Behringer HD300 Heavy Distortion 5-stars Reviews

Very close to that "other" famous pedal

Again...sorry gear snobs out there (I am not really sorry ;)

but this cheap pedal rocks the socks out of your Mr. B

Fantastic value

Great pedal especially for this price!

Sounds great, almost no difference comparing to more expensive pedals.

Its made of plastic, not metal like usually.

It is very hard plastic so for "normal" use It will last for a long time.

great very much appreciated distortion pedal

this is a great one. has so many features. good distortion

I havent really had a chance to play with this pedal yet, but it sounds good and with some time and tweeking I should be able to achieve the tone I am looking for with this pedal

Good value for money and sounds surprisingly good

I admit it, I didn't expect too much from a pedal this cheap. But on the other hand I have a number of Behringer things, and they all do there jobs, although some of them are the second items because the first ones didn't work (I'm talking about you first BXD3000H; the replacement has been working perfectly for a couple of years).

Use - begintermediate guitar player at home and for the odd bit of recording and infrequent live performance.

What you get - a pinky purple box with knobs on. Turn the knobs for the desired sound. It really does do what it says on the tin, very pleasing full bodied heavy distortion whether played through my little Roland Cube in the house or any other solid state amp on clean channel (Fender Champion 100, Boss Katana 2x12).

Clearly this high impact plastic pedal is unlikely to be as durable as a metal one, but it seems to be pretty tough.

The only thing I don't like is the fiddly battery replacement. I prefer to use pedals at home with batteries, saves having cables everywhere. Runs quite happily for an adequately long time on rechargeable PP3s.

Seriously, buying one is worth a punt, you might like it. I do.