Behringer UC200 Ultra Chorus Pedal

Name: Behringer UC200 Ultra Chorus Pedal
Brand: Behringer
Rating: 4 (54 reviews)

Stereo Chorus Guitar Pedal with Level, Tone, Rate and Depth Controls

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Value-packed Chorus Pedal

Sweetwater guitarists know you've got to have a chorus pedal in your effects chain. The Behringer Ultra Chorus UC200 is an affordable option that gives you super-thick chorused tone with a rich stereo effect. You shape your sound with dedicated Level, Tone, Rate and Depth controls. A blue status LED serves as an indicator for effect on/off and battery check, while the rugged electronic on/off switch preserves your signal integrity. The UC200 runs on a 9 V battery or a DC power supply (not included).

Tech Specs

Pedal Type: Chorus
Inputs: 1 x 1/4"
Outputs: 2 x 1/4"
Power Source: 9V DC power supply (sold separately)
Batteries: 1 x 9V
Height: 2.125"
Width: 2.75"
Depth: 4.8"
Weight: 0.73 lbs.
Manufacturer Part Number: 0709-ADQ86-001

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I am amazed at the price of Behringer pedals given their high quality. I picked up this Ultra Chorus based on some videos. I've never had one but at this price you feel pretty good about experimenting! Now, it sits alongside my Cali76 compressor as my second 'always-on' pedal! Amazing! Between the Cali76 making everything bold and ring out, and a light touch on the chorus settings making it all shimmer, I sound better than I have a right to! Will not play without this pedal ever again. Try it!

I am a sucker for chorus effect on guitar. This is likely due me growing up in the 80's when chorus was king. Anyways... I primarily play with direct in tools now (POD GO and Iridium) but wanted to put together a simple little board around a couple of my keeper pedals into a 1 watt Wangs VT-1H, for jamming at the house. I purposely left room for chorus and after having good experiences with several Behringer pedals, I gave the UC200 a chance. I am glad I did! The pedal sounds great! In fact, most guitarists hearing it would believe it was a $100+ pedal. Clean - no noise. Not quite lush enough (-1/2 star) however, it is more than capable of providing usable, smooth and subtle chorus effect. Yes, the plastic casing feels cheap but as long as you don't run over it with your car it will be fine I'm sure

I like the smooth sound especially for the price

I did this sniznit.

Seriously, I hope Behringer keeps these pedals low-priced for a long time. They're showing the competition that a few resistors, transistors, a few knobs and a button shouldn't cost an arm and a leg.

And how does it perform? Beautifully. I also own the Space-C Chorus by Behringer, and while this pedal is not as buttery smooth as that one, for the price, it's pretty freakin' amazing. You have a wide range of rate and depth here so you can set a low depth with a fast rate for a nice rotary-type effect or do the opposite and get a lush, swirling chorus. This one's a no-brainer kids.

I tried to post a video so you could hear it, but Sweetwater only allows YouTube links. I guess they don't like selling stuff.

I think one guy reviewing said he'd just leave it on all the time. I can't agree with that literally, but I sure do understand it. Pretty chords and all I'm using is a Behringer Compressor in front. That's directly into my self made Fender Deluxe amp. (Just saying I know what MY tone is.) The range is almost a moot point, because as a delicacy this thing really delivers-and that's what I like best about a chorus. Four knobs make operation sensitive to taste, as well as offering a decent range in each category. I'm getting no noise and nothing like hiss unless I max the tone knob. I also ran it post my overdrive and my distortion (built courtesy of Wattkins forums) and yeppers! Again it's just this very nice machine that delivers sweet effects that not only don't interfere with those hot tones, they help Definition remains. Even the edge of your pick can pop harmonics all over the board. Esp. with distortion--you lean towards going nuts. It's not just prettification, it's technique responsive and well... ha! really a great deal.