Behringer UO300 Reviews

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I use this on indudual drum machine voices or on synth bass. It gives extra depth, girth and grit in a 'does exactly what it says on the tin kind of way'. I imagine there are beefier octave pedals but for the price this does a great job.

this one i didnot enjoy that much

might be just my user error but often times it feels like tracking aint exatly spot on and i really dont like to lower octave. maybe you should this with bass not guitar, its still a good deal for the price if you want an octaver

Another cool pedal

Works great. No complaints. You have much control with the knobs. Plastic is tough. Wint break it

Not the best, not the worst

For the price this pedal is great, however it feels very cheap as it is made from plastic.

Awesome Value!

The Behringer UO300 Ultra Octaver Effect Pedal does an excellent job of emulating the Boss OC-2 Octave pedal. It works and sounds like you'd expect. It's a great value for money product.

Noisy

The effect is very good but I don't like the plastic box. It's also quite noisy next to my computer. If I ever figure out how to eliminate the noise I'll give it a much higher rating as the effect itself is very good.

Fun for bass lines

As with all Behringer pedals, they are plastic but good quality. Good price for a bit of fun to use with a looper to give yourself a bass line. although there seems to be a slight delay from when the string is picked to when the note drops.

I just love Behringer effects pedals because they sound great and for what one can do with them and there outstanding value for money.

I’m not a guitar or effects brand snob.

great value sounds

pedal works great and does what it's supposed to

Sounds great, authentic and very much like the Boss pedal it's allegedly based on. The pedal is a bit plastic feeling, but for this price, one can hardly complain, especially when it sounds that good!

Deep bass for a four-string!

I really like this pedal- I have a four-string bass but occasionally feel the need for some really low tones- or for a little low octave in the background for a little more growl...

I think with all pedals- and with bass in particular- a little and sparingly- are what works best. I guess if you turn it up full it won't sound good- but then no effect will.

I don't use the second octave and only use it in a few songs- but I really like the sound it gives and haven't noticed any negative effects at the settings I use it at- which are either just octave 1 (no original tone) and or just a slight additional lower octave. I always use an isolated power supply so don't have any issues with battery consumption.

Really good value for money and it seems well made- definitely no problems so far.

Behringer UO300

Not bad at all!, sounds good in front AND in the FX loop of an amp.The (HI MID LO) range selection is a really cool feature too! I mainly use this pedal with a gritty Rock tone and i think it sounds great.

Sounded horrible, avoid at all costs.

A cheap plastic copy of the Boss OC3, which also sounds horrible. Failed to find any decent sounds, didn't track notes well.