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This is a great reverb pedal. Extremely low cost and great features and effect. Each reverb choice sounds like it should, the addtion of a tone control is nice..verbs can add treble to your tone, so being able to adjust for it is a bonus. I use mine throught the effects loop, but it is true bypass and produces zero background noise. I sugguest buying an AC adapter, it eats 9 volts and the batter compartment is one of it's only flaws (hence the 4 stars, not 5). My only other complaint would be the reverb type knob doesn't have indents..it's just a sweeping knob like the rest, but it doesn't effect the function and it doesn't cause the reverb to switch by accident. It really is a minor thing, but might be weird to some at first. This was a great purchase, and Behringer doesn't deserve the knock they get for gear bullies.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I'm not a pro musician, so my opinion should not count for much. What I found was first of all when the Behringer DR600 showed up I was excited. I was using my T2 pedal from my guitar board for my synth as my synth does not have built in effects and I wanted reverb. I was wanting to go as inexpensive as possible so I ordered the Behringer DR600. I didn't read any reviews or watch any You Tube videos. It was at a price I liked and hoped for the best. I played the synth on the T2 for a comparison since I knew I liked how it sounded. Then plugged in the Behringer. I tried all the various types of reverb on the pedal. Adjusted the Level, Time and Tone knobs hoping to find a "non-tin can sound". I tried it on my guitar board. I really wanted it to work out for me. It did not. After a few days of adjusting and back and forth I bought a different pedal that was about 40% more in cost and 100% higher in sound quality. Sorry it didn't work. I prefer to give good reviews of products, I just can't on this one.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I bought the pedal as an inexpensive way to fix the reverb on a Fender Frontman 65 amp that I purchased. Since a new reverb tank was more expensive, I opted for the pedal as it is less expensive and sounds better than many spring reverb tanks. I use this through the effects loop on the amp and get wonderful lush reverb with it. I like it because it sounds as good as the $100 plus pedals and is easy on the wallet. I use behringer pedals for this reason. I have several pedals and a TU300 tuner that I have on an effect pedalboard. All are behringers and have only had one pedal go out on me in the 2+yrs that I have been using them. I plan on replacing that pedal with another of the same as the price of these pedals allows for replacement instead of having to take to a service tech to be repaired. these are very good pedals for the novice and pro alike. They may not be as tough as a Boss or Digitech, but for the money they hold up pretty well and if they do break down on you, just toss and replace with another like pedal. Behringers are meant to be replaceable and not fixable. For a price of around $40, you can buy 2 Behringers for every Boss or Digitech pedal. Great pedals for the money. if you get one that is DOA, take it back to the dealer for a replacement. That's how Behringer does their warranty.Read full review
I was looking for an inexpensive reverb, and settled on this one. What a mistake! Out of he box it didn't work at all. I unplugged it and planned to send it back, but decided to give it another try. Worked beautifully! Even used it for one or two gigs. Then it just stopped. No apparent reason, it was connected the same way as before. I opened it and found how cheaply built this thing is. All plastic body, so even if it worked it probably wouldn't last long. The pedal is connected to a flimsy piece of rubber that pushes on a cheap button that didn't work even when I pressed it with my finger. I thought maybe my power supply was the problem so I decided to use a battery. That's when the fun really started. To access the battery you have to press in the spring loaded hinges on either side of the pedal with a "ball point pen". Good luck digging up a ball point pen during sound check! All in all a waste of money. There's a reason good pedals cost what they do. I'll now get a Boss or Ibanez and have it the rest of my life.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Considering the price, its pretty good. There are several different modes, all of them are pretty similar so there is not much variety but just find which one of them works best with your rig and stick with it. I had no problem getting what I wanted with it..It does seem a bit odd that I need the level down to somewhere between 5-10% in order to get a normal sound with my setup but it still works. Tone also had to be tapered off quite a bit in order to make it sound somewhat natural. When I first plugged my power supply in I got the flashing LED but as soon as I plug other pedals in to the power supply to it then It stops flashing. My only real gripe about it is that it makes a small audible click when switching on and off but I don't care too much about that as I usually just leave the reverb on..or If I play without reverb I doubt I will switch it on in the middle of the song... Also the blue LED is obnoxiously bright..might just put tape over it. Contruction is light but adequate...again its a reverb so I won't be stomping it much. I decided to get this because I needed a reverb and didn't have much cash. Might get a really good one later...but this is doing the job.Read full review
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