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Tone Quality
Customers have generally positive opinions about the tone quality of the BEHRINGER HEAVY METAL HM300 pedal. Many users praise its ability to produce the classic Swedish chainsaw tone, while others appreciate its versatility for various heavy music genres. Some mention that it rivals more expensive pedals in terms of sound quality and is a great option for beginners or those on a budget. However, a few users note that the pedal lacks nuance and that all knobs should be cranked for optimal results.
Value For Money
Customers generally find the BEHRINGER HEAVY METAL HM300 to be a good value for money option. While some are thrilled with its affordability, others acknowledge that it is not as high quality as more expensive alternatives but still worth considering due to its low price point.
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Quality
The heavy distortion pedal from behringer specially matches up with a ds-1 and just out does the ds-1 in every way but build quality.
After a year of having iti gotta say this pedal is my fave from my pedal boardreally gives out that great chainsaw swedish tone.
I found that to be a poor design choice given the fragility of the item.
The battery is underneath the pedal part, and you have to press in on both sides like some digitech pedals.
Price
For the price, it has an excellent sound.
Best bang for your money sounds as good as a boss
This thing is beastly for ~ 20 bucks!
It is worth the few dollars and figure out if you like it and want to spring the money for the real thing.
Shipping
In some cases they don't ship it out for days.
I received it by a huge surprise about 2 days after i ordered it, to my house in 2 days.
I’m most impressed with the shipping though.
Competitiveness
I have a demo comparing the hm300 to the hd300 on youtube and it’s clear that each pedal sounds good and has their own voicing.
Just awesome sounds that rival boss and ibanez pedals for a fraction of the price.
I thought there was a chance boss would do a waza, but they choose to do the metal zone (at least for now) so my money goes to behringer.
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- How are reviewers describing this item?
pedal, metal, boss, cheap and great. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 1,024 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 29 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You wont be disappointed with any of them
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
When ordering peddles off the internet you never know what your gonna get
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
So some times i buy the least expensive
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
But it definitely lacks in the build quality it is made of plastic and has a small squeak every time you press it
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This pedal runs distortion about half of what the super fuzz does which sounds better in my opinion
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Still working on dialing it in to the sound im looking for
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Honestly the main gripe i have is with behringer and its shipping practices on all the products i have purchased
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
They dont get right on the order when it is received
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