Behringer Effects Pedals

It has long been the goal of Behringer to provide professional products at prices every musician can afford. "Double the features at half the price" quickly became the company mantra and to this day remains at the core of their corporate values. This mindset has allowed the company to flourish, becoming a name that musicians of all walks of life respect and trust. In 1989, Uli Behringer founded his company because he wanted to be a sound engineer, but could not afford the equipment. From his kitchen table he laid out a vision that would give the proper musical tools to any musician that wanted them. 25 years later, the Behringer story has led to the world stage, where they continue to excel.

Throughout the years, Behringer have become particularly well known for their high quality effects pedals. Great for use in a live environment as well as in the studio, these are fantastic pedals to really experiment with your sound and enhance your musical experience.

With so many options available to you, choosing the right Behringer pedal will come down to a mix of personal preference and knowing what you hope to accomplish. If you're looking to add a little extra reverb to your riffs, the DR600 Digital Stereo Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal or the RV600 Reverb Pedal will definitely enhance the persistence of your sound. Maybe you really want to mix things up with some digital delay? Check out the DD400 Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal. Or maybe you just want some classic overdrive? Look no further than the TO800 Vintage Tube Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal to deliver the exact sound you love. With tremolo pedals, wah wah pedals, tuners, pedals that compliment specific genres, and more, Behringer definitely makes the effects you crave.

It's hard to believe that such an important company began in the kitchen of one man's home, but it's equally hard to believe that the pedals they offer are available at such affordable price points. That's just the way Behringer do things and will continue to do things as long as there are musicians looking to expand their sonic experience.