Behringer FX600

Bought this pedal for the pitch shift function. I needed a pedal that I could just throw next to my board. This was the cheapest option.

When it comes so sound; The pedal has several effects, though they don't always work that good. When I use the chorus, flanger or phaser they just don't give a nice colorful touch to your sound. Sometimes I even get latency. Even when using the pedal on it's own. Luckily for me not on the pitch shift effect.

The pedal had a plastic housing which isn't sturdy at all. It goes wherever it want with the smallest nudge. The 'in' jack inputs are very loose and the cable easily pulls out.

Overall; a good starter pedal for a home setup, but not for a proper stage. Watch some videos on this pedal before you buy it.

How do you rate a pedal? What doesn't sound good might perfect for somebody else, so... Does it module the sound in different ways? It does.
I didn't find them specially overwhelming, but I used quite a lot the flanger and the phaser.
Sometimes was a bit weird to adjust, but ended doing the job.

The problem I see comes with the construction itself. A plasti box with this kind of pedal is a bit weak, being not the responsive you expect. Sometimes the pedal wasn't engaging, sometimes wasn't turning off... but putting the price upfront... you can't expect much more.

I used it to find the tones I was looking for and getting dedicated pedals after some time. Nice pedal to explore new stuff, not so nice to use forever.

This is a stomp in the usual way , no effects are stored.
In a single-effect stomp that's not so bad because many people use just not umpteen different chorus ( or whatever ) sounds. Who makes but is probably better off with a multi-effects with memory locations.
The BEHRINGER FX600 is on the design for live use a very unfavorable device , sitting there several different effects that are not called up individually without fumbling and can be saved .
Therefore , most players buy those individual effects that they would use the FX600 as single pedals .

For a beginner, the thing could also be a very nice tester.
The operation of such a ground offender 's much simpler than a multi-effect program with menus and at home it's not so bad if much needs to be turned over to the unit.
29 euros are really not much, but the buyer has to be clear that he later (assuming the thing sounds passable ) has no real multi effects unit .
It may be realistic to assume that he is touting 3 settings and adjusted during the concert 2x .
However, if one of the effects is useful and the thing is behind even used only as a single effect , then the price is also not too much.

I have given this 3 stars as I am being objective here regarding the sounds that you can get from this pedal, but I will state at the outset; at this price you can't go wrong! This pedal is excellent if you wish to try out a few different effects and see which ones suit your style.

Obviously each effect isn't as good as a dedicated unit, but there are a broad range of options here. I like the tremolo most out of these effects. Obviously one flaw is that you cannot use more than one effect at the same time. I got this because I only had a chorus pedal and I wanted to try out a few more effects. This certainly did the job!

I did not like the way the dial for choosing the effect moved. Most pedals have the dial 'snap' into place, but there are apparently no grooves here for the dial to sit in.