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Which effect for guitar do you will recomend to me?

I tried talkguitar and yahoo but nobody answer me, sorry

ITS FOR A MY ELECTRIC GUITAR NOT FOR MY BASS

but/// Im planing to buy a pedal from Behringer
which one of these are good?
Ultra Metal UM300
Ultra Distortion UD300
Distortionx DX300
Power Overdrive PO300
Heavy Distortion HD300
 
Are you looking for a distortion pedal for your BASS guitar or regular guitar? You seem to be listing primarily guitar-based effects.

Either way, probably try to avoid the Behringer pedals and at least go for a Boss distortion to start off with.
 
Oh please... Behringer doesn't do guitar pedals very well. They tend to be noisy. I have had 2, one octaver and one distortion. Both were noise generators in the signal chain and the octaver died on me.

If you want cheap and pretty good pedals, opt for Joyo.
Edit: This looks cool:

NB: All Behringer products are not bad. I have a small analog mixer and some microphones that have servede well through the years.
 
Only behri pedals I like and use are the ?di-21 models. Bdi21 gdi21 adi21 etc are terrific. Their boss copies are not highly regarded for noise specs and general tone so I never buy them and can't offer useful experienced opinions.

Again. .. used dano pedals are great though and cheap. Many are patent stealing clones of great pricey pedals.

Completely useful pro capable pedals when you get to the metal cased ones but some of Their cheaper plastic ones have great circuits too.
 
Wow, I didn't know Joyo existed! I own a couple behringer pedals, and they do add noise. To compensate, I just turned down the frequency that they were pushing out, but MAN with the prices of the Joyos I may have to leave them in the dust (except my BSY600).

Any other cheap pedals like that?