Behringer Chorus Space-C CC300

This is an analog chorus pedal made by Behringer. Behringer is a company that is, frankly, notorious for producing cheap products. That doesn't mean they don't sound good, however. This chorus pedal has a 1/4" input as well as stereo 1/4" outputs. It has a 9V battery but can also use a power supply. It is not rackable or computer-compatible.

UTILIZATION

Well, considering how cheap this pedal is, there's no surprise that it has an extreme lack of options. There are four buttons that can be pressed simultaneously and put into different combinations. There's actually more variety of tone in there than you'd think, although controlling the subtleties of each tone is pretty much impossible. I'd say that in some hands, this can be a really effective tool, but many other players might want more control over their sound.

SOUND QUALITY

The sound of this thing is what really sells it. I can't believe how this pedal can be so cheap and actually sound so good. The few sounds that you can get with this thing are all actually pretty awesome. There's everything from Bowie and T.Rex style light chorus to heavy Cure-style stuff on this thing. It covers a lot of ground for its limited function. And considering how cheap it is, that's a steal. It is a bit noisy but not to that bad of an extent. It actually does compress the signal a bit too, and not always in a good way. But it's overall a great-sounding pedal.

OVERALL OPINION

I don't really think that this pedal is going to last very long, as it's made of cheap plastic that could very easily break. This is the problem with most Behringer products. As long as you are super careful with all of your stuff, I guess this shouldn't be a problem, but I always seem to have trouble with those kinds of things, so I'd say be careful and be forewarned! I haven't had any problems yet but I anticipate them with dread.

Chorus pedal, with presets, analog.
6.35 a mono input, two outputs mono 6.35 (for stereo).
4 push buttons for presets, cumulative.
Standard power supply 9V battery or transformer.

UTILIZATION

I use it for synths.
Operation is simple, they are presets.
4 push buttons (or not), cumulative.
Chorus of Light, no button, the chorus delivered with 4 buttons.

SOUND QUALITY

The chorus is good quality, and it is analog.
It can be spatialized sound in stereo, but it is also good in mono.
One regret: the sound saturates very quickly, so you have to adjust the input level, or more precisely on the output level of the synth.
Another point: as on other analog pedals, there may be a hissing sound depending on the quality of food chosen.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for one month apart and the Congestion Management, I am very satisfied.
In addition it is not expensive. It's worth a try.

My opinion with respect to the use of synths, I can not tell if a guitar, the impression would be the same.