Behringer UC200 Ultra Chorus Pedal

Behringer, like many other pedal makers out there, makes clones of other pedals. The difference is that Behringer isn't a greedy and doesn't as much or more than the original pedal. Most of Behringer's pedals are modeled on BOSS pedals and you can't go wrong with that! This one is a quality Chorus pedal and like with any good pedal, if you can't get great tone out of it the problem is with you. This is a full size (think BOSS) pedal. Some are overly critical of the plastic housing, but it's a solid housing and I can't imagine what you're have to do with it to break it. Speaking of which, have you ever seen a picture of a Behringer pedal with a broken housing? Me Neither.

Amazing sound at an affordable price. What else can i ask for. Very sturdy and well made. Beautiful sound effect that can be tailored with the 4 sound adjustment controls. Would buy again. I might actually buy a few to give as gifts. Highly recommend.

The effect sounds good, but it seems like all Behringer pedals have some hiss that Boss doesn't. Experienced this when plugged in and also when using a battery. Good product for the cost, but if you pay more you'll get a cleaner sound.

My first chorus pedal. It sounds great and does exactly what I need. Easy to adjust for different effects and responds well. It does have a plastic housing.... I'm sure I'll get many years of use from it. Just don't stomp on it. Hard to beat price with a known brand that I trust, with a sound familiar the same with a brand 5x as much money. Get it

CON: I was confused that the “level” knob is for the wet signal, the dry signal always stays at unity. You cannot affect volume at all with this pedal. So you can’t do “softer and with chorus” with this one petal.PRO: It adds a shimmer to my tone that makes long notes more satisfying.PRO: Low noise and preserves tone.PRO: Hyper-economical.It’s a 4 star pedal but for $25 I feel like I got away with something.

I own a Danalectro Milkshake Chorus pedal I bought on clearance from Sam Goody for like $15 in the 90s. It's not very versatile, but I was able to dial in the perfect chorus sound for how I play. It's also nearly 30 years old and beat to heck. So I was looking for a cheap replacement. My Behringer Ultra Metal pedal sounds fantastic, so I felt pretty confident in giving this a shot as well. I cannot dial in a good chorus sound on this though. It's decent enough with clean tone, but any kind of gain makes it sound like a heavy kazoo. While there's certainly some interesting odd things I can use it for, it's not well suited for what I typically use chorus for. It's odd, because I also own a Behringer multi FX pedal and the chorus on that is one of the few things it does really well. Unfortunately that pedal wigs out on my pedal board chain, so it's no good for my FX chain. But I know from that Behringer can do chorus very well. So it's strange that this pedal misses the mark. Settings go from an almost unnoticeable chorus effect, to a nearly laughably exaggerated one with just a slight nudge of the dials. Which is ironically how most of the other effects on the multi-effect pedal other than chorus and tremelo are. At any rate, this is an okay starter chorus pedal for a beginner for how cheap it is, but it's no good at all for serious playing. Especially metal music. Unless you want some seriously heavy kazoo riffage.

great beginner pedal. made of plastic, but works well for home use.

Product didn’t work and had to return. I had good luck with other behringer pedals. It lit up but the chorus effect could not be heard. Turned up all of the way but barely faint effect heard.