedal from the pack; it also features a spring-back pedal mechanism with resistance adjustment. And thanks to Behringer's ultra-bright LED indicators you'll always know when it's on and when the volume boost is activated. You can power this bad boy with a 9V battery or the PSU-SB DC power supply (not included).

What's in the Box

Behringer HB01 Hell-Babe Wah-Wah Pedal, User's Manual

• Multi-functional Wah-Wah pedal—offers everything you need for all styles and sounds
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Total optical control for wear-and-tear-free pedal operation (no mechanical pots and switches)
• Unique spring-back pedal mechanism with resistance adjustment for ultimate playing style (option to remove)
• Heel-down frequency range freely adjustable via Range control (440 Hz to 250 Hz) for use even with bass guitars

User questions & answers

Question:	does this pedal have true bypass
Answer:	No but it dosent matter and it is better because it'a buffer and helps to keep the high frequency
Question:	Can this pedal also be used as a stright volume control pedal
Answer:	no. wah only. Volume control requires an expression pedal.
Question:	How long does a 9v battery last in continuous use
Answer:	I never used the HB01 with a battery because I use it With a power supply on a pedal board .For the price of 3 9v battery get a 9v power supply Instead ....
Question:	that pretty boy at the guitar center was saying this behringer wont sound like onea them vintage Italian wahs from the 60s, is that true
Answer:	I think that guy was hitting on you, this wah has a lot of buttons and knobs to tweak to get your preference, for the price, you can't beat it.

Product description

Vintage Analog Delay Effects Pedal

• Experience true analog delay and vintage slap-back echo that rivals any tape delay
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Vintage BBDs produce up to 300 ms of delay and advanced noise reduction circuit keeps your signal clean
• Dedicated Intensity, Echo and Repeat Rate controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check

User questions & answers

Question:	Does it have trails/spillover? When turned off, do the delays continue until they fade out? Or do they stop immediately when the pedal is turned off
Answer:	They stop immediately when the pedal is turned off
Question:	Can I use two amps at the same time with this or is the dir output only for a mixer
Answer:	Yes. This works to connect two amps. It will split the wet and dry signal if you use both outputs (using just OUT blends the wet and dry signal) - have a look at the manual.
Question:	So I'm a newbie with electric instruments I have an amp, will I need anything special to hook this up
Answer:	The pedal takes a 9 volt battery but you may want to consider picking up a power adapter that you can use with other pedals you may want to try, BEHRINGER POWER SUPPLY PSU-SB. You will need at least one extra cable, the guitar plugs into the input on the pedal and the extra cable will go from the output on the pedal into the amp, Planet Waves Classic Series Instrument Cable with Right Angle Plug, 0.5 feet (3-pack). Best of luck.
Question:	Is this a clone of another pedal
Answer:	yes it is a clone of the boss analog delay, their first delay, google "tone king behringer comparison chart". It will tell you every pedal behringer makes and what it is a clone of.

Product features

VINTAGE DELAY VD400

From elastic delay to vintage slap-back echo, the VINTAGE DELAY VD400 harnesses the authentic sounds of classic 1960s studio wizardry. Enjoy up to 300 ms of true analog delay – plus the advantages of an superb noise reduction circuit!

Analog at its Finest

Though digital technology constantly evolves, nothing sounds quite like the “old-school” analog Bucket Brigade-style delay you get when you step on the VD400. With its dedicated Repeat Rate, Intensity and Echo dials, this amazing little stomp box evokes the spirits of some of rock and roll’s most legendary heroes, and provides up to 300 milliseconds of true analog delay. Every type of classic delay, from a deep-space whisper, to an interplanetary battle cry – is at your command.

Ease of Use

The amber LED tells you when the Vintage Delay is activated (and serves as a beacon for other time travelers), and the top-quality on/off switch maintains excellent signal integrity in bypass mode. You can power the VD400 with either a 9V battery or our PSU-SB DC power supply (not included).

Like a Trip Back in Time…

The VINTAGE DELAY VD400 is like a snapshot pulled right out of time – and its low price tag will have you reminiscing about how much you miss those “good-old” days. Visit your BEHRINGER dealer without delay, delay, delay...

Product description

• Recreate the whole variety of famous fuzz tones of the '60s and '70s
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• 3 different sound modes for classic fuzz, grunge and gain boost
• Dedicated Gain, 2-band EQ and Level controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this digital or silicone pedal
Answer:	Silicone analog i belive
Question:	What chip(s) does this use
Answer:	No clue...but its 25 bux and pretty awesome for the price..yeap its plastic but its 25 bux.. type 2 fuzz is my favorite. Sounds like fumanchu
Question:	Would any 9v battery (6lr61 size) itself would run the pedal? if it does, how do i turn it off? do i get to take in/out the battery every single use
Answer:	Yes on the battery. The pedal turns on and off with the foot switch. You dont have to remove the battery to turn it off. Unplug the input cord will also turn off the pedal. I use a multi tap adapter with mine as they are cheaper in the long run.
Question:	Does the pedal vary the fuzz or is it just on/off fuzz switch
Answer:	This is a direct clone of the Boss Hyper Fuzz, which in turn was a super-high-gain clone of something else (I lost track). The design is such that the pedal's gain control does very little, and the pedal does not clean up with the guitar's volume knob. Essentially, you get two fuzz sounds, plus EQ, as well as a very useful clean boost function. It puts serrations into your single-note lead lines, and extra power into power chords; and it can help create a titanic parallel bass tone. Anything more complicated than that, even major third intervals, will go to mush. That said, Boss Hyper Fuzz pedals are $250 and up on Reverb as of this writing, which is fool's money if you ask me, considering the limited range of the design. $25 is a better price, even if you find yourself only using the boost function and EQ most days.

Product features

SUPER FUZZ SF300

If the raw, Neanderthal power of history’s most-sought after stompboxes inspires you to plug in, turn on and rock out, it’s time to expand your mind with the SUPER FUZZ SF300. This amazing pedal gives you 3 different sound modes for classic fuzz, grunge and gain boost, controllable via the dedicated Gain, Level and 2-band EQ controls.

Runs on 9 V battery or the BEHRINGER PSU-SB DC power supply (not included).

First-class electronic On/Off switch for highest signal integrity in bypass mode.

Conceived and designed by BEHRINGER Germany.

Three Modes of Operation

With the SF300’s three unique sound modes you can: channel the grittiest tones of underground proto-punk legends; update your sound into a crunchy industrial cacophony; or opt for a pure gain boost that will shred the competition!

Easy to Use

Dedicated Level, Gain, Treble and Bass dials provide tons of tone-shaping options. The SF300’s shiny status LED tells you when this wild thing is activated, and a top-quality on/off switch maintains optimum signal integrity in bypass mode. You can power the SF300 with our PSU-SB DC power supply (not included) or a 9 V battery.

Value

Whether your sound is overdue for a psychotic overhaul – or you just want to cause some inter-dimensional mayhem, reach for the Super Fuzz SF300. Three stomps in one – a deal that’s hard to beat, and the SF300 available now at your BEHRINGER dealer, or online!

Product description

• Take off with the most extreme and sought-after hard rock or heavy metal distortion
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Multi-gain circuitry to give you super-thick, tube-like distortion plus endless sustain
• Dedicated Distortion, 3-band EQ and Level controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check

User questions & answers

Question:	Would this be good for a Metallica sound
Answer:	somewhat
Question:	Should one own the Joyo JF-02 along with this UM300? What are the benefits of having both in the matter of effects? Any 9Volt Power adapter will work for this
Answer:	the UM300 has plenty of distortion and does not need any more overdrive, like the Joyo. I think the UM300 is better than a Boss HM2 or their Metalzone. I see other complain about feed back, maybe try turning down the distortion or level. I run mine with distortion @ halfway up to 3 Oclock and my level @ half. On the adapter center pin is negative and d the outside is positive. It is a small plug in, but is what i'd consider standard for this device. Nice pedal for the $$$ IMO. I remember back n the day paying almost $200 for a Boss HM2, what a waste!
Question:	Can I use this with a headphone? In other words does it have a built in pre-amp
Answer:	Yes. But, it's a mono connection. So, you'll hear it in only one side of the headphones. Also, it sounds pretty terrible. This pedal, in particular, needs an equalizer in the chain - or in your Digital Audio Workstation if you plug it into your computer. Otherwise, the pedal sounds very 'tinny' with high treble - no matter how you set the tone control. ALL distortion pedals or overdrive pedals need an equalizer.
Question:	Can I use this with a bass
Answer:	Yes that's what I use it with

Product features

Ultra Metal UM300

In the churning, smoldering world of heavy metal, it’s the middle frequencies that make all the difference between mush and muscle. With the UM300 Ultra Metal, you not only get control over the Mids – you can micromanage them!

Metal to the Max

The UM300 effects pedal gives you the most extreme, sought-after hard rock and heavy metal sounds, with super-thick, tube-like distortion – plus virtually endless sustain.

The Art of Tone

Like most distortion boxes, the UM300 comes with Distortion and Level controls, and the High and Low controls let you dial in the amount of top-end and bottom you desire – but the similarity to other stomps ends right there. Much like our world-class mixing consoles, we’ve given the UM300 a Mid Frequency control, allowing you to select a midrange frequency (from 200 Hz - 5 kHz) and boost/cut it by up to 15 dB. What this means in terms of tone, is thick, tube-like distortion with endless sustain for everything from aggressive, traditional metal assaults – to the ultimate in modern crunch! A brilliant status LED tells you when the UM300 is active, while a top-quality on/off switch maintains highest signal integrity in bypass mode. You can power the UM300 with our PSU-SB DC power supply (not included), or pop in a 9 V battery.

Massive in the Middle

Is there a hole in the middle of your tone? You’ll be surprised how affordably and efficiently the Ultra Metal UM300 can fill it! Take off with the most extreme and sought-after hard rock or heavy metal distortion – at your BEHRINGER dealer today, or order online.

Product description

The Behringer Vintage Tube Monster VT999 effects pedal has that full-tone roar of a tube engine under its hood, letting you take off with anything from warm blues overdrive to heavy distortion. This high-quality stomp box has the warm sound of a hand-selected 12AX7 vacuum tube. In addition, the VT999 offers an integrated and switchable noise gate with adjustable threshold that keeps your sound noise-free. A status LED for effect On/Off is included, plus there is a true hard-wire bypass for ultimate signal integrity. With this monster engine, your guitar playing will definitely be kicked into monster overdrive. Behringer Vintage Tube Monster Features: Classic tube overdrive pedal based on a hand-selected 12AX7 vacuum tube. This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market. Get a whole tube amp in a pedal and take off with anything from warm blues overdrive to heavy distortion. Integrated and switchable Noise gate with adjustable Threshold keeps your sound noise-free. Dedicated Gain, 3-band EQ and Master controls for awesome sound shaping. Blue status LED for effect on/off and battery check. True hard-wire bypass for ultimate signal integrity. High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life. Conceived and designed by BEHRINGER Germany.

The VINTAGE TUBE MONSTER VT999 effects pedal has that full-tone roar of a tube engine under its hood, letting you take off with anything from warm blues overdrive to heavy distortion.

Take off with anything from warm blues overdrive to heavy distortion.

On-Board 12AX7 Tube This high-quality stomp box gives you the warm sound of a hand-selected 12AX7 vacuum tube. With this monster engine, your guitar playing will definitely be kicked into monster overdrive. Dial in the amount of tube gain you want and use the master level control for volume. EQ Control Treble, Mid, and Bass EQ controls let you tweak your sound further, so you can shape just the sound you want. Noise Gate In addition to the tube distortion, the VT999 offers an integrated and switchable noise gate with adjustable threshold, to keep your sound noise-free. True Bypass The VT999 features a true hard-wire bypass for ultimate signal integrity. What's in the Box Behringer VT999 Pedal, User's Manual

• Classic tube overdrive pedal based on a hand-selected 12AX7 vacuum tube
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Get a whole tube amp in a pedal and take off with anything from warm blues overdrive to heavy distortion
• Integrated and switchable Noise gate with adjustable Threshold keeps your sound noise-free
• Dedicated Gain, 3-band EQ and Master controls for awesome sound shaping

User questions & answers

Question:	Can you plug straight into a passive speaker cab with this and get any sound
Answer:	I would say that you might be able to plug into the FX Return of an amp and just use the power amp section. Otherwise, you would still need a clean power amp. I used to do that with my SansAmp BDDDI all the time.
Question:	The led just flashes forever, changed the tube, thinking bad pedal
Answer:	the LED should only flash until the tube is warmed up. Might want to try another tube. Did it keep flashing with the original tube?Bear in mined that I tried swapping a few tubes including NOS ones, and preferred the one it shipped with. YMMV...
Question:	Its possible get a big muff violin like sound with this pedal
Answer:	I don't think so. This pedal, amazing by the way, is an overdrive and gives you a good sustain but it's different than big muff's violin sound. The proposal and the sound are different because big muff is a fuzz pedal. It's architecture and circuits are different.
Question:	Can this unit be used for harmonica playing also
Answer:	Any overdrive pedal can be used to create an overdrive sound to a harmonica mic provided it's wired for a high impedance 1/4 phone jack. It should be noted that any mic used with overdrives or overdriven amps are more prone to feedback.

Product description

Ultimate Tube Amp Modeling Effects Pedal

• Authentic modeling technology for 3 classic guitar amps, 3 gain modes and 3 mic placements for a total of 27 configurations that let you easily achieve the most sought-after tube amp sounds from clean, crunch to super-fat distortion
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Provides a truckload of great amps in a single stomp box—simply choose your favorite sounds with a flick of a switch
• Dedicated Drive, High and Low EQ, Level, Mic, Model and Amp controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this pedal have reverse polarity
Answer:	No... standard battery power source, mine is powered with a power block, standard in a pedal boards set up. Didn’t require anything special, as for its internal construction I’m in America so plug and play away, you will go through battery’s fast so get a power block some come as sets with everything you need including multiple voltage choices since certain pedals require specific power voltage. Play on...
Question:	Can this be used with an acoustic guitar as well
Answer:	Yes, If your acoustic guitar is equiped with an electronic pickup.
Question:	Can get the distortion of Metallica's "...and justice for all" album with this, palm mute and everything
Answer:	No, it's closer to snarly overdrives than that kind of thrash. You'd wanna try their ultra distortion or ultra metal pedals instead.
Question:	Will this get the same effect as a tube screamer
Answer:	No it won't. Better to buy a tube screamer for that. If you are on a budget the Joyo vintage overdrive will get you closer than this one.

Product description

• Level the house with the most extreme and sought-after hard rock/heavy metal distortion of the '80s
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Ultra-high gain circuitry to give you the thickest and most obscene distortion with endless sustain
• Dedicated Distortion, 2-band EQ and Level controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check

User questions & answers

Question:	Would this be good for mettalica
Answer:	Absolutely not. In terms of metal, this is designed for old school buzzsaw death metal, like Entombed or Dismember. It's supposed to be extremely distorted and blaring. If you want a sense of what it sounds like, listen to Dismember's "Like An Everflowing Stream" or Black Breath's "Mother Abyss." I wouldn't recommend it for something like thrash metal. Also, if you have a guitar with a lot of twang (double pickups mainly), it's going to give more of a Creedence Clearwater Revival or Lynyrd Skynyrd southern-rock type of sound. If you're looking for a pedal that would work for thrash metal, I personally like the Danelectro D-3 Fab Metal Effects Pedal for a relatively cheap option (~$20). You can get a pretty good sound out of it if you fiddle with the settings on it and your amp's bass, mids, and trebles.
Question:	Does this come with a power supply and a cable
Answer:	Nope. Comes only with pedal. No batteries, power supply is sold separately.
Question:	Can you use Boss or Digitech power adaptors with this pedal
Answer:	Yes!
Question:	what is the difference? behringer ultra metal um300 vs. behringer heavy metal hm
Answer:	The UM300 is a cheap clone of rhe Boss MT2 Metal Zone. The HM300 is a cheap clone of the Boss HM2 Heavy Metal. The HM2 is the "Swedish buzzsaw" sound made popular by bands like Entombed, Dismember, Nihilist and other bands out of Sunlight Studios in Sweden. The MT2 is famous for not being that pedal. At all. Everyone makes the mistake of buying it but it's not very good. HM300 = Swedish death metal from the 80s.UM300 = ugly haired kid on a practice amp

Product features

HM300

• Level the house with the most extreme and sought-after hard rock/heavy metal distortion of the '80s
• This Behringer product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Ultra-high gain circuitry to give you the thickest and most obscene distortion with endless sustain
• Dedicated Distortion, 2-band EQ and Level controls for awesome sound shaping

HEAVY METAL HM300

The HEAVY METAL HM300 produces the huge, slicing guitar tone that, until now, was only available from high-gain amps cranked to the point just before meltdown. With the 2-band EQ and dedicated Distortion and Level controls, the HM300 will push your tone to the perfect level for a massive sonic assault.

Tone with Serious Attitude

With its ultra-high gain circuitry, the HM300 gives you rude and rowdy distortion for the fiercest rhythm chops and searing leads, with virtually endless sustain.

Easy to Operate

HM300’s dedicated Distortion, Low, Mid and Level controls allow you to sculpt your own metal tone, from deep and brooding – to crisp and furious. A status LED tells you when this beast is activated, the top-quality on/off switch maintains incredible signal integrity in bypass mode, and your HM300 can run from either a 9 V battery or our PSU-SB DC power supply (not included).

Value

Don’t let the pretty pink color fool you – the HEAVY METAL HM300 is “Red-Hot!” (We only made them pink, so your mom would feel good buying one for you.) Check out the HM300 at your Behringer dealer - or order online today. You’ll be surprised at how little it costs – to own the tone!

Product description

• Ultimate digital reverb effects pedal comparable to state-of-the-art studio processors
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• 24-bit high-resolution stereo reverbs including Spring, Plate, Hall, Gate, Room and Modulate
• Dedicated Mode, Time, Tone and Level controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check

User questions & answers

Question:	Can you use it for any instrument
Answer:	Mono input,you can connect output 1and output 2 with two amplifiers for stereo.
Question:	It comes with power supply
Answer:	The same as an android phone
Question:	Is there any kind of a mix control
Answer:	it is no midi.
Question:	Can I loop this into my PA for additional effects for vocals
Answer:	Neither. Just the pedal only.

Product description

Get the classic, warm and mind-bending tremolo effects of vintage ‘60s amps

• Get the classic, warm and mind-bending tremolo effects of vintage ‘60s amps
• This BEHRINGER product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market
• Dedicated Rate, Wave and Depth controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check
• Runs on 9 V battery or the BEHRINGER PSU-SB DC power supply (not included)

User questions & answers

Question:	Does the wave form gradually by dial or is it a hard cut
Answer:	The　 wave form gradually by dial cut,　may　be.　Thank　you。
Question:	Does it have push button switch to activate with your foot
Answer:	Hi… The whole bottom half of the panel is a switch right below the model number not a little button but a wider foot thing that you hit with your foot
Question:	I need an adapter or already included? What else do I need to use this product
Answer:	Amazkn sells three different power supplies. You can use standard 9 volt alkaline batteries, rechargeable 9 volt batteries, an ac adapter, a daisy chain adapter, or an isolated power supply. I would suggest that you carefully consider each option. First, will this be your only pedal. Second, how often are you planning on using it. Third, how long do you plan on running it with each use?? If this is guaranteed to be your only pedal, you would be okay with a 9 volt battery or a 9 volt adapter. If you only plan to use the pedal for a few songs each use, a battery may be your best option. You may want to consider a rechargeable so you can have power that is renewable. For constant use, you may want to consider a 9 volt adapter. You don't want your battery to go dead on stage. If you plan on getting several pedals, you may want to consider a daisy chain. A daisy chain will allow several pedals to be linked to one nine volt adapter. If you are a performing musician, I would place serious consideration on an isolated power supply. I use one of these. An isolated power supply puts each pedal on a separate circuit. If something happens to a circuit for one pedal, the rest of your pedals will be unaffected. With a daisy chain, if one wite breaks, every pedal downstream loses power.my power sullpy has resettable breakers for each output.
Question:	v batteryincluded
Answer:	Battery is not included