Behringer DR600 Digital Reverb

Once again, Behringer delivers! It's a good-sounding reverb for little money. What I didn't expect when I bought the pedal, was that the different types of reverb would actually be distinguishable. But they are! One can hear the difference between spring, plate, room, etc. reverbs. And yes, the casing is still plastic and feels cheap, and there are better reverb pedals out there, but for this price I don't think there's better value. Specially if you're on a budget, or just want to try a new effect in your chain and whether you like it. I'm totally happy with this one!

I bought this just to "try it out" due to the low price compared to other reverb pedals costing much more. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the reverbs this unit creates.
After "trying it out" a came to the conclusion that I didn't need to try another reverb pedal - or spend even more money - as the Behringer did everything I ever wanted in a reverb sound.

Sure, it's made of cheap plastic, but if you're reckless and end up breaking it after directly jumping onto it from a drum riser, all you'l need to do is spend 20 bucks to get a new one...knowing full well you'll get great reverb sounds from it.

Has a good range of reverb sounds, built into the usual Behringer style plastic box. Although the box is plastic rather than metal, it is still pretty rugged.

This thing eats batteries, and may not function correctly with an unregulated power supply. I'm using the (cheap) Harley Benton Junior power supply, and that works perfectly. I expect it will work with any regulated 9v DC supply.

As with other Behringer pedals, changing the battery is fiddly, but I'd recommend using a regulated power supply because batteries don't last long in this unit.

If you want a Boss RV-6 but can't justify spending £158 GBP, then the Behringer DR600 could be just the thing (at only 1/4 of the price of the Boss).