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Title: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on February 24, 2011, 12:06:10 PM
http://thetoneking.com/wp/behringer-stomp-box-cross-comparison-chart/ (http://thetoneking.com/wp/behringer-stomp-box-cross-comparison-chart/)

Maybe I'll cut and paste the chart later.


Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on February 24, 2011, 12:13:08 PM













































































































































BEHRINGER Other
ProductProduct Name ProductProduct Name
1AB100Guitar/Amp SelectorNobelsAB1Active A/B Selector Pedal
2ADI21V-Tone Acoustic DriverTech21 Sansamp Acoustic D.I.
3AM100 /AM300Acoustic ModellerBossAC-2Acoustic Simulator
4AM400Ultra Acoustic ModellerBossAC-3Acoustic Simulator
5BCH100 / BUC400Ultra Bass ChorusBossCEB-3Bass Chorus
6BDI21V-Tone Bass DriverTech21 Sansamp Bass D.I.
7BEQ700Bass Graphic EqualizerBossGEB-7Bass Equalizer
8BLE100/ BLE400Bass Limiter EnhancerBossLMB-3Bass Limiter Enhancer
9BO100 / BO300Blues OverdriveBossBD-2Blues Driver
10BOD100 / BOD400Bass OverdriveBossODB-3Bass OverDrive
11BSY600Bass SynthesizerBossSYB-5Bass Synthesizer
12BUF300Ultra Bass FlangerBossBF-2BBass Flanger
13CC300Chorus Space-CBossDC-2Dimension C
14CD400Chorus Space-DBossDC-3Digital Dimension / Digital Space – D
15CL9Compressor/LimiterIbanezCP 9Compressor/Limiter
16CO600Chorus OrchestraBossCE-5Chorus Ensemble
17CS100 / CS400Compressor SustainerBossCS-3Compression Sustainer
18DC9Dynamic CompressorMXRM-102MXR dyna comp
19DD100 / DD400Digital DelayBossDD-3Digital Delay
20DD600Digital DelayBossDD-5Digital Delay
21DM100Distortion ModellerBoss DS-1Distortion
22DR100 / DR600Digital ReverbBossRV-5Digital Reverb
23DR400Digital Reverb/DelayBossRV-3Digital Reverb/Delay
24DW400Dynamic Wah/Human Voice BossAW-3Dynamic Wah
25EM600Echo MachineLINE 6 Echo Park
26EQ700Guitar Graphic EqualizerBossGE-7Guitar Equalizer
27FD300Ultra Feedback/DistortionBossDF-2SUPER Feedbacker & Distortion
28FL600Flanger MachineLINE 6 Liqua-Flange
29FM600Filter MachineLINE 6 Otto Filter
30FX100 / FX600Digital Multi-FX
31GDI21V-Tone Guitar DriverTech21 GT2Sansamp GT2
32HB01HellbabeJim Dunlop Crybaby From Hell
33HD300Heavy DistortionBossMD-2Mega Distortion
34HF300Hi Band FlangerBossHF-2Hi Band Flanger
35HM300Heavy MetalBossHM-2Heavy Metal
36IG9IntelligateMXRM-135Smart Gate
37NR100 / NR300Noise ReducerBossNS-2Noise Suppressor
38OD100 / OD300Overdrive DistortionBossOS-2OverDrive/Distortion
39OD400OverdriveBossOD-3OverDrive
40PB100Preamp BoosterNobelsPRE1Preamp Booster Pedal
41PH9PhaserMXR EVH Phase 90
42PO300Power OverdriveBossPW-2Power Driver
43RM600Rotary MachineLINE 6 Roto Machine
44RV600Reverb MachineLINE 6 Verbzilla
45SE200Spectrum EnhancerBossSP-1Spectrum
46SF300Super FuzzBossFZ-2HYPER Fuzz
47SF400Super FlangerBossBF-3Flanger
48SM200Slow MotionBossSG-1Slow Gear
49SM400Super MetalBossHM-3HYPER Metal
50SO400Super OctaverBossOC-3Super Octave
51SP400Super Phase ShifterBossPH-3Phase Shifter
52TM300Tube Amp ModelerTech21 GT2Sansamp GT2
53TO100Tube OverdriveIbanezTS9Tube Screamer
54TO800Vintage Tube OverdriveIbanezTS808Vintage Tube Screamer
55TP300Ultra Tremolo/PanBossPN-2Tremolo/Pan
56TU100 / TU300Chromatic TunerBossTU-2Chromatic Tuner
57UC100 / UC200Ultra ChorusBossCH-1SUPER Chorus
58UD100 / UD300Ultra DistortionBossDS-2TURBO Distortion
59UF100 / UF300Ultra FlangerBossBF-2Flanger
60UM100 / UM300Ultra MetalBossMT-2Metal Zone
61UO100 / UO300Ultra OctaverBossOC-2Octave
62UP100 / UP300Ultra Phase ShifterBossPH-2SUPER Phaser
63US600Ultra Shifter/HarmonistBossPS-5Super Shifter
64UT100 / UT300Ultra TremoloBossTR-2Tremolo
65UV300Ultra VibratoBossVB-2Vibrato
66UW300Ultra WahBossAW-2Auto Wah
67UZ400Ultra FuzzBossFZ-3Fuzz
68VB1Vintage Basselectro-harmonix Bassballs
69VD1Vintage Distortionelectro-harmonix Big Muff
70VD400Vintage DelayBossDM-3Delay
71VM1Vintage Time Machineelectro-harmonix Deluxe Memory Man
72VP1Vintage Phaserelectro-harmonix Small Stone Phase Shifter
73VT911Vintage Tube OverdriveChandler/B.K. Butler910/911Tube Driver
74VT999Vintage Tube MonsterIbanezTK999Tube King
75WD300Warp DistortionHughes & Kettner Warp Factor Distortion
76XD300Distortion-XBossXT-2Xtortion

Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: VOLVO))) on February 24, 2011, 12:14:59 PM
The Tone King is an awful guitar player, and his tone generally sucks...

I'm going to buy and rehouse the HM300.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on February 24, 2011, 01:12:07 PM
You just hate everyone  ;)
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: spookstrickland on February 24, 2011, 04:37:49 PM
Holly shit this is Awesome!  Thanks Hemi, not only have I found my "Corporate Muff Clone" but I've found a ton of other groovy stuff I need to get my hands on.

Thanks
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on February 24, 2011, 05:14:53 PM
Oh man, I never even thought of Behringer when you asked that, but yeah they have Muff and Bassballs too  :D
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Ranbat on February 24, 2011, 06:20:23 PM
Thanks for posting this. I remember over at the old board it was posted too.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: hayseed on February 24, 2011, 06:30:02 PM
I used this list a lot from the old board. I even printed it out so i had a copy! I remember it being bigger....
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Chovie D on February 24, 2011, 06:57:15 PM
found an old  (2005?) bassballs for $45 the other day at guitar center of all places.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on February 24, 2011, 08:21:28 PM
I was going to post and ask if anyone had a copy of it, if someone thinks it was bigger, post what's missing.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: beardofcthulhu on February 24, 2011, 08:33:17 PM
the HM300 will be mine.  Oh yes it will.  I'm even going to leave it in that hideous pink box.  ala the Thrashmaster.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on February 24, 2011, 08:43:45 PM
DiscoFreq lists 78 models, we seem to have 76 on that list.

Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: VOLVO))) on February 24, 2011, 10:01:15 PM
Vintage time machine looks rad


Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: mortlock on February 24, 2011, 11:27:53 PM
im not sure where to start..
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: hayseed on February 24, 2011, 11:35:43 PM
Hemi- I will look for my printout of that list. I may be wrong but i thought i printed out several pages worth of stuff. If i come across it i will add it up here. It is possible it was a complete product list too. its been a few years since I last looked at it.

BTW the Memory Man Clone is very cool as is the Boss Chromatic tuner knockoff.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: VOLVO))) on February 25, 2011, 12:00:08 AM
Herb, putting a new switch into these is just like dumping a new switch into a Boss, right? Also, if I wanted to pull the board mount pots, and put decent ones in, the lugs would match up, right? I just don't like plastic. I do, on the other hand, love projects...


Also, shitbags, Guitarcenter.com's used gear... type in Behringer then click "price" so it brings you the cheapest shit up first... there's several of these for 10 bones.

... If you want as many of these as possible, for maximum amusement... craigslist ad stating you want to buy Behringer pedals. I know everybody has at least one. I've got two sitting in a box around here, hahaha.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on February 25, 2011, 12:39:10 AM
Don't know what pots you'd be replacing them with, they seem to use PCB mounted pots that look like the trimmers that Tektronix used in some of their scopes. The lugs are all in a line ... on the board, so it would be easy enough to wire in new ones.

The switch is a simple microswitch like you'd find in a keyboard or game-pad.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: VOLVO))) on February 25, 2011, 12:51:08 AM
Quote from: Hemisaurus on February 25, 2011, 12:39:10 AM
Don't know what pots you'd be replacing them with, they seem to use PCB mounted pots that look like the trimmers that Tektronix used in some of their scopes. The lugs are all in a line ... on the board, so it would be easy enough to wire in new ones.

The switch is a simple microswitch like you'd find in a keyboard or game-pad.

Regular pots of the same value in a new enclosure. I'll mount the board somehow, and I'll dump the board mount jacks in place of box mount jacks and... a real switch. Hopefully the ratings are on the switch inside the pedal.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: tomz. on February 26, 2011, 07:50:32 PM
Still waiting for them to put out an affordable loop pedal....
The memory man is more of a delay, correct?  I'd like a 16 or so second loop...

Do any of these pedals use a tube?  I could also use a decent tube preamp pedal, actually, a dual tube pre would be the cats ass...
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on February 26, 2011, 07:57:01 PM
Nope no stompbox, though there is a tube DI / preamp, they make that.

http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/MIC200.aspx (http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/MIC200.aspx)

$32.04 with free shipping from B+H. I've used them before and they did OK for me.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/321809-REG/Behringer_MIC200_MIC200_TUBE_ULTRAGAIN.html (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/321809-REG/Behringer_MIC200_MIC200_TUBE_ULTRAGAIN.html)

Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: tomz. on February 26, 2011, 08:07:38 PM
Thanks Hemi, that's what I was looking for, $35.00?!  Gonna have to grab one for shits n giggles.  Also looks like the Vintage Tube Monster has a tube in it also, but doesn't get real great reviews. 
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on February 26, 2011, 09:04:58 PM
Quote from: SunnO))) on February 24, 2011, 12:14:59 PM
I'm going to buy and rehouse the HM300.

Hey, how about this as an idea for rehousing? Except you'd mount real pots on the case too. Multiple pedal box :D
(http://img108.imageshack.us/img108/4262/cope22ps.jpg) (http://img108.imageshack.us/i/cope22ps.jpg/)

Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Discö Rice on February 27, 2011, 12:34:48 PM
Quote from: Hemisaurus on February 26, 2011, 09:04:58 PM
Quote from: SunnO))) on February 24, 2011, 12:14:59 PM
I'm going to buy and rehouse the HM300.

Hey, how about this as an idea for rehousing? Except you'd mount real pots on the case too. Multiple pedal box :D
(http://img108.imageshack.us/img108/4262/cope22ps.jpg) (http://img108.imageshack.us/i/cope22ps.jpg/)



Wow! I'd definitely find a use for that! DIY multi-fx ftw!
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Pundan on March 02, 2011, 11:40:15 PM
I'll never buy a Behringer pedal again. The UC100 broke within two days. I'd rather pay more so that the people who actually develops new pedals get a kick in the ass so that they'll make better stuff :D Behringer just copies.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Lumpy on March 03, 2011, 12:21:56 AM
I bought their version of the Boss DC2 Chorus Space (Behringer CC300 Chorus Space-C). The Boss original is out of production and sells for 150-200 dollars. It (Boss) was described as creating a subtle but beautiful almost 3D chorus effect, blah blah blah. There's no knobs on this, only 4 presets. In my experience, the Behringer sounds cool in the bedroom, but through an amp at volume, it was a little too "whooshy" and knobs would have been useful, to turn down the speed and/or depth, even on the most subtle preset. Even so, worthwhile experiment (better to waste 25 dollars than 150, and it's not even a waste - just not useful to me at this moment). Other people might like it more.

Besides the cheap plastic construction and flimsy feeling footswitch, accessing the battery compartment is stupid (take two pencils and press on the axis of the hinge. It's a pain in the butt).
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: VOLVO))) on March 03, 2011, 12:28:38 AM
Send it to me, I'd love to play with it...
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Lumpy on March 03, 2011, 12:41:25 AM
You got a cheap trade? I could use a One Spot adapter, cheap pedal, gig bag that's not horrible, something else...?
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: VOLVO))) on March 06, 2011, 12:24:58 AM
So, Behringer is going to make it possible for me to set up a live-bass dubstep board.

BSY600 for the synth noises/exp to control rate of the decay, a POG for the sub-harms and the uppers, some sort of trem pedal for some extra wobble, two delays, most likely one Analog/one digital, a reverb pedal, and a looper... and of course... SOME FUCKING FUZZ. Most likely the Buzzbox is going on there, and some variety of Muff with all knobs on 10...
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: VOLVO))) on March 06, 2011, 12:29:02 AM
Also, Herb, is there any type of pedal-based LFO?
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on March 06, 2011, 06:29:30 AM
Not cheap, but your free to build 'em yourself.

http://www.4mspedals.com/atoner.php?mode=specs (http://www.4mspedals.com/atoner.php?mode=specs)

also check out the triwave and noise swash ;)


Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on July 29, 2011, 11:58:50 AM
 ;D
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: spookstrickland on July 29, 2011, 02:44:57 PM
Quote from: SunnO))) on March 06, 2011, 12:24:58 AM
So, Behringer is going to make it possible for me to set up a live-bass dubstep board.

BSY600 for the synth noises/exp to control rate of the decay, a POG for the sub-harms and the uppers, some sort of trem pedal for some extra wobble, two delays, most likely one Analog/one digital, a reverb pedal, and a looper... and of course... SOME FUCKING FUZZ. Most likely the Buzzbox is going on there, and some variety of Muff with all knobs on 10...

This might be a dumb question but what is "Dubstep"?  I've heard of Dub but not dubstep and what would that sound like.  I think I might dig it.  I know I dig the sound of Dub drums but I don't know much about what people have been doing with guitars fuzz wise.  I've only heard the Reggae type stuff.

Thanks

Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Metal and Beer on July 29, 2011, 03:07:15 PM
Here ya go, Spooky Tooth

www.lmgtfy.com

Just type in "dubstep"    :P
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: spookstrickland on July 29, 2011, 04:59:49 PM
Quote from: Metal and Beer on July 29, 2011, 03:07:15 PM
Here ya go, Spooky Tooth

www.lmgtfy.com

Just type in "dubstep"    :P

I did that before I asked and just found a bunch of guy's playing some clean chords over some beats.  Nothing Fuzzy like SunnO))) is talking about in his post.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: VOLVO))) on July 29, 2011, 05:22:26 PM
Its not really dubstep. "Dubstep" is bro music. I may have named it wrong... fuzzy electronic doom?
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: spookstrickland on July 30, 2011, 02:39:34 AM
Quote from: SunnO))) on July 29, 2011, 05:22:26 PM
Its not really dubstep. "Dubstep" is bro music. I may have named it wrong... fuzzy electronic doom?

I'd still like to hear some of what you are talking about.  Your pedal board sounded like it would make for some pretty cool music.

thanks
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: jibberish on July 30, 2011, 02:43:08 AM
Quote from: beardofcthulhu on February 24, 2011, 08:33:17 PM
the HM300 will be mine.  Oh yes it will.  I'm even going to leave it in that hideous pink box.  ala the Thrashmaster.

thats the first thing i looked for on the list.  i woulod not ever give up my HM-2 EVER. that pedal is me. but i sure would like a backup...
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Lumpy on September 13, 2011, 03:05:51 PM
Good prices on Behringer clones here:

http://www.guitartrader.com/Single-Guitar-Effects?pg=100&c=Behringer&s=l (http://www.guitartrader.com/Single-Guitar-Effects?pg=100&c=Behringer&s=l)

Some stores have free shipping, I dunno if Guitar Trader does (probably not since it doesn't seem to say FREE SHIPPING anywhere). Still, they have Behringers starting at 14.99.

I ordered a Fender bass there a few years ago, it's a legitimate operation.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on September 13, 2011, 03:08:59 PM
I like BH Photo (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?atclk=Brand_Behringer&ci=14731&N=4225641373+4291591536) they sell a lot of them for $23.99 with free shipping, don't know what Guitar Trader charges for shipping? I've bought a few things from them and they're pretty good.

Just checked, Guitar Trader want $12.78 to ship a single pedal, so maybe it's a good thing if your buying multiples? Yeah, 2 or more pedals they're a better deal than BH. As the cost of shipping 2 is only $1 more.
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Hemisaurus on May 08, 2012, 03:40:59 PM
 :)
Title: Re: Behringer Cross Reference for us cheap bastards
Post by: Jake on May 08, 2012, 05:33:55 PM
Grassy ass.
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