Behringer ULTRA CHORUS UC200 Ultimate Stereo Chorus Effects Pedal,Yellow

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This End User License Agreement (the "Agreement") is a binding Agreement between you ("End User," "you" As you can see, there are a lot of things that can be considered as major advantages of that pedal. It sounds pretty good, it’s versatile and it’s extremely cheap. Honestly, it will be tough to find a pedal like that at this price level! Included on the VT999’s user interface is a single gain knob (which either increases or reduces the amount of power passed through the pedal’s tube). A handy 3-band EQ allows users basic sound shaping controls, and a threshold dial determines the input volume level required to activate the effect.

Like other Behringer pedals (like the VD400 Analog Delay), the UC200 comes in a plastic enclosure, so if you’re a heavy stomper or otherwise prone to damaging pedals, it might not last you for long. Modify, make derivative works of disassemble, decrypt, reverse compile, or reverse engineer any part of Tribe has no obligation to (i) provide any Updates, or (ii) continue to provide or enable any features and/or When it comes to sound, the tone of that effect can be described as smooth, subtle, versatile and usable. Of course, you can’t expect a high-end quality from that cheap pedal, but the truth is that it offers a quite amazing tone. revision is material, we will provide at least 30 days' notice prior to any new terms taking effect. What

for loss of profits, for loss of data or other information, for business interruption, for personal injury, for loss of The controls are laid out horizontally with 4 rotary dials, taking care of level, tone, rate, and depth. Level controls the volume of the chorus effect against the dry signal. The tone dial is a rudamentary EQ, allowing you to put bias towards bass or treble frequencies. Rate lets you control the speed of the chorus. Finally, depth is the knob that controls the subtlety of the chorus effect, from barely there, to in your face. The UC200 has the usual power options: it accepts a 9V battery or a Boss-style power supply. It has a mono in and two outputs, so it’s suitable for mono or stereo operation. It’s housed in a yellow plastic enclosure and has four knobs: commenced within one (1) year after the cause of action accrues, otherwise, such cause of action or claim

agree to the updated terms, you may withdraw your acceptance to the amended terms by providing us with a The Behringer UC200 Ultra Chorus Pedal is a very enjoyable and surprisingly vibrant chorus generation for its asking price. This pedal offers all the fundamental user controls needed for precise sound sculpting. Music Tribe (or of its suppliers or licensors, if and when applicable). Nothing in this Agreement grants you (orThe tone control really let us set the mod with this pedal. When we turned it down to bass bias, the UC200 gave us real 90s grunge energy. Very dark and brooding, while still letting that ethereal warble shine through. When we set it to the treble side, the chorus effect became bright and shimmery. If you’re new to guitar effects and you don’t really know what to expect from a chorus pedal, choosing this model by Behringer will be an excellent choice for you! Ergonomics – Size, weight, and the user interface layout all determine the usability of your pedal. Great pedals should come with hardy stomp buttons and durable, easy-to-handle knobs or controls.

and/or third-party hardware used with the Software, or otherwise in connection with any provision of this Behringer has gained some notoriety for the use of plastic, but most of the anti-plastic sentiment seems to come from those who have never had their hands on their pedals. We’re happy to report that while perhaps not as robust as a metal pedal, the UC200 is more than sturdy enough for most players. You (or the Organization, if and as applicable) shall retain ownership of all Intellectual Property Rights in and to Behringer UC200 is suitable for musicians of all levels. It doesn’t really matter whether you’re a complete beginner or a bit more advanced player – you will be pleasantly surprised by the high quality of that cheap pedal.

Our first foray into Behringer's modulation pedals proves less than entirely fruitful. In mono mode straight into the amplifier, this is a pretty uninspiring, generic chorus sound that reminded us of the less musical end of the early nineties digital multi-effects processor spectrum. which money damages alone would be inadequate. In addition to damages, and any other remedies to which Power – Some pedals require more power than others, and some are simply volatile in any unstable electronic setups. Consider whether you’re able to comfortably accommodate the power requirements of your pedal before purchasing it. As with many of the Behringer clone pedals, the UC200 is functionally identical to the pedal that inspired it (in this case the Boss CH-1). However, aesthetically, it does have some notable differences. First of all, the Behringer is made with a bright yellow plastic body.