Great vid! I don’t really see the point in getting expensive high end pedals if they sound the same to the common ear. I just collect most of my gear second hand like one blonde man did in the 90s

Love these jams certainly a good quality pedal for the money 🤘🏻🔥🎸

Behringer manufactures some great gear. Thank you Behringer!

I've just borrowed some pedals from a mate and this is one of them. I like the sound of it so far :-)

Amazon has. Great deal 54 eur for vd400 and uc200 combo. Real good deal and with a compressor its a good starting point to get the 80s guitar sounds like Def Leppard, whitesnake, scorpions etc..

Bought my first behringer tremelo pedal the other day. After using a boss gt8 for years and still not being 100% happy with it, i decided it was time to build a proper pedal board collection. Will be buying a behringer chorus, fuzz and compresser soon and maybe throw in a few more expensive pedals.

Es un pedal espectacular, hace una semana me lo pude comprar.

Good demo. Good chorus too. This is middle-market kit at an entry-level price. Nothing wrong with the plastic case unless you plan to use it on a building site.

I just got one today along with the ultra vibrato I’m actually lookin forward to use them

I have one of these arriving soon. I used to use the Boss original way back when, and have other Behringer pedals I like a lot - the Digital Reverb is great! This demo confirmed that it'll do what I expected. For me, a non-chorus user generally (reverb, trem, OD, compression, echo), the sweet spot would be how you had it set at the beginning. Nice, relatively subtle sheen of modernity, not dripping with 80's excess. The more extreme settings just sound ridiculous and out of tune. Thanks for the demo!

I just ordered this pedal. I'm glad I did 😁 and what better to demo this pedal then a jazz master... I'm so sorry A American Classic player to be exact😂🎸 like always good videos and demos. You always keep rocking man 😎🎸👍

It does sound much better than I had initially assumed it to sound. I expected a plasticy and dull tone with no character, but it genuinely sounds decent! I'm looking into a pedal board build, so it'll be considered for sure after this! I only use either a built-in chorus on one of my amps or my vintage polychorus for those dark tones.

Im glad that you are uploading so frequently, I really love your playing! Also how about some fuzz review?

Nice bright tone you're getting there mate.

This was the 1st pedal I got when I got back into guitars 6 years ago. My fave effect. The dual outputs on mine are more of a wet n dry outputs simultaneously (no chorus on both). Mines held up quite well over the years as I take some care of them (no heavy smershing underfoot).

Just got this for £5 at a car boot market. Can't wait to play around with it.

I bought one and I have a noise coming from from rate knob. It's like a click that increases speed when I turn the knob 'rat's clockwise. It does it also when off. What can it be?

I had one of these. It's very good. The Flanger from this line is really, really good as well. I had a lot of these pedals actually and they were all very good with the exception of the FX600. It was pretty meh, but still decent for the 20$ I paid for it. The tube screamer clone is probably one of my favorite drive pedals still to this date. I think it sounds better than my TS Mini.

Behringer pedals are great. I used to have some and I liked them all. Now I'm seriously thinking about buying this one. It's a Boss sound for the price of couple cups of coffee.

I like this guy

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I was stupidity thinking this would sound cheap & plastic-y due to it's case. As if that would have any effect on it: it's not a speaker cabinet! It actually sounds quite classy & subtle, with less in the "OTT" range than most choruses.

This Behringer chorus acts on the outputs exactly in the same "way" - or "routine", as numerous other classic chorus pedals too, like the famous Boss CE-1 and CE-2: (*) edit: Please also note my explanation in terms of the dedicated "Vibrato"-section of the Boss CE-1 at the end) The chorus effect mixes a "slight, slow vibrato-ish modulation" together with the straight, unaltered original tone. If both outputs are used, signals are splitted: One is the "slight, slow vibrato-ish modulation", the other is the original tone without effect. To get a wide "stereo image" you have to pan those two signals, one to the left and one the right on a mixer. Or you feed one output to a guitar combo and the other output to a second guitar combo. A Roland Jazz Chorus 120 Combo does internally the same, - like two guitar combos in one box - and leads the slight vibrato effect to one speaker and the unaltered original signal to the other speaker. Sounds great, btw.! So now, talking about a "real Stereo"-Chorus acting in "true stereo": Those got mostly two ins and outs. And most importantly they got two (!) modulations running at the same time. Be aware, that many other pedal effects like flangers and phasers also got a 2nd output, where just the phase is flipped for a fake stereo effect that sadly cancels* itself totally, when played through a monaural (mono) device!!! -> *Sound: Dry. Phaser gone. (*) Please note my explanation in terms of dedicated "Vibrato"-section of the Boss CE-1: Generally the definition for a "Vibrato" is described as a pitch-modulation. The original signal is periodically bent, thus the "straight" signal is absent. But - and I don´t speak for other units than my personal BOSS CE-1, because I tested that! (..if others may or should act similar or not, idc.) On the dedicated "Vibrato"-setting of my BOSS CE-1 the straight original signal is still mixed together with the warbly, modulated signal! Same as in the "chorus" setting: If both outputs are used, one is carrying the modulated signal (maybe even with a little bit of the straight signal underneath). And on the other output is still nothing else than the original signal! This should be stock behaviour of a Boss Ce-1 and it has its charms like that, of course. Now you know all that, so....Cheers! ;-D

They sound the same. But what about beringer buffer quality?

I have the Ultra chorus I really like it I've had other chorus pedals that I didn't like half as much that cost a lot more!! Rock on Rob ☮️🤘🎸

İs it good for nevermind album? Sounds different from small clone chorus.

I had the Nux Chorus once. It was pretty good for the price but now I have the Cool Cat Chorus by Danelectro. I only paid 40 CAD for it but it feels like a more expensive chorus with a metal case for something made of plastic. My only gripe with it is one of the knobs are stacked and it's a pain in the ass to adjust.

Yes rob🎸🔥

Nice work, I like that Cure sound 😊 Regardind durability, I think it's solid. I mean you are not going to drive a tank over it, are you? Other that that it can take the workload, I am sure.

Do you get a decent sound from using Behringer and Joyo pedals together on your board?

Josh the JHS Pedal guy , confirmed on his channel too ,it's circuit is identical to the Boss CH-1 . Sounds like a chorus pedal should . My DOD FX65 Stereo Chorus, which sounded lush, died years ago and I haven't found a tech locally that can get the correct Panasonic chip so I'm happy using the Joyo Classic Flanger to rustle up some chorus when I need it . £22 is a steal tbh 👌

Last song?

Hi, great demo. Is it true stereo? Do someone have experience using it in a stereo rig?

Sorry I’m a beginner, does your foot have to stay on the pedal for it to work?

I have this pedal and it's really useful and versatile - however I've noticed some pulsating sound while the pedal is on, and when I turn up the rate control, that pulsating sound becomes quicker. Any ideas what is going on/how to solve this?

I have several Behringer pedals and I also use the UMC22 U-Phoria USB interface for all my vids. Excellent stuff! Some people crap on them because, well, hipsters... 😉😂 They hold up very well as long as you're not forcefully stomping on them all the time!

Any good?? Before I buy?? Cheap an cheerful or just as good as a £80 pedal?? Cheers

i had this with od300 for my first 2 pedals

Hi, does the battery is included?

I have this exact pedal in my opinion it’s awesome especially if you’re into nirvana

Man I just love chorus 🤗 😂

i have this pedal and for some reason its all of a sudden its sounding like a distortion pedal and, i can't figure it out

Rev Rad!!

It’s funny how our ears can’t hear the chorus pedal take the guitar out of tune unless it’s cranked all the way up 😂 unless it’s at max it just sounds so rich and awesome to us lol

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Is your pedal really "true" stereo? Is the chorus effect on both channels? I only get It on one side and the other channel is the dry signal.. Now I read on the internet that that is normal... Cant really believe it as it defeats the purpose .hmm

4:47 That tone is really something, lol.

I have one and they are great for the price although they aren't that sturdy, last year mine broke but they are so cheap you're probably better off just out right replacing it then fixing it

Prefer flangers n phasers, but that's just me.

Sounds like a pretty good chorus, and for the price, it has what you need. It's been a while since I heard you play some nirvana, hopefully you won't the KZfaq😬😎

A chorus pedal that isn’t blue or purple? What is this madness?

Cant go wrong for 22 quid!

Gonna buy it with my piggie bank money

Big me

You should check out stagg blaxx, they're pedals are great, I know a pro who uses them, and so are TC electronic

Oh boy its the behringer version of the boss 80s too much cocaine pedal... 😆 Just playing. Love behringer pedals and love laughing at stupid people who'll pay 200 bucks for it when you could pay 20. 😆

Sounds horrible.