Behringer FX600

Use: I play this with guitar electric or acoustic, so far, just at home.

The sound quality is really nice (I don't know about loud PA systems...). The effect knob is a standard rotary knob without any clicking. The settings are quite intuitive when going from effect to effect, they are the same, so it's not programmable, which is fine to me.

With the delay, usually a minimum time would mean a 'single repeat' but this is not happening here, so it wouldn't be your best 'slapback' rockabilly pedal.

The flanger is the only other questionable effect as it is difficult to get a middle of the road flange, it is either a little soft, or a little extreme.

All in all a brilliant pedal and not just for the price, for the sheer functionality to sounds ratio and no messing around with programming, just plug and play.

I didn't test battery life, so I don't know how that would go.

Pros
multiple usable effects
Unique
Fun
Easy to use

Cons
Not what you would ask for from every effect
Plastic Build(hence the price)

Overall: Has it has it's own character and I would buy the same thing in a steel enclosure if this broke and that were available.

Dirt cheap multi fx with high quality sound. If you want to experiment with pedal fx on a budget, this is a great pedal.

Although, not a perfect example of all effects, definitely creatively a pretty expansive sonic palette to experiment with.

Bought this for as a cheap way to spice up some synths & also for sound design in the studio.

It sounds pretty nice on a drum machine or synth pad. Sometimes its nice to have a little bit of dirt on tap that you can dial in.

I'm not a guitarist. I also use these pedals for no-input mixer sound design / experimentation. This is where you run the mixer outputs back into the inputs & use the volumes, sends, eq's etc.. to turn the desk into a big oscillator. You can get anything from unpredictable clicky rhythms to raw sci-fi alien tones. Having the Behringer FX600 in the chain lets you add a lot of movement and variation.. especially the chorus, which modulates the pitch in an otherwise static signal. Autopan acts like a rhythmic gate.

Great pedal. Far better quality than I expected. I like the way it sounds & might actually pick another one up in the future as for this price & spec its pretty much all that there is.

Can totally recommend.

A very versatile and useful pedal, especially considering the price point.
I bought this as I wanted to start experimenting with modulation and other guitar effects and figured this would allow me to get a feeling for what type of effect (s) would be interesting or useful for me.
The parameter knobs takes some getting used to, and I wouldn't say this pedal can replace any single pedal of the options it delivers fully, but it's still very useful and fun.

Besides guitar, I've used it for delay on extreme vocals in a pinch and was surprised by how well it worked.

Highly recommended, at this price I can't come up with a reason not to buy it.

As with all of these Behringer stomp boxes they are based on other manufacturers tried and true classics.
Using an emulator chip this one gives an estimate of all the wet effects you've ever heard.
The casing is clearly light plastic along with cheaper knobs than the original but it is a fraction of the price so make the call (if you'er a lead foot, this pedal is not for you)
sound wise it takes the most popular wet effects and sticks them in one box. It has limited variables for each effect but I use it as a secondary effect to the main one elsewhere in the line (this way it works as about three pedals in one without being exposed as a primary chorus/delay/flange/phase)
All these pedals have the dc input on the side which I reckon is a brilliant idea for non standard pedal board saving space, but yours might have an issue with this so check it out first.