DR100 Review

Here’s another digital reverb effects pedal comparable to state-of-the-art studio processors. A 24-bit/40 kHz, ultra high-resolution collection of stereo reverbs includes Spring, Plate, Hall, Room, Gate and Modulate—all in stereo—while dedicated Level, Tone and Time controls are provided for effortless sound shaping.

Ease of Use:	10
Sound:	10
Reliability:	9.5
Impression:	10
Overall rating:	9.9
Users rating:	8.3
Comments:	2

overall: 10

Featured review by: hhr, on july 27, 2007

Purchased from: eBay

Ease of Use: This is probably my favorite Behringer pedal that I own. There are four control knobs on the pedal: level, tone, time, and mode. The level knob adjusts the output level. The tone knob shapes the overall sound. The time knob controls the reverb time intervals. The mode knob lets you choose between the different reverb modes: spring, hall, gate, room, and modulate. All of these features are explained in the included manual. // 10

Sound: I play my strat and les paul through this pedal, and a few others, through a Crate practice amp. It is very easy to get a good sound out of this pedal too, and with all the tone options you can dial in most reverb sounds. This pedal has a very good reverb sound, especially on the spring and plate modes. To be quite honest, this pedal has better reverb than some of the amps I've played on. // 10

Reliability & Durability: Like all of the other Behringer pedals I own, I haven't had any problems with this one. It's made of plastic but the construction of this pedal is very sturdy. I bought this pedal because of it's low price, and I wasn't expecting much in the quality department from it. But it is a very nice addition and the money was well spent. // 10

Impression: I play rock and metal music, and have been for a couple years. I've played bass for about 8 years as well. If it were lost or stolen, I would probably buy another one. For the price, you cannot go wrong with these pedals. I'm a guitarist on a budget, so this pedal is perfect for me. // 10

overall: 9.8

Reviewed by: eyebanez333, on december 12, 2008

Price paid: $ 25

Purchased from: zZsounds

Ease of Use: The DR100 from Behringer is a 24 Bit/40 kHz digital reverb pedal. It came with a detailed manual explaining each of the modes featured on the unit. It is really easy to get a good sound out of it; decide what mode of reverb you want, adjust the tone, adjust the time, adjust the level. It features two inputs and two outputs. // 10

Sound: I use this pedal with a few Ibanez models and my Peavey Windsor and it's not noisy in the least. The reverb effects are all distinct and customizable. This pedal really adds to your clean sound, especially if the amp you're playing on doesn't have built-in reverb. The sound is very digital (hence the name) so you will be able to tell the difference between this and an amp with a spring reverb built in. However, this pedal comes close to replicating those sounds. // 10

Reliability & Durability: I have used this pedal many times Live without a backup and have had no problems with it what'soever. I used it more when my amp didn't have built-in reverb... but now that I have an amp that does I rarely use this pedal. I would say this pedal is durable. Like all Behringer pedals it is made from plastic. But under normal use I would say that it is durable and should last for years like mine has. // 9

Impression: I play rock and metal music and own a few Ibanez guitars, Peavey Windsor, and Crate V18. This pedal really improved my clean sounds on past amps. If it were lost or stolen today, I probably wouldn't replace it because my V18 has excellent built-in reverb... in the past I would have definitely replaced it. Especially for the price, you can't really go wrong. // 10

Comments

[Anson93]

I wonder if it's as good as the boss Digital Reverb

[jtbull]

i was wondering the same thing as a boss. Boss is a bit too expensive