Behringer DIGITAL REVERB DR600 Digital Stereo Reverb Effects Pedal, Silver

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I use it on a tabletop next to my synths with no foot usage, which makes it an ideal choice if you're unable to afford a more expensive pedal. If you are into surf or rockabilly it might not cut the mustard for you, but I play classic rock and it does the job for me. The majority of decisions are given instantly, so you could get your new gear sooner than you thought!

THAT SAID, I actually am using it on my board for now, until I find something else that suits my purposes that's not just a large multiFX unit. The unit can be operated by 9V battery, perfect if you're looking to use somewhere without power sockets or with a Behringer PSU-SB DC power supply. Where such goods are used, even with loss of identity, the legal ownership to the resultant product shall vest in the Company and any proceeds of sale in respect of goods unused or resultant products shall be received by the Purchaser as agents for the Company and on their account. I am 85 years old and my Wife of 57 years has enhanced the caliber of Music we play and we truly enjoy playing at Nursing Homes and Senior Functions and also playing in Church, it makes us feel like we have a new lease on life.In any dispute that may arise liability of the Company for breach of any warranty or obligation either expressed or implied is limited to the value of the goods supplied in any event. Thank you Sweetwater, I love the Behringer, it's not something really for the stage, but for a home recording studio, it is great! You will find dedicated Level, Tone and Time controls on the pedal, allowing you to truly shape the reverb to the sound you desire.

For that style I would usually use something like a Plate or a Room, but on the DR600 with the 'Time' knob turned all the way down, it is still not as short as I like. If youre looking for a little bit of shimmer to accentuate your clean sound well you better get the HECK OUT OF HERE because this thing is going to drench your sound in reverb and then fill a jar with reverb for you to take home with you. Featuring two 1/4'' TS inputs and two 1/4'' TS output connectors, the DR600 delivers stereo reverb effects that are comparable to state-of-the-art studio processors. I was looking for to add some reverb but not interested in figuring out a vast array of controls with weird names.I think the most powerful knob is the "Level," which allows you to adjust the mix of the reverb, and that's the main knob I end up using when trying to get very subtle reverb tones, but I do wish for more variability overall. All are behringers and have only had one pedal go out on me in the 2+yrs that I have been using them. By putting the DR600 after the pod-go (and, a la effects loop using the Zoom MS-70CDR), I free up those four precious unused blocks on the pod-go for other things.

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Choose from the DR600's six stunning 24-bit, high-resolution reverbs including Spring, Plate, Hall, Gate, Room and Modulate. Gear4music Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA FRN 706272) and acts as a credit intermediary and not a lender, offering credit products provided by a limited number of finance providers, including Klarna Finanacial Services UK Limited and V12 Retail Finance. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. The DR600 has some good reverbs on tap but beware there is an audible pop when switching between the different types.