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Samu15
Published on 06/27/08 at 05:48
Multi-purpose 24-bit numrique, which includes the modulation and effects: Flanger, Chorus, Phaser, Delay, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter.
4 knobs to select the desire effect assay the mix between the dry and effect, the depth and speed (or pitch for pitch).
Stereo inputs and outputs, possibility to connect an external power supply (not included, the Behringer PSU quoting almost the price of the pedals ...).
Casing The plastic is sturdy plutt, if care is when you open for a battery change (particulirement tedious indeed, always have two pens on hand to get out the door ... ).
UTILIZATION
The manual is sketchy (with the usual pnible a familiarity of the user, probably the pedals budget is only for teenagers?), But Describes the function of each button select for each effect.
Practical matter, although nothing is mmorisable sr, so we'll note SETTING THE each effect if you do not want to tweak between songs to find the sound lovingly prpar rp Previous.
SOUND QUALITY
The sound quality is ok, not great heat (no attempt even mulate the not analog). Note all of the same lgre a lower noise level when the effect started.
The delay is limited to short but hard fans of the fiddle sounds fun.
The tremolo is the hash of floating lightweight full, I like.
Chorus, phaser and flanger perform their office without being exceptional.
Relva pitch a little small but the anecdotal dose octave example it can boost your sound.
OVERALL OPINION
At that price if you want the color your sound a little for really cheap (not even 30 ...) is more than a case, it is a gift to your loop of effect.
But if you want to do the main component of your sound or play live because of changing regularly, it is better to get (much) more expensive, is a lo-fi plutt.
Note, that kind of effect is trs greedy in stack (not even 3 hours of battery life on a 9V alkaline battery), so the mains connection is strongly recommended.
The FX600 also has a sister ane, the FX100, the same color of the diode but is more prs CHRE (go figure ...).
4 knobs to select the desire effect assay the mix between the dry and effect, the depth and speed (or pitch for pitch).
Stereo inputs and outputs, possibility to connect an external power supply (not included, the Behringer PSU quoting almost the price of the pedals ...).
Casing The plastic is sturdy plutt, if care is when you open for a battery change (particulirement tedious indeed, always have two pens on hand to get out the door ... ).
UTILIZATION
The manual is sketchy (with the usual pnible a familiarity of the user, probably the pedals budget is only for teenagers?), But Describes the function of each button select for each effect.
Practical matter, although nothing is mmorisable sr, so we'll note SETTING THE each effect if you do not want to tweak between songs to find the sound lovingly prpar rp Previous.
SOUND QUALITY
The sound quality is ok, not great heat (no attempt even mulate the not analog). Note all of the same lgre a lower noise level when the effect started.
The delay is limited to short but hard fans of the fiddle sounds fun.
The tremolo is the hash of floating lightweight full, I like.
Chorus, phaser and flanger perform their office without being exceptional.
Relva pitch a little small but the anecdotal dose octave example it can boost your sound.
OVERALL OPINION
At that price if you want the color your sound a little for really cheap (not even 30 ...) is more than a case, it is a gift to your loop of effect.
But if you want to do the main component of your sound or play live because of changing regularly, it is better to get (much) more expensive, is a lo-fi plutt.
Note, that kind of effect is trs greedy in stack (not even 3 hours of battery life on a 9V alkaline battery), so the mains connection is strongly recommended.
The FX600 also has a sister ane, the FX100, the same color of the diode but is more prs CHRE (go figure ...).