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Behringer VD400 Vintage Delay and a Rocktek Vibrator tremolo.

its funny the made a pedall called Vibrator. hey, it was 20 bucks shipped

letsgocoyote wrote:Behringer VD400 Vintage Delay and a Rocktek Vibrator tremolo.

its funny the made a pedall called Vibrator. hey, it was 20 bucks shipped

Are you buying these just for shits and giggles or what?!

The behringer pedals actually aren't bad, for what you pay for them. I had the boost pedal for a while, and it did the job.

Don't tell anyone, but I recently bought 2 plastic pedals after saying I wouldn't ever do such a thing.
One was the Behringer VD400 Vintage Delay , which I bought on a whim because it had good reviews and was analog. The other was a Dano French Toast. The BVD is a fairly decent replacement for a Boss DM-2. The FT does a good fuzz as well as octave effect, but the housing is horrendous. I don't see my self hanging on to either all that long.

i know a guy that's been using the behringer bass limiter & bass chorus for years. as long as you don't mistreat them i'm sure they'll last you for a long time. i can't remember what happened to the pedal i had... but i've been curious about trying their Dimension C copy.

i wanna put together an all plastic pedal board

i wanna snag some sort of plastic fuzz, a plast overdrive (probably the dano fab overdrive cuz its like $13 new) and an arion tuner. thatd be sick ill

letsgocoyote wrote:i wanna put together an all plastic pedal board

i wanna snag some sort of plastic fuzz, a plast overdrive (probably the dano fab overdrive cuz its like $13 new) and an arion tuner. thatd be sick ill

Not to mention very light... especially if the backing board they were all on was plastic, too!

I plan on picking up an Ibanez PM7 and maybe a CF7. I wanna fuck shit up.

I've have two Behringers on my board, and I don't give a shit if people scoff at it. I have a CC-300, which is their clone of the Boss DC-2 (because I refuse to pay 250 bucks for a 30 year old Boss pedal), and the BSY-600, which is a clone of the SYB-5 (because I think it sounds better than the Boss, and it has better tracking)

Yes! So how is that Dimension C clone, then?

jdavyd wrote:Yes! So how is that Dimension C clone, then?

I think it is fantastic. The Dimensions are my favorite choruses on earth. And if you put it on after a fuzz or rich distortion, it sounds super synthy.

PumpkinPieces wrote:I plan on picking up an Ibanez PM7 and maybe a CF7. I wanna fuck shit up.

those arre metal. get out. only plasstic here!












p.s. just juicin. i always thought the ibanez pedals were plastic lookin until i found out they were metal

bigchiefbc wrote:

jdavyd wrote:Yes! So how is that Dimension C clone, then?

I think it is fantastic. The Dimensions are my favorite choruses on earth. And if you put it on after a fuzz or rich distortion, it sounds super synthy.

I have the Digital Dimension. it stays on all the time! All the time!

where'd you pick up the clone?

jdavyd wrote:

bigchiefbc wrote:

jdavyd wrote:Yes! So how is that Dimension C clone, then?

I think it is fantastic. The Dimensions are my favorite choruses on earth. And if you put it on after a fuzz or rich distortion, it sounds super synthy.

I have the Digital Dimension. it stays on all the time! All the time!

where'd you pick up the clone?

I too am a fan of the Dimension C, though I've only used VST plugin versions. I'd definitely be interested in picking up a clone of that 'un...

I've been wanting to pick up one of those Behringer Dimension copies and rehouse it, but I'm also saving for an M9 which has a really good model of the Roland Dimesnison rack unit. Sort of seems redundant. Fromel also makes a boutique version of the dimension-c.

I have to agree, those chorus' sound amazingly good after a fuzz.