Behringer FX600 Digital Multi-Effects Pedal

I had a quick research on which effects pedals gave me the styles I wanted for my bass (phaser, chorus and flanger) . This was the only pedal I could find that had all three without a range of gimmicks bundled in! It's solidly made, runs off the normal pedal supply and is as quiet as expected (although there is noise which alerts you to when the Fx moves from one to another . This is a useful aspect as control is via a rotary knob on the floor - I wouldn't want to depend on this except in a well lit area if I needed to change it. I'll probably set the pedal on one style and use it occasionally in performance - I also suspect I'll need to make a note of the levels of each of the two 'alteration' controls (basically level and depth) on paper stuck to the bottom!A real surprise was the tremelo function (one that I hadn't been looking for) that adds an interesting depth to playing on low levels and has the potential to add duplicate notes in runs on higher delays (with a lot of practice I suspect)It's a low price entry pedal and , as such, gives great value for money if you want to add a few effects to your playing style.

Product is great value for money, especially for occasional and at home players. It is made of plastic so this would not withstand the rigours of the professional or pub giggest etc.sound quality is OK, but you do get some noticeable ‘hum’ at loud volumes, again to be expected for the price.The biggest gripe is how you power it. It can be run off batteries, but these are a fiddle to fit (need to take the pedal off the base, and replace carefully to avoid cracking the plastic). Annoyingly though, thee is no on/off switch - if you power it from batteries, you need to remove the in and out signal cables from it, even with your amp and guitar off, otherwise it drains the batteries. That is a bit annoying and messy. There is a port for a 9v adaptor, but it would be helpful if at least the adaptor plug came with it, as I haven’t been able to find one the right diameter to fit the hole, and so am stuck with battery power. But overall, if you are looking for a cheap pedal to have some fun at home, you probably can’t go wrong with this one.

May not be as good as higher, individual and known branded effects pedals but for the price you pay the Behringer multi fx is excellent. Has lots of effects but some people may get frustrated with having to adjust the knobs each time they want to change from phaserbto chorus etc. Most effects dont require you to go beyond 10 o'clock on the dial, as the end results can be quite outlandish beyond this.Would recommend a power supply but the battery is easy enough to fit with a pen!For practicing at home, you cant go wrong. Look after it and it will serve you well.

Bought this as I am new to the world of pedals and figured that trying all of them at once could help me find what I really need. Having all of them at my fingertips revolutionised my songwriting and greatly enhanced my playing. Having owned a much more expensive mutlieffects, I can say that I use this a lot more due to its stripped down design which doesn't over complicate things and gives you immediate access to everything.However, that said, you get what you paid for. The build quality is terrible. The power connection is on the right, not the top like most pedals, making it a nuisance for pedal board placement as you can't put any pedals before it in the chain like you would normally.I usually prefer to play using batteries which thankfully, this pedal allows. Unfortunately because of the poor build quality, the cable can easily become loose inside and be severed through normal pressing of pedal making it completely unusable for battery play.Overall, despite these flaws, I still use this multi effects when I play but it's unreliablity has me searching for an upgrade. I would recommend this for someone just starting into the world of guitar pedals but would warn them that when it comes to build quality, you get what you pay for.

Nice effects that can work well with the Ultra Metal as well as on their own. I love the phaser especially. I use an adaptor to save on batteries. Really adds something despite inexpensiveness.

Behringer produce a bewildering array of these effects pedals advertised as for guitars but work equally well with keyboards, you connect just the mono/L line out to the pedal and then the pedal to the amp or in my case another keyboard which has an aux in. I was looking for something to replace my aging and bulky Zoom effects unit, mainly I wanted phaser/cross delay/echo effects, the FX600 is perfect for my needs. Having a battery as well as mains power it's very portable.

Arrived nicely packaged & in its own box. Disappointed after fitting battery, it worked for five minutes then light flashing no sound. Tried second new battery, same result. Before sending it back I tried it on a 9v mains adaptorBingo! it works a treat! It would appear that one would have to fit a very high quality battery as the 125 milliamp. current needed is causing too much voltage drop with some of the cheapy batteries out there.Otherwise, am pleased with the sound and quality (though its plastic its sturdy enough for home practice use) .Overall, for the price paid good value.