Behringer DR600 Digital Reverb

It's designed to be stepped on and made of plastic. You do the math on that one

The sounds this thing produces are amazing but completely un-subtle. 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.

It has wuite a few settings, but they are all just different flavours of completely un-subtle, over the top, grand canyon, deep space goodness.

Do not step on it too hard or it will shatter like a small child that is not allowed to drink milk. It is made of plastic for some reason. Why anyone would make something with "stomp" in the name out of plastic is beyond me, but hey I guess if you're careful not to stomp on your stomp box youll be fine.

To be honest with you I used this for about 10 minutes when I first got it and then it just became a Y splitter that I use to send my signal to two amps.

If you've bought a behringer pedal before, well its one of those.

Once again, Behringer delivers! It's a good-sounding reverb for little money. What I didn't expect when I bought the pedal, was that the different types of reverb would actually be distinguishable. But they are! One can hear the difference between spring, plate, room, etc. reverbs. And yes, the casing is still plastic and feels cheap, and there are better reverb pedals out there, but for this price I don't think there's better value. Specially if you're on a budget, or just want to try a new effect in your chain and whether you like it. I'm totally happy with this one!

I bought this to stick a drum machine through for live performances and I wasn't really expecting it to sound good enough. However, I was surprised to find the reverb dense enough to sound decent on percussive sounds. The inclusion of a gated reverb setting makes it particularly useful.

I'm quite fussy about reverbs and mainly use mechanical ones (springs, plate) or vintage digital rackmounted ones to record. I definitely wouldn't use the DR600 for that purpose (unless I wanted a certain gritty character) but for live use it's pretty decent and also had better features than many more expensive units.

Didn't use it with an amp, only with direct input through a FR 2i2. So take my review with a grain of salt. The modes sound quite similar to each other. For example, i could not find a difference between the room and plate modes. They sounded identical. Overall sound is fine but my pedal did muffle the sound a bit especially when trying to get a good clean ambient sound. With overdrive it's more forgiving and after a lot of tinkering you can get some good sounds out of it. Great pedal for a starter. Really good bang for your buck but don't expect to be blown away at this price point.

I bought this just to "try it out" due to the low price compared to other reverb pedals costing much more. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the reverbs this unit creates.
After "trying it out" a came to the conclusion that I didn't need to try another reverb pedal - or spend even more money - as the Behringer did everything I ever wanted in a reverb sound.

Sure, it's made of cheap plastic, but if you're reckless and end up breaking it after directly jumping onto it from a drum riser, all you'l need to do is spend 20 bucks to get a new one...knowing full well you'll get great reverb sounds from it.