Behringer Echo Machine EM600

Submitted by ragz from Fort Collins, CO (52 points) on Mar 20, 2011
This pedal can occupy all your attention by itself. Adding it into a chain sweetens the deal. setting the feedback to almost max I use it strictly with my springs and other piezo mic'd stuff to build on top of in successive layers. The trails add some nice watery feeling, even to the digital setting.
Good Points: The amount of variables makes tweeking endless and fresh.
Bad Points: Will eat a battery in an hour.
Price Paid: US$50.00
Purchased At: Ebay
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Submitted by Rich from Norwich (26 points) on Apr 4, 2010
Really tweakable delay pedal with plenty of options. In tape mode, twisting the time knob adds little skriggly tape-reverse noises which is quite a nice way of adding new sounds into a floop or whatever. Utterly bargainous for the price.
Good Points: loads of options, actual stereo (none of the "goes mono if pedal switched off" mentioned in some of the other Behringer products) occasional glitches of the right sort when switching between delay types.
Bad Points: Behringer!
Price Paid: US$60.00
Purchased At: amazon
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