Behringer DR600 VS Boss RV-5 (Comparison)

[@serenemachine9110]

I like the sounds of the Boss a little more. I like the price of the Behringer a lot more!

[@atomicfront]

The level on the boss is set higher. That is probably why you like it more.

[@harls7317]

Stop the cap bro bro serene

[@BenjaminKanarek]

Exactly my thoughts! @@atomicfront

[@caramelancholie]

the behringer really sucks. Like really. Dark & muddy. Replaced it with boss immediately

[@Adrin1117]

I'm going with the Behringer.. the Boss sounds a little better but not $100 better

[@mauromalatesta]

Spring: Behringer Plate: Boss Hall: Boss Gate: who cares? Room: Behringer Modulate: who cares? (but Behringer modulates more) Great vid, although you can probably tweak them to achieve better tones.

[@kamilchosta5526]

Totally aggree, although Boss Room is the same as Behringer's, thus considering the price Behringer wins in this category I guess. I hate Behringer's Plate setting.

[@bilnabiln]

😂😂😂 us shoegazers definitely care about the Gate setting

[@yusa4467]

I care about gate setting the most

[@hekawis2003]

The spring on Boss is legit. Hear the splash. Behringer not even close to that reverb tank sound. I hate Boss pedals but it is the cheapest pedal to give you that real surf spring sound.

[@danielcarter3928]

@@hekawis2003 does the RV6 also do the drip thing?

[@joamon559]

In Australia Boss RV-5 $250, Behringer DR600 $59. Boss is ripping us all off. Thankfully there is a company like Behringer that makes pedals at a sensible price. No one in the audience is going to tell the difference. If you are recording, you use a reverb in your DAW. I don't think I will ever buy another Boss pedal.

[@tboylen1]

In Perth most Behringer pedals are $45.

[@SentinelsHXC]

@walkerbetweenworld agreed. Every pedal has its place. And for some things I will definitely shell out the cash. But if you're on the fence about a certain effect, you can't go wrong with picking up said effect with a behringer pedal. You won't be out much cash if you end up not digging it.

[@ilovecops5499]

BOSS PEDLED BEES OFERPRISED

[@josedealva4205]

conspiracy theorists exposed how all pedals are actually behringers with different cases but people prefer to believe otherwise. oh no that was actually JHS pedals.

[@emmanuelmartinez100]

The only issue is that you can break them easily

[@bipbong2906]

Do you gig while skydiving

[@black_horse_lover2655]

@bip bong I genuinely laughed at that.

[@crouton3455]

@@emmanuelmartinez100 they're also pretty noisy

[@JayTheLane]

I've had a number of Behringer pedals and non e were noisy and they sounded very decent.

[@MarciodiLucca]

I have a Behringer's DR600 digital reverb, but I don't use in my guitar pedalboard. I use this effect as a FX loop in my mixer Oneal OMX52. This effect for voice sounds fantastic.

[@serdar.saglam]

I have been using Behringer for a year now. I usually use reverb as an extra dimension and depth for my sound. My level is a t 9 o’clock mostly. In this case this pedal works perfect for me. On extreme or mid level settings also not bad. I can’t complain. If you are on a budget Behringer definitely do the job. It is great pedal. But without money limitation i go for Boss or Strymon

[@Danthehorse]

The major difference for me is that the Boss preserves the dry tone far more than the DR600, which tends to swamp the dry.

[@levijessegonzalez3629]

this is a positive for me

[@garogarou8560]

That's exactly what i heard even on a laptop. The behri eats the dry sound playing

[@sonicsega1699]

people like how you sound until you tell them what yer using

[@josedealva4205]

try to look for forum posts about the sovtek big muff from 2004 and everyone would shit on it. now its vintage and has this mojo and its 7 times the price. musicians are insufferable fanatics worse than religious nuts.

[@Spittin_Bars]

@@josedealva4205 Some musicians, some of us have pedalboards with behringer, joyo, and mooer pedals and Strats that are upgraded classic vibe squiers with genuine fender parts replacing the squier ones, and fender replacement necks just to appease the naysayers that look down on people that play squiers.

[@13001958]

seems to be the same, but not until the modulation, boss sounds better

[@huagrapo]

Yup far more clarity with the Boss, on modulation setting. I still like the Behringer though, can't go wrong for £20.

[@ld8341]

@@huagrapo I thought that, too, but I wonder if it's just that those particular Boss settings allow more dry (clear) signal to come through?

[@mattgilbert7347]

I would pay the extra for the Boss. If you are playing at volume, the preservation of the dry signal matters. I also think the modulation on the Boss is better. I still love my Behringer reverb machine!

[@ChristosNikolis]

So here are my two thoughts. I put my £80 headphones, hit play, and didn’t watch the screen. All I could hear was nice reverb sounds. Maybe if my headphones were worth £400 things would’ve been different, or if I had these two pedals playing live in front of me. But, speaking of live, we’ve all been to live concerts where the sound was much more terrible and we still enjoyed it. The Behringer is so cheap that I can buy it to test it - and then buy the Boss (or another) later on when I can, and compare them as well. If I end up getting bored with the Behringer, I can always give it to a friend later on, to motivate them unhang their guitar from the wall. Thank you for your to-the-point video! PS: After listening again though, there is a detail which I cannot hear, that which sounds like drops of water. Wondering if it can be done.

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

Can't really decide. They both have their charme in various settings. I like that smash in the BOSS spring emulation which the Behringer one didn't have. I just wish we had a Stereo output demonstration. That would have been very interesting.

[@Brandon_Wlson]

Really? that's what i didn't like about it. it sounded way to artificial. I use a Fender Blues Deluxe with legit analog spring reverb and the only time it makes that noise, is if its bumped or moved when on and off standby. I typically play with the reverb pretty high too. Although, i don't have too much experience with analog unfortunately.

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

@@Brandon_Wlson I guess it call comes down to personal taste. Would be even better to try out both during recordings to get an even better idea of them both. I guess that is where the decision would be really made.

[@danielcarter3928]

did you end up getting one? i’m looking and am also stuck lol

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

@@danielcarter3928 Yeah i ended up with a second hand BOSS RV-5 at the end and i'm pretty happy with it. If you can find one used but cheaper than a new one or a DR600, i'd say go for it.

[@stuartchapman5171]

​​@@danielcarter3928 I've had both, tbh, the spring on the Boss is a characature of the real thing, the Berry has a better plate, which important to me, neither are wacky in Modulation like an OBNE or EQD but the Boss has the edge on that so it's a matter of what's your taste and budget. I yse them for table top synth gigs, I don't need a plastic case, it's a second reverb, as I also need wacky, so a Berry all day for me. If I were a vanilla guitarist with heavy feet it would be Boss. If I was my psyke with an axe it would have to be an Afterneath or Dark Star.

[@antneyfatts665]

There was only one option the boss had the DR600 beat. Other than that, I could buy 6 behringer pedals, for the price of one Boss

[@anthonyulibarri3690]

I noticed the Boss has more artifacts (background noise and spring noise) than the Behringer. I'm not talking about finger or string noise. IMHO Behringer wins and when you consider the price it's an easy decision.

[@davidlalremruata]

I honestly couldn't tell the difference. I was like when's he gonna turn the Boss on, after going through every settings in the Behringer?!!? Honest.

[@hitmakerstudio6405]

very nice playing... but the test is a bit unfair subjectively loud is better to the human brain! the Boss have a higher volume level adjustment than the Behringer...

[@raphaelbianchi]

Exactly!!

[@atomicfront]

Yeah I turned the volume down when the Boss came on and they are exactly the same. Probably the exact same chip.

[@paulcarter5117]

If your a finger picker the RV-5 has an issue with reverb popping. If you listen closely it sounds like the spring is being tapped with something right at the beging of the note. I had that very same issue with my DR-5. The Beringer does not do that!! If you finger pick a lot, the Behringer is the only way to go. Not a huge difference in either of the pedals either. Save the money!

[@markharwood7573]

I have the Behringer. It's good for using at low-mix settings, changing the reverb type for different songs. The Modulate sound is the interesting one, although the Time function does not operate on it. Glad I didn't spend the extra money on the Boss, which is only significantly better if you must have a metal casing for some reason.

[@ignaciolau5445]

Stupid question, is the modulate a reverse reverb of sorts? I want to try it for shoegaze.

[@markharwood7573]

@@ignaciolau5445 Not reverse. I think it has chorus on it. Putting chorus on the reverb but leaving the original signal intact is a fine way to add colour to the sound. In this case it's a little bit indistinct but I think that's what's going on. The pedal is so cheap, I'd recommend taking a chance on it. There are many reverb units that people use for shoegaze, this won't be the best you'll ever encounter, but I say give it a go whilst you're saving up for a Strymon or something.

[@stuartchapman5171]

​@Ignacio Lau whilst thus doesn't have a reverse reverb on it, it can still be useful for shoegaze. It depends on how you want to build your sound. The plate is good and although the modulation doesn't stand up to the exceptional Boss algorithm its still a good sound. If you wanted to stack reverb, ie one before the fuzz and one at the end of your chain this could be useful. Reverb tends to be an expensive effect, this could be a helpful way if adding a drop of standard reverb sounds to a board that already has reverb. Whilst I'm here, tge Polara is is good but the reverse is extreme, being always 100% wet, whilst useable it tends to destroy signals, I us it in sound design, but I wouldn't use it if I were a musician

[@danielcarter3928]

the gate on the Behringer with the mix all the way up is sort of similar to reverse. put it in front of a fuzz and it’ll get you shoegaze sounds.

[@cloudredgrave5771]

the level knob on the RV-5 is slightly high ,knowing BOSS pedal's knobs change a lot of effect/tone quality with a slightest tweak, especially when get passed 12oclock.

[@moleman1961]

I never heard enough difference to worry about! My only down for the berhinger would be quality of build and materials compared to the boss but that’s reflects in the price difference.

[@moleman1961]

Another downer for the berhinger is the power sockets on the side! Makes board mounting a pain!

[@rayh966]

That's the thing though, they only cheap out on the case. If you've ever opened one up, their components are usually equal to the quality of Boss, for the most part anyway. I think their pcbs are also slightly thinner, but built to higher tolerance to make up for it, but I may be thinking of TC Electronic on that bit.

[@dolanro]

Si existe diferencia en el brillo y compresión del BOSS , el dR 600 es un poco opaco en el sonido suena como cuesta para uso casero está bien, le voy.

[@RemotelyNews]

Great comparison. I have some Behringer pedals and Boss pedals but I dont' duplicate what I have. I've gone to using the Zoom MS-50g for reverbs, it has the added benefit of a number of other features for live performance too. The cost of a new Zoom is our $100 now, used I've seen them as low as $50.

[@darrenhimself]

I use a Zoom G1on just for the particle reverb (based on the Line 6).

[@joemom1012]

@@darrenhimself me to it nails surf best reverb nothing like line 6 got both recorded 6 surf songs with zoom g1xon reverb into Behringer u-phoria umc 404 hd sound card into studio in pc

[@СергейГорбачев-я3г]

It's hard to compare becouse dry/wet levels on pedals are different. Boss and Roland reverbs are one of the best reverbs on market, but Behringer makes it's deal! Many, many musicians makes a good music on cheap devices, and so many - on unknown plugins now. So, the question is - what is "mana-mana"? The question is - who cares? )

[@JaKeAFC09]

The DR600 level control is a BLEND/crossfade control. All the way up is only reverb signal, while input signal is completely lost. Generally a 50% settings drops a lot of 'presence'. On the other hand the DR600 can be used for weird "ethereal" effects or as a reverb unit on a mixing desk. I've fould plate and modulate to be the best sounding ones, the others quite useless, spring is not so springy either rather classic without twang.

[@tyson3571]

Love my Behringer pedals.I own 6 of them now.You can have your 200-300 dollar pedals.They do the exact same thing as the big money pedals. I win!!

[@orchidmalevolence9726]

Are they too fragile?

[@level_7zxa737]

​@orchidmalevolence9726 my brother in Christ, as you don't jump over the pedal, it won't broke

[@LOFIGSD]

Only use this with a Vox MV50 I got cheap, sounds good, havent gigged it yet, because of Covid, but a touch of reverb from the DR600 makes it sound really nice through a 2*12. TBH, dont get all the comments about standing up to abuse on stage, honestly, almost every Guitarist sets up the reverb in the soundcheck and never changes it, my primary Amp is a Marshall, and I use the Reverb built in or when Covid ends I might try the Boss Katana out I bought, which has umpteen reverbs built in, including the Boss one, that is a better spend of money. For the majority of people the Behringer is great. If you are buying a Wah or overdrive/drive pedal that is going to stomped on all the time, buy the Boss, I have found TC Helicon also are robust.

[@Johnlowery_music]

I think the Boss definitely sounds better. But I doubt the average audience member would know the difference.

[@sergiodifranco4380]

It's not for the audience, it's for you! Plus, if you sound (or think that) sound good, people will perceive that.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Ironically the delay in my Boss BR800 portistudio sounds better than the Boss pedal here or on other videos so I'm going to assume that it sounds weird when filming on You Tube

[@WilmarBoer]

The reverbs are quite similar. But the Boss has a much better preservation of the dry tone. Dry tone mixed with the reverb on the Behringer is thinner sounding.

[@joemom1012]

yea when they do a pedal comparison and you say well its like their is a touch more scoop on this pedal then the cheaper pedal and one is £24 other is £120 is it worth 90£ for a slight more scoop?

[@nym053]

Behringer sounds more effected. Is the level knob for the dry or the wet signal?

[@wolf6597]

The level slider on 'Boss' is set higher than on Behringer. Does that make it sound a bit fuller? Well then, I'd name Behringer the winner...at that price!?!

[@KallipolisCracks06]

The spring on the boss is far ahead and I love behringer pedals

[@MickH60]

Exactly same circuitry in both pedals, the wet level in this clip is higher distorting the comparison, that's all.

[@Pipeysuguitarraflamenca]

quizás en el video no se percibe, pero el pedal de behringer colorea un poco la señal...esto lo he comprobado in situ ya que tengo la reverb digital de Behringer...de todos modos un pedal muy bueno y el precio lo hace aún más. Ahora, si tocas mal, ni un Boss o un Tc Electronic te va a salvar!

[@josedealva4205]

como el tono de la guitarra de este brother, paupérrimo

[@Kikin111976]

@@josedealva4205 jaaaa! La verdad que quisiera darle con la guitarra en la abeza, no solo el tono si no por el arpegio cansoso que usó en todo el video

[@JBitD]

Well done comparison. They don't have a dry/wet knob, but I'd say all the Behringer settings are more 'wet', or more distant, which I don't like. The Boss pedal sounds like the original signal is still there, and reverb is added to it: it sounds closer. Also the Behringer's reverb sounds higher pitch, maybe lowering the tone would compensate. It's like there are presets in it which are set wrong. You can find dr600 on ebay for $40 and RV-5 for $100, I'd say it's worth the extra sixty dollars. But then I watched more videos and found the RV-6 has added shimmer which rivals blue sky and expression pedal input, and it can also be found around $100. It surprises me that people are still buying the RV-5 and it's price remains high.

[@RyanLutton]

+JBitD completely agree :) i still use the boss rv-5 on my board along with a bigsky.. I did wonder why the rv-5 hadnt dropped that much in value with the rv-6 being released! im eager to get my hands on one so i can do a comparison between the two.. the extra settings are very desirable but maybe the settings that exist on the rv-5 sound different? im not sure :)

[@DirectingSven]

rv-5 has gate reverb. it's a killer breathing sound when used correctly. not very many reverbs care about the weirder ones like that and reverse reverb.

[@dannyrivers3922]

Not worth 60 more for a worse pedal. I'm blown away by the behringer kicking that bosses ass. Maybe the boss just can't get as thick as the BEHRINGER. I get what your saying but this is a comparison of reverb not the original signal and the BEHRINGER reverb was deep and full. Boss wasn't

[@fortheloveofnoise]

No dry wet knobs no buy for me.

[@clydechavez3483]

They both sound good but for the price i use the Behringer DR600 with my fiddle and am very happy with it. After using one for 8 years i am on my second one after first one gave up. Use it with an amp that has no reverb, works perfect.

[@Thibault647]

John Frusciante testing pedals?

[@deadlegs187]

Saved me a few quid here :)

[@leonline3424]

I was wondering what's the difference between many of the behringer pedals ,for example the UM100 and UM300 ? ,or the difference between a DR100 and the DR600?. Is it just a new run of the same pedals or is there any real difference tone wise?

[@aldorojas1472]

Is incomparable, the Boss has more definition in all set, but the price is incomparable too.

[@dannyrivers3922]

Really, I think they boss got it's ass kicked. Especially in spring and plate. I'll be going with the BEHRINGER weather it's more money or cheaper. It's just much better. Maybe the boss needs more reverb in the mix

[@oliberrhy2391]

Why does the boss sound bubbly?

[@Feventvn]

it's drip, some reverbs have it

[@carlosclaptrix]

The behringer sounds more artificial, yet maybe the effect mix was a little louder. Good comparison, thanks!

[@luclachance4859]

lacked bottom end somehow, perhaps the mix was too "wet"?

[@sledge2742]

For the price, its a no brainer, get the behringer

[@DaDamuse]

kinda just sounds like the boss is louder to me. certainly looks that way.

[@Guitarnivore]

I noticed that too.

[@Popart-xh2fd]

5:54 the modulate effect of the Boss is much better and musical that the DR600!

[@huagrapo]

Well, that's just like your opinion, maaaaaan

[@atomicfront]

The level is just higher on the boss. When the boss comes on lower the volume and then they will sound the same.

[@josgeusens4637]

The spring reverb of the Boss really sucks, especially on guitar. The Hall and Modulation is a big plus for the Boss, however. Hall is sounding much more natural, while on the Behringer it sounds like they took the plate-reverb and put some EQ on it to create the Hall. However, for the price, the DR600 is well worth the money (if you don't plan to treat it like garbage).

[@Sftd1973]

what is the pedal at the bottom of the screen and why were you touching it when it supposed to be a comparison between the two pedals at the top....???????

[@RyanLutton]

It's the Boss LS-2 Line Selector, I'm using it to switch between the Boss RV-5 and Behringer DR600 pedals with one press rather than have to turn one off and the other on each time :)

[@darkforest33]

prefer the Behringer for the slow flanging apparent on all settings

[@adrian2433]

Awesome comparison, could you put the tabs of that picking riff?

[@RyanLutton]

+Adriushkbg KBG thanks :) of course! ill do it asap

[@tylerdurden4248]

Ryan Lutton where’s it ATTTTTT?!

[@jacobkhiangte9726]

🤣

[@Brandon_Wlson]

I don't know if it can be changed, but that spring verb on that Boss sounded super artificial. sounded real bubbley. reminded me of 19-200 by Gorillaz lol

[@wienerkoray]

both are same , only boss has a little bit more volume because of that the people think there is a diffrent between 2 pedal but in real world they have same circuit.

[@wms7004]

I have a link with Brian Wampler talking about "copying circuit board"......in other words how easy it is to produce the EXACT same pedal. The only ones that are difficult are old old pedsls, because they used a different type of circuit board which included precious metals... obviously they won't now.....Mssg me for the link. The cool thing is it was Wampler actually comparing HIS ACTUAL PEDALS, vs all various ones, including behringer....and he said if u can hear a difference that's ok, if they sound different, like completely, then there's something wrong with one.

[@OttosTheName]

I would say the old ones are easier as you can just copy the circuits (some components are different now, but Behringer is good at figuring out what modern components to use in its place). But these digital pedals are more than components, you can't just copy the DSP Software running on the pedals.

[@Jeff_AA8HF]

Clearly these were not set up the same. The E. Level on the Boss was set too low and the Time doesn't appear to be the same as the Behringer. So you can't even hear the Boss clearly. Also how about an additional playing style? They might sound different picked hard or strummed. Sorry, but this is not a helpful comparison.

[@rafalbandura3446]

What's the name bit 0:10 - 0:22 ? :)

[@RyanLutton]

+jestemeohi i was just messing around :) its not an actual song

[@rafalbandura3446]

+Ryan Lutton Okey, thanks! Greetings from Poland, have a nice day!

[@RyanLutton]

no worries :) you too!

[@wojciechdrzymaa2445]

+jestemeohi These are as I hear: e, D, A, e :) Greets from Poland too! ;D btw. IMO as the last one minor b fits as well and keeps the dramatic tone! :D

[@rafalbandura3446]

+Wojciech Drzymała dzieki!! ;)

[@theblondelions9894]

The difference in the Hall position is dramatic. Beringher sounds like a toy reverb and Boss like a real analogical device. That´s my impression. I wouldnt buy Beringuer unless I wouldn´t let anything better.

[@hackshall]

i just wanna know how to play that first thing on the behringer

[@Pedalnerds]

Nice comparison!

[@RyanLutton]

+Nathan Shafer (EchoEchoGuy) thanks Nathan :D

[@1Blastarr]

I like the Behringer a little more.

[@pierrestefanakis8512]

Pouvez me dire parmi vous si une personne en France a la DR6OO si c,est du bon materiel. Merci pour votre reponse.

[@user-ok6ef9zn4f]

The boss definitely sounds better. I just bought the rv-600, we'll see how it turns out. I don't get too many gigs and I'll just be using this pedal every once in a while for live performances with my acoustic cello. It's not really worth it for me to go for the boss.

[@user-ok6ef9zn4f]

Rv-600 from Behringer

[@RyanLutton]

the rv-600 is great! are you enjoying it? sounds like you dont really been the extra build quality.. so i think its a good choice :)

[@user-ok6ef9zn4f]

Ryan Lutton I love it! It's one of the best investments I've made to improve sound quality especially since reverb and classical string instruments really go hand and hand. The build Quality seemed decent however you can tell it's kinda cheap. Sound Quality is definitely good enough coming out of the Rv-600!

[@dannyrivers3922]

I think the boss sucked. I wouldn't buy it for 30 hearing what the behringer does. I wish he'd have covered them and shown what was what at the end for all the pedal snobs who will just never like a behringer pedal.

[@icaro738]

i'm a acoustic guitar player and i need a pedal reverb...i really dont understand nothing about eletric pedals...what the difference between them? boss is better by far? worth pay twince of the price for the difference? thank you so much!

[@RyanLutton]

+Icaro Moreira I used the Boss RV-5 with acoustic and I loved the sound :) the main difference is Boss make higher quality pedals.. they are made out of metal and don't break as easily.. behringer pedals are made from hard plastic but they are cheaper.. there is also a sound difference as they use different parts.. my advice would be to buy the one that sounds so good it makes you want to play :) for me thats the boss.. hope this helps!

[@icaro738]

cool, unfortunately boss reverb is too expensive to me right now :/ what u think about landscape spring reverb or mooer shimverb ? thank you soooo much for your help!!!

[@RyanLutton]

Icaro Moreira ah.. keep an eye out for a used one :) i haven't tried the Landscape spring reverb.. I have tried the Mooer Shimverb.. i thought it was great! i havent tried it with acoustic guitar though.. happy to help!

[@icaro738]

+Ryan Lutton cool :) thanks man. i will try to finde a used boss

[@Antony8ify]

hi! which one is better and why? the boss sounds better to me.

[@RyanLutton]

+Andres Antonio Deras Rodriguez (PowerChord) i prefer the boss one also! mainly because of the modulate reverb.. i love how it sounds.. but i also use the hall setting a lot.. also the build is much better the boss is made from metal and the behringer from plastic.. but the boss rv-5 is more expensive than the behringer dr600! so they each have there advantages :)

[@upside-down6211]

Behringer dr600 or tc electronic skysurfer?

[@DaDamuse]

i got the skysurfer and was a bit disappointed. The 'reverb' knob has kinda limited functionality and even with the mix knob set to 0 it colours the sounds heaps (kinda compresses things). also with a 500mA draw it takes a lot from my power brick. So saying, might work for what you're playing and i haven't tried the dr600. The skysurfer chassis is pretty f'n solid too. I did read somewhere that its just a reboxed behringer but I cant find that rn.

[@upside-down6211]

@@DaDamuse i think they are the same ,tc skysurfer is behringer rehoused,i think biyang tri reverb or zoom ms70cdr/ms50g are the best budget

[@DaDamuse]

@@upside-down6211 i dont know them specifically but zoom is usually pretty good and reliable.

[@JuanHoya]

Bought the Behringer, it alters the dry signal, badly.

[@levijessegonzalez3629]

when in bypass?

[@luispelaeztores]

I like how Behringer sounds.

[@ace-rob71]

to my hears BOSS sounds much better. Much clear sound. Muddy the Behringer

[@claudiocruzat4768]

there should be just a modulate pedal. i stay rv5 ..for its made of metallic alloy.

[@RyanLutton]

+Claudio Cruzat the modulate settings are my favourite also :) you should check out the mod setting on the mxr m300 demo i just put up :) sounds really great

[@HitmanJenkins1]

There's a few companies that make purely modulated reverbs, Mr Black and Neunaber come to mind.

[@pez---]

quality remains - long after the pain of paying - go BOSS

[@JohnMichaelBurns]

The behringer sounds a lot smaller, more sort of coloured and cloudy. I wonder if maybe the boss is doing the analog dry through thing a lot better so the behringer sounds a bit phasey by comparison. It also sounds like the output of the boss is a bit higher which will make it sound better in an AB comparison. The boss sounds a lot better to me anyway. I think the behringer analog delay and chorus stand up really well to the original boss pedals but I don't think behringer come close to boss with this one.

[@ThePierrezx]

Hard to really notice a big difference...

[@giantessmaria]

I've got the Behringer pedal and even though its cheap, it's not worth the money. That said, i like most Behringer pedals, especially considering they're dirt cheap, but this pedal just doesn't cut it!

[@orchidmalevolence9726]

How? I'm thinking of getting one bc I can't afford a Boss

[@synfidz2553]

i hve a question..how about delay??..which is better..boss or behringer??..ur opinion please

[@andysdead]

I would suggest getting Joyo D Seed instead. It's in between Behringer and Boss price. But for what you pay, you really get a lot. You get 4 different delay modes (Digital, analog, modulation, reverse), tap-tempo and even a button you can use to memorize two different delay settings of your liking. On top of that, the metal construction is solid. For RM 297, I really get the most bang for buck from that pedal.

[@valeriestanglova3855]

You probably got your pedal by now, but I personally love The Prophet by TC Electronics.

[@guilhermesperto7862]

muito bom esse dr 600

[@vitormarques1745]

Alguém sabe esse toque que ele tá tocando???

[@rajsahurajusahu1660]

इन दोनों में कौन से बेटर है प्लीज दोस्त मार्गदर्शन करें

[@voiceofexperience]

Boss sounds more "clinical"; Behringer more "Old School".

[@victorortiz193]

Josh was right... ¡¡¡¡¡

[@BenjaminKanarek]

Behringer just sounds better all around.

[@DominicJacksonFilm]

no thtat I GIVE A SHIT BUT WHICH ONE IS BETTER???

[@fausten3]

Why is the lamp on the DR600 ON all the time. Very confusing.

[@Cinestudi0]

both are on all the time and he's switching between with a aby pedal (the one you see below)

[@Gibson1976uk]

Don’t like that cheap range, build quality is horrible and I have known these pedals to suddenly die! Knew a guitar player that bought some! Boss pedals stay alive

[@memorydrain7806]

Can't believe the DR600 is going for 50 bucks now. Glad I got my for 10 back before this influx of apps and bogus fancy looking pedals.

[@markharwood7573]

Mine cost £21 this week.

[@cristianbraun]

se hicieron varios videos sin mostrarlos cuando cambian y no adivina ni MANDRAKE,,dejense de joder,,,es un 10% de diferencia,,,es solo la vista,,,no el oido,,que es muy muy poco

[@GregPincus]

the behringer sounds weaker and drops your gain

[@arielpantle6787]

some years before I'll chosse the Behringer but in fact now that I know about the musical production it's perfectly clear that BOSS it's better.

[@DanielGarcia-le8zg]

lets goo👉😁👈

[@davisnin]

My black Friday Behringer was almost worth the $25. It really sucks the life out of my tele and the first three settings are indistinguishable. Wish I'd listened to this on headphones before.

[@Phillip-y6d]

what happened ? I fell asleep

[@petergriffin383]

Tabs please, love whatever it is you're noodling

[@richardfox1605]

Not much difference certainly not 2 times the price difference

[@ilovecops5499]

BOSSE IS DEEPER REFERBA ND MOTR TREBELS

[@vipinled5014]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️🤘🤘🤘

[@AikiBagua]

Please play something else...maybe a little shorter. The repetition of this phrase is a little too long and annoying to me. Boss sounds better.

[@Alfredolunafoto1]

Boss, Behringer is a second close.

[@martinopinto6323]

The Boss is actually a beautiful sounding reverb, the Behringer is a beautiful underwater guitar simulator 😂

[@dimasprayogo174]

behringer got more dramatis sound

[@bluenotetj251]

Obviously BOSS.

[@LeviBulger]

Is the Boss $100 better? Yes. Yes it is. Any pedal that destroys your signal as much as Behringer pedals do is useless. Worthless. Not to mention, Behringer pedals are definitely not road worthy and break relatively easily if used often. Boss pedals are indestructible. Plus, the Boss just sounds better.

[@nachoGuitar]

el de boss tiene mas presencia al parecer

[@hitmakerstudio6405]

nacho espinoza pacheco ..si le mete mas volumen all Boss claro que va sonar com mas presencia ;-)

[@hitmakerstudio6405]

nacho espinoza pacheco ..si le mete mas volumen all Boss claro que va sonar com mas presencia ;-)

[@volkankayhan7256]

rv5 much clear behringer is muddy

[@marcfontaine3068]

Its cristal clear , BOSS is the winer,