I gotta disagree with you somewhat, the behringer version i have sounds extremely close, theres no weird noise. That said, id still rather have the programmable one since it allows changing settings quickly, and it would certainly be more durable, not that mine feels delicate but this is above boss in solid construction.
The problem I had with the Behringer was that it didn't work with batteries (I bought it second Hand), and there was some strange interference during a gig. I didn't want that to happen again, so I bought the Tech 21 (also second hand). I never looked back.
@@neoland666 i never tried batteries, but the deluxe or programmable bass driver would definitely be better, i wont even have to twist any knobs lol. I still like how cheap the behringer is, i paid $40 US as opposed to $250 +. But i guess itd be worth it
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I’ve got this pedal I love it. I feel this is the best video demonstrating this pedal. Good work.
Thanks!
I gotta disagree with you somewhat, the behringer version i have sounds extremely close, theres no weird noise. That said, id still rather have the programmable one since it allows changing settings quickly, and it would certainly be more durable, not that mine feels delicate but this is above boss in solid construction.
The problem I had with the Behringer was that it didn't work with batteries (I bought it second Hand), and there was some strange interference during a gig. I didn't want that to happen again, so I bought the Tech 21 (also second hand). I never looked back.
@@neoland666 i never tried batteries, but the deluxe or programmable bass driver would definitely be better, i wont even have to twist any knobs lol. I still like how cheap the behringer is, i paid $40 US as opposed to $250 +. But i guess itd be worth it
What setting did you use for the end jam sesh?
Drive 12 - Bass 12 - Treble 12 - Presence 13.30 - Blend 17.00 - Level - 14.00