All user reviews for the Behringer Digital Multi-FX FX100

I sell my pedal BEHRINGER DIGITAL MULTI FX-100!
It is almost new !!! is that it is no longer in
AVC box if the leaflet, I could have said: NEW!

description:

With a comparable sound quality that of studio processors, it is packed with high-resolution stro effects of 24-bit / 40 kHz including algorithms Flanger, Chorus, Phaser, Delay, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter. The FX100 offers you two orders Contrle of parameters for you to adjust the time of a delay or the depth of a flanger for example. He adds a status LED indicating the state of the switch and battery as well as a slecteur On / Off Electronic very high quality ensures noiseless switching. The FX100 runs on a 9 V battery or AC adapter.

I had been to my birthday by my cousin but since I have a Vox DA5 she served NOTHING.

So I sell 25 euro ...

photo on request (but hey, it's NEW !!! (without box or manual)

USE

With a comparable sound quality that of studio processors, it is packed with high-resolution stro effects of 24-bit / 40 kHz including algorithms Flanger, Chorus, Phaser, Delay, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter. The FX100 offers you two orders Contrle of parameters for you to adjust the time of a delay or the depth of a flanger for example. He adds a status LED indicating the state of the switch and battery as well as a slecteur On / Off Electronic very high quality ensures noiseless switching. The FX100 runs on a 9 V battery or AC adapter.

SOUND QUALITY

With a comparable sound quality that of studio processors, it is packed with high-resolution stro effects of 24-bit / 40 kHz including algorithms Flanger, Chorus, Phaser, Delay, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter. The FX100 offers you two orders Contrle of parameters for you to adjust the time of a delay or the depth of a flanger for example. He adds a status LED indicating the state of the switch and battery as well as a slecteur On / Off Electronic very high quality ensures noiseless switching. The FX100 runs on a 9 V battery or AC adapter.

NOTICE GLOBAL

Since ... ever!
it is new!
if (HIPC has served a faith!)

I play 6-string, 12-string, and bass guitar and harmonica. I have been playing harmonica for 38 years, guitar for 36 years, and bass for 24 years. I have played in a couple of bands but primarily play as a solo musician. My musical style is a fusion I call "Psychedelic Country Gospel." (Think hybrid of the Statler Brothers/the Beatles/Buck Owens.)

I purchased this from Lanham Music in Saint Joseph, MO. I paid $24.95 for it. I purchased it to replace an Alesis GuitarFX which has never functioned properly or provided good-sounding FX.

This box has six modes: pitch shifter, tremolo, delay, phaser, chorus, and flanger. Within each mode, there are three controls: level, parameter one, and parameter two. This has a better sound than the Alesis Guitar FX at less than half the cost.

The drawback to a stompbox is that you cannot store settings or patches. Nor can you mix different FX on this without adding additional stompboxes to the chain.
Another problem is that the procedure for changing the battery is difficult as well as being an invitation to damaging the unit. One must pry the pedal itself off to replace the battery--taking care not to dislodge or lose the spring. Obviously the engineers at Behringer who designed this have once again earned their reputation for being low-budget. A better design would have a battery cover on the bottom or a separate compartment in the front (look at how Arion pedals are built).

The construction is heavy plastic--not as durable as a metal housing--but substantial enough if one uses a light tap of the foot to engage or disengage the pedal. If I was into shred or grunge and literally stomped on this--it would not be a roadworthy piece of equipment.

All in all, not bad for the occasional weekend warrior or church worship band use with a light touch. But if one has the $$--a better buy would be a DigiTech or Boss pedal.

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The available effects are Flanger - Chorus - Phaser - Delay - Tremolo and Pitch Shifter.
These are 24-bit digital effects 40kHz Stereo.

Not editable on a PC or MIDI

2 inputs and 2 outputs jack (stereo)

It is a simple pédalle.

UTILIZATION

The config is bogus

- Level of a knob which is the nivo presence of the effect.
- An appeal by one, which is a parameter of the effect things
- By 2, second parameter of the effect.

Manual is necessary just to know what the other 1 & 2 correspond to the selected effect.

The sounds come naturally, from very light to the eccentric.

I put 9, could not be more simple, but it could have been more convenient for the battery that is not easily accessible. (On one side it does not upset me, I use AC power.)

SOUND QUALITY

Effects: The Delay and Chorus are vriament good, the Flanger is more difficult to resolve as the Phaser, but are still good, the tremolo is not bad, the pitch shifter is fun, but I only needed the Delay and Chorus. But once settled, it was a good sound, with very real effects.

I use it primarily on a JCM 800, a Mode Four, a 5150 and a MG15MS2.
with different guitars.

I love the Chorus and Delay. I do not hate.

This helps me pédalle Live for Chorus and Delay. Having two bosses, because before, I have sold because the sound was too artificial, using these effects for a few pieces whether in concert, in studio, at home or in rehearsals, I would not put the 1000 and 100 2 for simple effects, I turned to Berhinger.
After a test store, I bought.

Happy, very happy.

OVERALL OPINION

I bought this pedal for its simplicity, its ease, its small size, STEREO, price (37 €, if it breaks, less regret than € 160) ...
I said, the plastic case is not going to last long, but after a dozen concerts, I was wrong, it is sturdy and comfortable ...

I put 10 because for the price of pédalles unit (even in Behringer) and quality of the FX100, the price / quality ratio is very impressive, note that this pedal does not marry with any amp but is really easy and compact , what I like most is the advanced digital and the sharpness in the sound distortion, thus necessarily the effects are good, I'm not overly fussy about my clothes, but it sounds good, I do it again without this choice problem, as the multi-purpose type V-amp, Pod, Korg, Vox Tonelab, is more multi-effects-of-preamp simulator of multi-effects, and I do not have the 19 "rack with 1 billion effect which is used by only 2 see 3 at the most. Too much kills the guitar effects.
Because the effects in them are very successful, natural, not only distorting the original sound, I conclude that it is a well pédalle success.

Here is my MSN: hammer59@hotmail.fr for any questions.

Delay, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter
digital
Not editable
2 inputs, 2 outputs, a power input
9 / 10 and not 10 because of the location of the power input (on the side, a bit annoying when used with various boss pedals and a pedalboard for access to the battery, not really practice)

UTILIZATION

Config simple, one knob for level, two knobs for effect parameters (PAR 1 and PAR 2) and a knob for selection effects
Easy editing (well preserved the manual to remember which parameter is such as to effect knob
Manuel clear

SOUND QUALITY

Effects effective, it has always been bcp better but at what cost, here we are talking about € 37 for six quality effects.
I use mainly effects rather than "secondary" as tremolo or pitch shifter that make their job (the tremolo is really nice). The phaser seems fairly neutral (the same I have very little tested). chorus, flanger and delay are means (but I'm already armed with another brand)

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 3 weeks
the price / quality ratio is amazing, a few kinks here and there but overall is consistent. behringer makes a nice feat, and considering that thirty new pedals will emerge courat 2007, is pleased to be able to afford these little Pandora's box for about 20 Euros each (the latter being a multi-effects pedal, it will cost on average 40 Euros).
I would do this choice easily, without hesitation (I did know at the beginning behringer reputation for low price unreliable. Apparently it is reliable (and warranty anyway), we'll see over time ...

Multi effect pedals .. Flanger, Phaser, Chorus, Delay, Tremolo, Pitch shifter.

4 knobs: level, level-General for the effect in the signal.
Par1 affect speed depending on the effect gnralement
Par2 gnralement and depth of the same.
A selector effect: that the knob (AC must have a name) has no guts but runs like a normal knob with a small white marking the change of purpose.

Between power supply 9volts or battery; as usual with the pedals Behr. accsa a battery completely sucks!

UTILIZATION

The use is very simple, it takes a little longer to get used to it that a simple effect pedals but the handling is very easy.

However, it should look to find the sound you want and that's good.
Bon Apart from that, all plastic, ca barlok is really not enjoyable to touch.

SOUND QUALITY

Overall it's a bit platounet and synthetic. really mind missing this, the plastic is not fantastic!

Big BMOL:.
Flanger: Really bad.
Phaser: I have a phaser in the same range that it ca has nothing to do it completely sucks too ...

Apart from these two effects, the rest is:
chorus little deeper and be as light as a lot of possibilities of rglage I like it much, but be extra.
the delay is simple ca gives a good idea of ​​what it is.
Tremolo I never t an avid user but the settings are complete, and it sounds
Pitch Shifter: I love it! we can have good effects in solo or funky range, I'm fed up with well! He also full of SET, with infinite possibilities! good is not good but a little Rigolisa!

I put 6 because it's way ...

OVERALL OPINION

Overall a PDAL I advice to people like me who do not use large effects and want all the same have to laugh.

The only real big and BMOL remaining on the phase and the flange. if you want to buy the pedals for both the above: go your way!

(LED power supply for flash and my pice so I do not have strong lighting that I can not see the knobs a cot! Lol!)

Basically ...? Try to take something else anyway!

Pitch shifter, tremolo, delay, phaser, chorus, flanger, and stereo all in any digital format pedal.



UTILIZATION

The volume pot is a knob level of mix between the effect and its natural for chorus / phaser / flanger PAR1 controls the speed of the effect its depth and PAR2 for other effects they must see the leaflet, but nothing fancy . The last button selects the effect.

The manual is really amber and more in English, not essential but some explanation would have been welcome ....

SOUND QUALITY

Purchased to complete a command Thomann, I expected a big stew. It's not so bad as that.
Attention to dose correctly knob level (which is actually, and I repeat button a mix between the processed signal and the original signal) between 9am and 12am okay, 13H past one falls into the caricature for most effects.

For me the delay is correct, the pitch shifter not so bad and chorus acceptable.
For 20 euros we risked not having it 20 years ago ....
The tremolo and phaser are pretty bof I find really bad and flanger.


OVERALL OPINION

Again bought out of curiosity more than anything else, 6 effects for 20 euro will not replace 6 pedals as each costing between 100 and 200 euros.

However, it is an interesting pedal to have a glimpse of the effects on the cheap.

Of course it is far from a pro perspective, but this pedal has the merit of us spend a little time to understand the operation and setup of various modulation effects, hoping that a beginner will not be disgusted with life !!!!.
Finally I would say that just for the delay, it is well worth its 20 euros, the rest is bonus, but for the real thing it will quickly move on ...
In short, as each time with Behr, it's so cheap it is said that in any case we do not take lots of risks .....
Anyway it seems to me that this product has been replaced by the FX600, which is exactly the same thing.
Note the 2 inputs and 2 outputs that allow for the stereo wiring or exotic for the more daring ....

Having said so much has to buy Behr, better take this one, rather than buying a pitch chorus + delay + a + a + a tremolo phaser flanger + Behringer!
We can then move slowly (and yes this has a cost!) To more serious marks.
I forgot, the battery change is a real ordeal, I thought we could open it with a jack as a Digitech, and no, the plug does not fit .....