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Behringer UO300 Octave Guitar Effect Pedal
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$42.00
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Cheap solution to buying a bass guitar setup. The only issue I have is that sometimes the tracking seems a bit slow and laggy. Make sure to play notes clearly. Slides and slurring and create strange results.
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I had high hopes for this pedal, but am totally disappointed. What I wanted to do was simulate a bass guitar with a standard guitar. It kind of works, but I am not at all pleased with the sound. First thing I noticed was that it drastically reduces power output. I had to turn every amp I tried it on to "10", just to get a reasonable output in a practice setting. There would not have been enough output for performing. Second, the sound was quite distorted in the lower ranges. I would not try to use it thru a regular amp. Your speakers will object. I tried it through both regular amps and a bass amp. The bass amp was better. Third, the pedal seemed to add some harmonics, which didn't always sound in tune with the key I was playing in. To be fair, there was a narrow range of notes that sounded really cool with this effect added, but for the most part, what this pedal brings to the party just isn't worth it. Oh yes, I tried it with several batteries, (all of which tested good), and with an AC/DC plugin 9V power supply. Changing batteries seemed to make no difference in the sound, and the pedal wouldn't work at all with the 9V wall power. I got this pedal as an experiment, realizing that it might not be what I was looking for, so I was prepared to absorb the financial hit if it didn't suit me, however, I found this pedal to be not only unsatisfactory, but totally unusable. I would be interested to know other people's experience with this item. For what it is worth, the vendor, Pitbull Audio, did a good job. I will certainly use them again.Read full review
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This unit is okay if you need an octave driver for limited use as an few parts in songs performed live. It does make noise and I would not recommend it for studio work.. With a studio there are other ways to get octave doubling. It is much better than my old Chili Dog pedal because it switches easier and heavier built . For the money it is not a bad value.
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I like this pedal. You can create nice bass lines with it. The only thing is that the pedal is very noisy and hissy. You must use a noise reducer with it. Overall, it’s good for the price... 👍🏻
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It's ok. I really don't like plastic, but I like Behringer...for other products. I thought to try this out. It works good for guitar. I was using it for bass. Not very good. The sound clips out all the time. The product cannot hold the lower frequencies. But for the money, it is a nice machine to play around with....on guitar.
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