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24 January 2018
It’s all I use
I bought the Dunlop straplocks because I like their quality and dependability. I’ve got them on 5 guitars now and don’t play a show without them. In my opinion, best value on the market today!
22 January 2020
Perfect!
The Wampler plexidrive gives a guitarist all of the different overdrive sounds in one nice package. With separate active bass mid and treble controls, you can dial in that perfect tone. The left side of the pedal controls the main overdrive. While the right side is a clone of a TS 808. Use either independently or stack to get that high gain sound of a Mesa or Marshall. A great pedal for us pedal junkies!
08 October 2010
Behringer DR600 Reverb Pedal
2 of 2 found this helpful I bought the pedal as an inexpensive way to fix the reverb on a Fender Frontman 65 amp that I purchased. Since a new reverb tank was more expensive, I opted for the pedal as it is less expensive and sounds better than many spring reverb tanks. I use this through the effects loop on the amp and get wonderful lush reverb with it. I like it because it sounds as good as the $100 plus pedals and is easy on the wallet. I use behringer pedals for this reason. I have several pedals and a TU300 tuner that I have on an effect pedalboard. All are behringers and have only had one pedal go out on me in the 2+yrs that I have been using them. I plan on replacing that pedal with another of the same as the price of these pedals allows for replacement instead of having to take to a service tech to be repaired. these are very good pedals for the novice and pro alike. They may not be as tough as a Boss or Digitech, but for the money they hold up pretty well and if they do break down on you, just toss and replace with another like pedal. Behringers are meant to be replaceable and not fixable. For a price of around $40, you can buy 2 Behringers for every Boss or Digitech pedal. Great pedals for the money. if you get one that is DOA, take it back to the dealer for a replacement. That's how Behringer does their warranty.