NPD x4, I was working hard on trying to make this a x5 edition, but I hesitated a little too long on a b-stock UAFX Golden Reverberator and it got away from me.
This is going to be the heart of what will eventual be either a stereo or a wet/dry/wet setup.
I can quit any time I want to, I swear I can!
I made myself a board and got most of the Behringer pedals to see what effects I liked. I figured I could replace the ones I really liked with better versions - BUT, they are generally very good! (I have no idea what Iām doing musically, but they are fun to play with.)
Hi Scott!
I recently purchased my 1st tube amp, a Harmony H605ā¦ my other amp is a Boss Katana 50 with a boatload of effects included, but my tube amp only has reverb.
So, I want to dip my toe into the pedal pondā¦ but am thinking about Behringerā¦ are you pretty happy with the quality youāve found? My pedals will only be used at homeā¦ no gigging or playing with a band on the horizon & so Iām not really worried about the plastic vs metal boxes themselves, just the sound quality. Iāve seen some YouTube comparisons & the Behringer pedals seem to receive pretty favorable reviews. Whatās your take - do you think youāll eventually replace them with something else/better? Iād appreciate your thoughts!
Thanks!!!
Tod
Hi Tod,
Iām really happy with them. Iām not a sophisticated enough listener to hear the difference. I tried a Boss delay Vs the Behringer delay in a shop. The sales guy was gushing over the Boss, demonstrating the difference. I genuinely could not hear any. Iām sure a gigging professional would differ, but for me playing with pedals at home, 25 euro Vs a hundred or more for essentially the same sound is a no-brainer. IF I were gigging, and if my guitar playing was good enough to warrant it, Iād probably upgrade at some.point for the solidity of a more expensive make. But thatās years away, and in the meantime Iām learning about the effects. I must admit it has distracted from actually learning to play, so I routinely plug in clean to my Fender Champion 50. Ironically I mostly use the tuner with a Donner loop pedal to play over my own backing.
Iād say, for the money, they are a brilliant way to learn what it is you like, find your sound and go from there. Zero regrets.
Thanks for the input, Scott! I buy gear from Musicianās Friend online here in the US - they give out points for every dollar spent & right now Iāve about $100 to spendā¦ not only that, they will expire if I donāt get new gear soon! 
So, I was thinking about the Boss Blues Driver & then saw the cost of the Behringer lineā¦ I can get 1 pedal or 4 pedalsā¦
Hmmmmmā¦
Also, Boss has the Angry Driver - they teamed up with JHS & built a pedal that is basically an Angry Charlie Overdrive & a Blues Driver combinedā¦ that one looks pretty good tooā¦
Then today I see that the Blues Driver is out of stockā¦
Too many choices out there - whatās a poor, confused guitarist to do???!!!???!!! 
Iām leaning towards the Behringer Solution & saving up for the Angry Driver - after all, Iām an Angry Driver while behind the wheel - use my āDriving Fingerā as Justin calls it quite often!!! 
Thanks,
Tod
