Add studio-grade reverb to any amp.
The Behringer DR600 brings true stereo reverb to your pedalboard, letting you sculpt immersive soundscapes with ease. This compact pedal packs six iconic reverb types, including spring, plate, hall, room, gate and modulate. Dial in your perfect tone with the intuitive Mode, Level, Tone and Time controls. The DR600 delivers 24-bit audio quality powered by a 9V battery or optional power supply. Weighing less than a pound, it's a highly portable pedal ready for gigs and studio sessions alike.
Fill Your Sound With True Stereo Reverb
Unlike many single-output reverb pedals, the DR600 features dual outputs so you can run it in true stereo. This creates an immersive, three-dimensional reverb effect that surrounds your guitar tone. The stereo design gives each note added depth and space, making your playing come alive. Whether you want a subtle touch of ambience or cavernous halls of echo, the DR600 delivers stellar stereo reverb to make your guitar tone resonate.
Six Versatile Reverb Types For Any Occasion
The DR600 comes loaded with six of the most popular reverb types to suit any musical need. Spring emulates vintage amp-style reverbs, adding shimmer and bounce to your tone. Plate reverb is a studio classic known for lush, full-bodied tails. Hall and Room effects range from small reflective spaces to expansive concert venues. Gate cuts the reverb tail for rhythmic chopping effects. Modulate combines reverb with an LFO for animated, ever-changing textures. With the turn of a knob, you've got an arsenal of top-notch reverbs at your feet.
Shape Your Sound With Intuitive Controls
Dialing in your perfect reverb tone is easy with the DR600's hands-on interface. The Mode knob selects your reverb type, while Level adjusts the mix between dry and processed signal. Tone shapes the EQ, letting you cut or boost frequencies. The Time knob lengthens or shortens the reverb tail. An LED indicator lets you know when the effect is active. The DR600 gives you fast, intuitive control over every aspect of your reverb sound.