Behringer UO300
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Behringer
UO300
Product Info
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The Behringer UO300 is a shockingly decent ultra-octaver for the money. It’s best suited for players wanting a quick, dirty, and affordable way to add some low-end rumble to their guitar or bass, especially in genres like metal or industrial where a little extra grit is welcome.
Product Description
- Behringer UO300
- Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar
- Ultra octaver
- Range: High / Mid / Lo switchable
- Regulator: Direct
- Oct1
- Oct2
- Red status LED
- Runs on 9 V battery or power supply (for example
- Art. #409939# -. not included)
PROS
- • Surprisingly deep and musical sub-octave tones for the price.
- • Simple, direct controls offer immediate, usable octave effects.
- • Compact size makes it pedalboard-friendly for budget-conscious players.
- • Solid, if basic, construction for a pedal in this price range.
CONS
- • Plastic housing feels noticeably cheap and less durable than metal alternatives.
- • Limited control over tone – EQ shaping is non-existent.
- • True bypass implementation is questionable; slight hum present even bypassed.
Product Video
Key Features
Effect Type
Octave
Controls
High/Mid/Lo switch, Direct/Oct1/Oct2 selector
Bypass Type
Likely buffered bypass (slight hum noted)
Power Supply
9V battery or external power supply (not included)
Connections
1/4 in mono in/out
Dimensions
4.5 in x 2.75 in x 2.5 in
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's relatively clean, but the low frequencies can introduce a subtle fuzziness, especially at higher octave settings. It's not a pristine, studio-quality octave effect.
It works with both, but humbuckers will generally yield a fuller, more powerful octave sound. Single coils might sound a bit thin at the lower octave settings.
It's functional, but the plastic enclosure feels fragile. It’ll likely survive a few gigs with careful handling, but don't expect it to withstand heavy abuse.
