Strymon Vs Behringer - WHAT? No comparison right? Well... Have a listen! 

Strymon makes gorgeous looking and sounding pedals. But man, Behringer sounds incredible at that price. You wouldn’t be able to distinguish between the two in a mix. Really good stuff, mate 👍🏼

I just picked one up from the GC site. Great pedal and your demos went a long way in helping me choose the Reverb Machine over a few others. Thanks

Just ordered one :) THX for video!

After my drummer sold me his behringer GTX 65 and I got my CT-300 cable tester I am starting to fall in love with behringer! THIS VIDEO is making my love for them INCREASE BY maybe double. I can't believe they do effects so well!

I have 3 Behringer pedals - for the money they are incredible, they are VERY good in their own right - but for the money they simply are the best there is.

Nice video mate. Also this cheap pedal converts a mono signal to Stereo - good for mono synth users on a budget. Its bound to cause a lot of controversy though ...hmm i see!! :) good on ya!

At least Behringer is something I can afford :(

Discovered the reverb machine in 2019 on my board since

I have a Behringer compressor and I love it. Perhaps I should get their reverb machine too!!!

Great vid man, some people talking about sucking the tone with the Behringer, what do you think about that? do you feel any? Thanks.

The Behringer Reverb Machine is a difficult beast to find, these days it's become quite rare , one of the few you can't find on online used markets anymore!

I got this on loan from a friend. Didnt realise it was discontinued! Havent used it properly yet. Just a quick go when i got it last night.

the Reverb Machine is an incredible pedal/ for the amazing SPACE sound alone!!!!!!!

Thank you for the video. Does the RV600 suck tone or is noisy?

I had RV600 and DR600. DR600 is just simply the best

I bought the Behringer RV600 years ago as a cheap "that'll do fir now" pedal. Sold it and have litterally just re-bought it on Ebay. The shimmer effect is fantastic. I know it's a verbzilla clone... I've tried the verbzilla and the M5 shimmer... not as good as the RV600 I use an EHX Oceans 11 on my electric rig... but wanted a nice shimmer for solo acoustic gigs.

Other than the case itself, does it better than boss RV5?

Just rediscovered the Behringer pedals and now I gotta add another to the wish list.Gonna need me a super octaver, vibrato, and fuzz..and apparently a friigin verb pedal too.Love the price point for my approach..sounds I need to access but not necessarily permanent pedalboard goodies.

Great comparison but I think the Blue Sky does have trails. The top left knob, Decay. The more to the right the longer the decay. Great for ambient swells. The knobs on the other pedal are too small for me. With the strymon I can adjust the decay and mix with my foot. Other that it's all subjective.

They don't make this pedal anymore. What is the new equivalent - DR600?

For some reason I can't find it in stores anymore. Has Behringer discontinued it?

I cant find that behringer pedal anywhere

I have one for sale on Ebay right now

Wow rv600 great sound.. cheap pedal.. but build quality

If it didnt suck tone it'd be the only smart choice. Behringer's Boss/roland clones are all really good value for money!

Hmmm for me this is completely different league ..... Yes they both make reverb .... and in stereo and maybe same weight.... and color is blue kind.... some behringer products are ok anyway like adat 8200 and some really bad mixers.... this is something between. As a toy it’s ok. But when You looking for getting great sound with your band.... just better spend the money on guitar lesson or spend some time on turning right your guitar or amp knobs ;)

Behringer make the best budget pedals.

The RV600 is a copy of The Line 6 Verbzilla. Sounds more digital

😩The Behringer RV600 has been discontinued and I can't find it anywhere! Story of my life😩

Which one is older?

Rv600 is discontinued and now goes for a mint second hand. Damn.

There is nothing magic with strymon as many try to give them (not yu). but comparing kobs and there settings seem quite useless to me cause of the different min-max ranges, etc. In my opinion itis the 24/96 bit D converter in a high selected quality. (used throuout their products consequently). that gives the S/N ratio of ca. 113 DB, a superclean tone till the the end, and some more. Ok and the strymon-engeniers are listening very hard to competitors and customers and consequently try to avoid known errors and understand open whishes of customers. that should be very basic in Productdesign but is ofen not or badly done in my opinion. Strymon doesnt take anything easy, everything got highest attention. that makes them very expensive - my opinion. I own some and some boss and behringer too. Im not with strymon and have big respect for behringers price-calculation which gives so may hobby musicfans the possibility of good sounds.

I wonder if Behringer could be 100% wet？

i just bought the rv600 god damn it 39 pounds new.while the other one is what 300 or 400??well i bought 6 pedals and still didnt spend 120 pounds .so dont go for the name .

I have not played the RV600 but have played their Time Machine. My experience is that there is signal degradation with the time machine. I'm not sure there would be the same problem with the rv600 seeing that it is digital though. I have heard both echo park and RV600 compared. To my ear, line 6 adds midrange to the trails to be more "analog" sounding. The DL4 and other line 6 products have this characteristic, which I personally am not a fan of. So looking at another pedal that tries to emulate this is pointless for me. With that said, there is a subtle difference in the line 6 vs rv600. I am by no means a strymon advocate as I to, feel they are way expensive. But they do use top of the line components which do translate in their tone. I would also point out that we are also paying for the research and development of these pedals. Strymon prides its brand on this while Behringer uses what has already be engineered and putting it into a more affordable package, with much compromise. I would not consider the RV600 a substantial replacement of the BlueSky. To my ear they are not in the same ball park. Yes, you dialed in a similar comparison but in using BlueSky's other settings, it by far outshines Behringer products. Thanks for the review.

I know a lot of people like the Strymon reverb but I do not like it. It sounds sterile, unnatural I don’t think it is musical Imo.

Not a fair fight when you have the Strymons hands tied behind its back

The only problem with behringer is build quality

mono

The Behringer RV 600 sounds artificial IMO. Its harmonic content are out of tune - which is a problem with a lot of reverb pedals. And the Strymon have trails - if you want it to.

Lol. I threw this pedal in the garbage because it was a piece of shit. Now everyone wants one. Seriously WTF.