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Behringer UO300 Pedals Effect Octaver Electric Guitar and Electric Bass
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Behringer UO300 Pedals Effect Octaver Electric Guitar and Electric Bass

Behringer UO300 Ultra Octaver electric instrument pedal. Provides octave generation unit from polyphonic input resulting in 1 and 2 octaves below the original tone.

Behringer UO300 Ultra Octaver electric instrument pedal. Provides octave generation unit from polyphonic input resulting in 1 and 2 octaves below the original tone.

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Description

Description

Behringer UO300 Ultra Octaver electric instrument pedal. Provides octave generation unit from polyphonic input resulting in 1 and 2 octaves below the original tone.

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Specifications

Specifications

Type
Pedals
Usage
Electric Guitar, Electric Bass
Pedal Type
Effect
Type Effect
Octaver

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Aristotelis_ThD
    5
    Aristotelis_ThD

    Correct copy for its money, it doesn't make noise. Also, at first I didn't know what it does, I searched it with Google Gemini and it gave me settings to experiment with.
    The "Synth/Organ" Swell
    If you want to sound less like a guitar and more like a massive pipe organ or a Moog synth, you need both octaves.
    Direct: 25% (Mostly wet signal)
    Oct 1: 60%
    Oct 2: 40% (Adds that "shimmering" low-end depth)
    Range Switch: Mid
    Pro Tip: Pair this with a Reverb or Delay pedal for a haunting, ambient pad sound.
    The "Jack White / Hendrix" Fuzz-Lead
    This is for screaming solos. Octavers work best before your distortion or fuzz pedal.
    Direct: 60%
    Oct 1: 50%
    Oct 2: 0%
    Range Switch: High.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • Athanasios Ziakos
    1
    2 out of 12 members found this review helpful
    Athanasios Ziakos

    Wasted money really, it makes noise if you use it with a power supply, with the battery things are somewhat better but it distorts a lot, it doesn't have intensity and the final result doesn't have good tracking, no comparison to the OC2 especially on the violin, whenever it remembers it puts a tone and all this with a Barcus Berry pickup.

    It's better to save some money to buy the Boss OC3 or a used OC2 instead of this.

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  • 5
    4 out of 5 members found this review helpful
    DimitrisKing_king

    Amazing. Worthy clone of the Boss OC-2! There is no noise, it is flawless!

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  • 5
    Giota_Karatza

    Verified purchase

  • Aristotelis_ThD
    5
    Aristotelis_ThD

    Correct copy for its money, it doesn't make noise. Also, at first I didn't know what it does, I searched it with Google Gemini and it gave me settings to experiment with.
    The "Synth/Organ" Swell
    If you want to sound less like a guitar and more like a massive pipe organ or a Moog synth, you need both octaves.
    Direct: 25% (Mostly wet signal)
    Oct 1: 60%
    Oct 2: 40% (Adds that "shimmering" low-end depth)
    Range Switch: Mid
    Pro Tip: Pair this with a Reverb or Delay pedal for a haunting, ambient pad sound.
    The "Jack White / Hendrix" Fuzz-Lead
    This is for screaming solos. Octavers work best before your distortion or fuzz pedal.
    Direct: 60%
    Oct 1: 50%
    Oct 2: 0%
    Range Switch: High.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Athanasios Ziakos
    1
    Athanasios Ziakos

    Wasted money really, it makes noise if you use it with a power supply, with the battery things are somewhat better but it distorts a lot, it doesn't have intensity and the final result doesn't have good tracking, no comparison to the OC2 especially on the violin, whenever it remembers it puts a tone and all this with a Barcus Berry pickup.

    It's better to save some money to buy the Boss OC3 or a used OC2 instead of this.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • 5
    DimitrisKing_king

    Amazing. Worthy clone of the Boss OC-2! There is no noise, it is flawless!

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • 5
    Giota_Karatza

    0
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Description & Specifications

Behringer UO300 Ultra Octaver electric instrument pedal. Provides octave generation unit from polyphonic input resulting in 1 and 2 octaves below the original tone.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Pedals
Usage
Electric Guitar, Electric Bass
Pedal Type
Effect
Type Effect
Octaver

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

3.7
4
3.7
Review this product
  1. 3
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
Review this product

Reviews by our members

  • Aristotelis_ThD
    5
    Aristotelis_ThD

    Correct copy for its money, it doesn't make noise. Also, at first I didn't know what it does, I searched it with Google Gemini and it gave me settings to experiment with.
    The "Synth/Organ" Swell
    If you want to sound less like a guitar and more like a massive pipe organ or a Moog synth, you need both octaves.
    Direct: 25% (Mostly wet signal)
    Oct 1: 60%
    Oct 2: 40% (Adds that "shimmering" low-end depth)
    Range Switch: Mid
    Pro Tip: Pair this with a Reverb or Delay pedal for a haunting, ambient pad sound.
    The "Jack White / Hendrix" Fuzz-Lead
    This is for screaming solos. Octavers work best before your distortion or fuzz pedal.
    Direct: 60%
    Oct 1: 50%
    Oct 2: 0%
    Range Switch: High.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Athanasios Ziakos
    1
    2 out of 12 members found this review helpful
    Athanasios Ziakos

    Wasted money really, it makes noise if you use it with a power supply, with the battery things are somewhat better but it distorts a lot, it doesn't have intensity and the final result doesn't have good tracking, no comparison to the OC2 especially on the violin, whenever it remembers it puts a tone and all this with a Barcus Berry pickup.

    It's better to save some money to buy the Boss OC3 or a used OC2 instead of this.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    4 out of 5 members found this review helpful
    DimitrisKing_king

    Amazing. Worthy clone of the Boss OC-2! There is no noise, it is flawless!

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    Giota_Karatza

    Verified purchase

  • Aristotelis_ThD
    5
    Aristotelis_ThD

    Correct copy for its money, it doesn't make noise. Also, at first I didn't know what it does, I searched it with Google Gemini and it gave me settings to experiment with.
    The "Synth/Organ" Swell
    If you want to sound less like a guitar and more like a massive pipe organ or a Moog synth, you need both octaves.
    Direct: 25% (Mostly wet signal)
    Oct 1: 60%
    Oct 2: 40% (Adds that "shimmering" low-end depth)
    Range Switch: Mid
    Pro Tip: Pair this with a Reverb or Delay pedal for a haunting, ambient pad sound.
    The "Jack White / Hendrix" Fuzz-Lead
    This is for screaming solos. Octavers work best before your distortion or fuzz pedal.
    Direct: 60%
    Oct 1: 50%
    Oct 2: 0%
    Range Switch: High.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Athanasios Ziakos
    1
    Athanasios Ziakos

    Wasted money really, it makes noise if you use it with a power supply, with the battery things are somewhat better but it distorts a lot, it doesn't have intensity and the final result doesn't have good tracking, no comparison to the OC2 especially on the violin, whenever it remembers it puts a tone and all this with a Barcus Berry pickup.

    It's better to save some money to buy the Boss OC3 or a used OC2 instead of this.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • 5
    DimitrisKing_king

    Amazing. Worthy clone of the Boss OC-2! There is no noise, it is flawless!

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • 5
    Giota_Karatza

    0
  • See all