First, as most people said, the FX algorithms were cold and uninteresting. But you get what you pay for. This is a very cheap unit and most eurorack multi-FX units cost $200-$300.I use this as a reverb after another FX unit in my rack, and to add some reverb it works fine.2 other things were also very disappointing: When I received this unit from Amazon, it had finger prints on it, and the box had tape over the original tape to seal it... it was 100% used and returned, which I do not doubt from all the 1 star reviews.The 2nd thing that bothered me is Amazon's policy to not price match their own products... This item is now over $15 cheaper than when I originally purchased it... My return window is still open. Instead of adding a credit to my account for $15, they suggested that I return my unit today, and then purchase it again at the cheaper price. This is most likely how I got a used unit to begin with.My advice is not to rush to get this... wait till it gets to a lower price, which it will, and just keep your expectations low.

Die Modulationseffekte sind ziemlich schwach, bei den Kombinationen aber ok. Reverbs und Delay finde ich sehr schön. Ich drehe den FX Send immer sehr hoch auf, bis zum angeblichen Übersteuern. Dann sind die Effekte gut hörbar, ohne Clipping.

Que no te engañen las opiniones, tienes dos entradas una mono que te dara la señal con efectos y la r que es pura, si las mezclas tendrás efectos mas sutiles y si usas la entrada mono tendrás efectos tan grandes como quieras, mucha diversión y posibilidades.

I think I paid $39 new for it, because nobody wants to admit to having a Behringer in their system, and that this one's pretty bad at what its supposed to do. However, there are tutorials and schematics for which diode to remove to reveal its full range. When that's done, it's actually got a decent digi-reverb.

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