Behringer DR 100 Digital Reverb

Very easy to use. Experiment to find the reverb you're after.
Take your time. Enjoy!

I've got a bunch of stuff, but my all time favorite "clean guitar" sound comes from my 60 watt Randall 1x12 orange panel solid state. The reverb crapped out. I decided not to put it in the shop just to fix the reverb (it's a short tank anyway) so, on a dare, I got this little pedal.
It seems to be totally transparent, not coloring the sigal at all.
It doesn't have the genuine spring reverb "boing" thing going on, and that's just fine with me. All I want is a little spaceousness.
Gets all the reverbs I want.

I never have doubts about my Behringer equipment. I've got several different units and never had any failures.

Never needed them.

My only complaint about the Behringer compact stompies is the difficulty getting the battery out. I used wall warts anyway, so this is not a issue.
Your reverb broken or flat sounding? Get this!

Easy to hook up. Tricky to open the battery compartment, but use the power adapter - it's cheap too. Settings are pretty straight forward. Stereo I/O is simple.

Sound is impressive for an el-cheapo floor unit. It gets pretty washed out at higher levels. I usually set the level very low. the plate and spring settings are useless.

SO far so good. It's been tossed around, in and out of the gig bag, stepped on, and dropped. The power adapter is pretty good for a small, light unit.

Not needed.

I've used this as a PA effects loop reverbe (before I got a better rack unit) and it actually produces a good sound for a pedal box. If I don't want to haul around the rack system I can take this and it makes a very acceptable portable alternative. I'm a guitar player, but never used it for guitar as I use a multi-effects processor. Currently I plan to use it for keyboard applications. What can you say - INCREDIBLE value, you can't lose.

Easy as pie to use and quick to find the tones you like!

Good retro rock n' roll tones>

You get what you pay for sorry to say.The battery change is very
awkward.It says to use a ball point pen to open the battery housing.
The pedal stopped working after a couple of months of less than normal use.It was never even taken out of my music room!It seems that the on/off has a huge defect! It's really a cheap piece of disposable junk.Too bad....

Rock,reggae,blues.25 years pro.To much gear to list.

Well, its not quite as easy as the reverb knob on an amp, but its pretty straightforward. It took me about 20 minutes at home to find the sound I wanted and then 2 minutes to fine tune it just right at rehearsal later that night.

It sounds good for any price really, but GREAT for $25. I play a mexican Strat through a crybaby, sparkle drive, Keeley Blues Driver, Ts9, and a Ernie Ball Vp jr into a Traynor YCV40; with a Marshall Super Vibe, Boss Tr2, Digitech Digidelay and finally our reverb here in the effects loop. Its always on and adds just what was missing to all my tones. I play soul, funk, blues and gospel music and also alot of U2 ish stuff as well.

I dont know yet, it works so far, but I havnt played a lot of shows with it yet.

Not a clue as of right now, sorry

Ive been playing for only 5 years, but Ive learned a lot about playing and gear in those 5 years. I dont make a living on music, but I regularly work with musicians who do and I hang right in there with them. I only say that to give validity to my review of this pedal. Its a great value. I would buy another one if it were lost/stolen because its $25.00 and sounds really good, almost great. I was planning on buying a Digitech Digiverb because I really liked the "Church" setting, but realised it wasnt that useful really, and it costs $100.00. Anyone wanting ANY reverb pedal owes it to themselves to try this one out first!

No Problems. Just Plug and Go

I??ve paid only 39 ??? for this unit. For the money you get excellent sound quality. Maybe i would??nt use it for recording voices, but in the end it is only a guitar fx, or? Use it in my guitar chain with amps like marshall jcm, london city (Plexi-Clone), fender the twin, vox, etc. good sound..

1.Class Value for the Money I??ve paid

I like it and it is easy to control and the knobs respond in a practical way in my opinion.

Very fine indeed for a low priced pedal.

Not good. Mine WILL NOT work with a battery. Not with ANY battery.
When I use an adapter the red light stays on with the effect on or off. This is course is not good at all.

No comment

Needs work but does sound great. This is the cheapest digital effect I have ever seen.
But something is wrong, at least with mine.

Easy to use. Level/Tone/Time and Mode knobs which are explained in the instructions. Battery is a pain to get to, you have to use a ball point pen to open the pedal up and putting it back on is much harder to click back on.

I'm using the mostly to give subtle reverb to my battery powered Electroharmonic Freedom Amp which gives it a more open sound. I haven't tried it through my larger amps cause they already have reverb. I think it actually sounds pretty good. You can get a lot different sounds playing with the different knobs. For the money and the practice purposes I'm using it for, it sounds great.

There's probably a reason why its only 25 dollars. The knobs seem a little delicate and I bet the connections are not super solid (I'm not very technically knowledgable this is just my impression). There isn't a distinct separation between the separate modes and it makes a little click noise when you switch between the different modes. I wouldn't recommend gigging without a backup though I wasn't planning on gigging with it anyways.

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I play funk, jazz and rhythmic music. I think this pedal is exactly what I was looking for, a good inexpensive pedal that gives me a little more color to my very dry and clean solid state amp and not having to pay 100-200 dollars helps. I've been playing 15 years, own heritage 335, mesa 550, strobe tuner, vox pedal, ernie ball jr volume pedal. I love the fact that it works and doesn't drain my tone significantly enough for me to notice, I think its a little cheaply made but who cares if its 25$.