Behringer non-Knockoff! i think

[moogboy]

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is this a knockoff? if so, what is it knocking off?

i like the idea, even though if i could find and get one, i would set up the 'Heart Of The Sunrise' Tremeloe and never change it after that.

 

[bassbmx]

Well, it's in one of their Boss ripoff cases but I'm not sure if it's actually a rip of a Boss pedal.

 

[bassbrad]

It is not a knock off of any current product, but many of the digital delays from the late 80's and early 90's could do those different types of effects. It would be a really cool way to create your "own" special effect.

 

[bongomania]

It reminds me of Lexicon's entry-level rackmount multi's, but that doesn't make it a knockoff per se... Could be a cool "first" pedal for those just getting into fx.

 

[moogboy]

are we seeing the VERY first original behringer product? if so, i hope that the apocolypse causers missed that one. i dont want to live through the apocolypse.

 

[bongomania]

Oh, you won't.

 

[The BurgerMeister]

are we seeing the VERY first original behringer product?

(it reminds me of this old peavey pedal...)

 

[manicbassman]

cool... it's got a blue LED... weird, the FX600 is way cheaper than the FX100... prolly cos the FX100 is the old model and the new one can be made cheaper. I'd expect the FX100 to drop off the products list soon.

I'd be tempted if I didn't already have a Zoom B2.1U on my board already (that's a bit more convenient when changing type of effect to use, you don't have to crouch down and peer at the knob, however, you do have to remember which cryptic code you've assigned to the patches. I've got all mine down in the A bank now).

 

[Dash Rantic]

For an actually orginal piece of equipment, and not a bad price... Interesting. I don't like Behringer very much but I'm tempted to give this a try. Or at least get my guitarist to try it, might work well for when he needs delay/phase shifting for a couple of songs...

-Dash

 

[Justice]

I have the FX100 pedal. It does a lot of things, some good, some not so good. I bought it primarily for the pitch shifter (it will do an octave up!) but...there was too much latency in the signal when trying to get the full octave up making a small delay between the regular note and the shifted note.

If they have cured this in the FX600, i'll get one.

Also, Behrigners digital effects pedals do not like being run on batteries, they will work right if you have a strong battery, but when it starts to weaken they get flakey. I confirmed this with Behringer. Using a power adaptor solves this easily though (the One Spot works well with Behrigners stomps)

 

[cathal]

i want to get the behringer ultra distortion feedbacker, its a knockoff of the boss df-2.

but i don't know how good it will be or even if will work on bass

cb

 

[anechoic]

i want to get the behringer ultra distortion feedbacker, its a knockoff of the boss df-2.

but i don't know how good it will be or even if will work on bass

cb

Little bit of a tangent, but you may want to check out the Line 6 Dr. Distorto as well. I had a few posts about mine in this thread:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=310607&page=2&highlight=dr+distorto

 

[tbone409]

for behringer OD i want to try the VT999
its got a real tube and is twice as expensive as all their other pedals.
anybody have any thoughts?