Behringer Product Reviews and Ratings - Processors and Pedals - DR600 - Guitar Pedal Reverb Pedal from Abes of Maine

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Brand: Behringer

Located in: Musical Instruments, Effects, Processors and Pedals

ntroducing the Versatile DIGITAL REVERB DR600 Effects Pedal from BEHRINGER Not all reverb is created equal equal equal. Demo the DR600 and youll be amazed at how rich, textured and downright realistic every setting sounds. This premium pedal features 6 high-resolution reverbs: Hall, Plate, Spring, Modulate, Room and Gated (Gated Reverb) giving you state-of-the-art studio processor quality. Its dedicated Level, Tone and Time controls let you tune in exactly the reverb texture that youre looking for. It incorporates a bright blue power status and battery condition LED plus a sturdy footswitch which preserves signal integrity in bypass mode. The DR600 pedal operates on a 9 V battery as well as with our BEHRINGER PSU-SB DC power supply, giving you the flexibility you require when on the road. Treat yourself to reverb so rich it could be fattening. The rack-quality DR600 from BEHRINGER.

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Avg. Customer Rating:

3 stars

(based on 3 reviews)

0% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Customers most agreed on the following attributes:

Best Uses:

Amateur recording(3)

[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]

You get what you pay for

By Josh

from San Francisco, CA on 3/4/2009

Pros:

Compact Design, Good Selection Of Effects

Cons:

Poor Sound Quality

Best Uses:

Amateur Recording

Describe Yourself:

Experienced

Bottom Line:

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Behringer DR600 - Guitar Pedal Reverb Pedal:

Do not use this for vocal reverb. Rather than cleaning up vocals, it has a tendency to echo the bad aspects, flattening the tone and feeding it back to you. Admittedly, this is not intended for vocal use, I just thought it might be a viable cheap option. Not so.

[0 of 1 customers found this review helpful]

It's a reverb... and way, way strong

By JBondo777

from Wilmington, NC on 3/4/2009

Pros:

Excellent Sound Quality

Cons:

Limited Selection Of Effects, Muddy unless dialed back

Best Uses:

Amateur Recording, Performances

Describe Yourself:

Experienced

Bottom Line:

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Behringer DR600 - Guitar Pedal Reverb Pedal:

It puts out very high-quality audio in both mono or stereo, but the reverb really muddies your sound at any point past the 25% level or so... I find that I have to keep it really dialed back in order to not get a very "underwater" kind of tone. Not exactly what I was expecting, and the various modes aren't much different from each other and all have the same issue.

[3 of 5 customers found this review helpful]

I wish we'd never met...

By Maxxville

from Midwest USA on 3/4/2009

Pros:

Price

Cons:

Battery Life, Not Responsive, Poor Sound Quality

Best Uses:

Amateur Recording, Beginner's Pedal setup, Drain Batteries

Describe Yourself:

Professional Musician

Bottom Line:

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Behringer DR600 - Guitar Pedal Reverb Pedal:

Dear DR600,I hope you are happy in your home on the shelf. [...] I should've known you'd suck the tone right out of my sweet guitar rig and leave me holding a couple of empty batteries. I should have purcased the power supply. I'm sorry I took you into my home. I was blinded by your tiny price.I've had a Digitech Hardwire pedal in my setup for months now and the battery still works. I've had you only a week and I've had to change your battery twice! Don't go thinking I have some bias against the whole Behringer family. I get along with your mother great. Your cousin, the ULTRA DI, can pass a signal with great results. Even the SHARK is pretty cool at parties. I'm afraid you are probably looking for someone who is less discriminating towards tone and durability. Maybe you'd go well in a fledgeling guitarist's setup. I think it's time I saw other pedals. Good luck!P.S. I also noticed that when your "mix" knob is all the way down, you still put forth a wetter signal than I want. What's with that?

Customer Reviews about the DR600 - Guitar Pedal Reverb Pedal at Abes of Maine