I purchased this for my mini pedal board simply because I needed a chorus to use on a few songs at smaller venues.

While using it, I noticed only a minute change in volume, which I could not pin on the knob, or being just me playing the keyboard at different velocities.If your foot isn't heavy and you aren't particular with needing extra frills and controls with chorus, this pedal gets the job done. I am a bass player and was getting hum on some stages from my much more expensive chorus (probably from stage lighting) so I purchased this Beheranger and it is perfect addition to my pedal board. Andertons Music Company acts as a credit broker and not a lender and only offers credit products from Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance. Although I found no issues with the jacks and the knobs being decent, there is a low budget plastic feel to the pedal that improved as the series evolved.

I have several Behringer pedals and the plastic is of no concern whatsoever, some of my ones have been through years of abuse, they seem take whatever you throw at them. For example, the plastic knobs grip the pot shafts tightly enough to ensure that they won't easily go astray, and this is something basic we've not seen on pedals in recent months that are much higher spec and considerably more expensive. That said, when I plugged into my Fender Blues Deluxe, my main go to amp, I noticed something missing.Indeed, at the far left, the rate appears to be effectively zero, and the pedal work like a broken harmonizer capable of outputting only slightly de-tuned versions of the input (the de-tuning “interval” in this case is controlled by the DEPTH knob). These discounts are usually communicated through newsletters, which are created and managed by us with the tool "Emarsys". I was looking at the UC200 for a longer time but still hesitant 'cause I just couldn't believe a pedal this cheap could sound good. The switching system doesn't feel quite as solid underfoot as a BOSS unit, but on the other hand we found it much more confidence-inspiring than the plastic switches used on some pedals, so it's all relative depending upon whether you are a Vinnie Jones or a Ronaldinho when it comes to onstage footwork.