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Behringer UM300 Ultra Metal Distortion Pedal

Name: Behringer UM300 Ultra Metal Distortion Pedal
Brand: Behringer
Rating: 4.5 (62 reviews)

Multi-gain Metal Distortion Effects Pedal with 3-band EQ Including Sweepable Mids

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If you're chasing extreme metal tone, then check out the Behringer Ultra Metal UM300 guitar distortion pedal. Not only does the UM300 deliver the extra-dense tube-style distortion you're after, it gives you plenty of tone shaping power to play with. Every hardcore guitarist here at Sweetwater knows that solid EQ is essential to getting the properly scooped metal distortion you're after. In addition to Distortion and Level controls, the Behringer Ultra Metal UM300 offers you both high and low EQ controls, plus a sweepable Mid control so you can properly contour your tone.

Tech Specs

Pedal Type: Distortion
Controls: Distortion, Level
EQ: High EQ, Low EQ, Sweepable Mid EQ
Inputs: 1 x 1/4"
Outputs: 1 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-ADV86-001

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This pedal is great for just jamming at the house! Awesome price and sound! A little noisy but that is to be expected for a distortion pedal. Highly recommend for anyone looking for that metal sound.

It has so many different options for sounds

I had a Metal Zone back when I was young. I wanted to sound like Page Hamilton from Helmet. The MT-2 did me absolutely no favors. As the 90s passed and I grew into my guitar sound, I eventually pawned my MT-2 for peanuts in pawnshop credit. It's a pedal with a checkered past and divisive reputation. Now of course we know it's a much more usable into an amp's fx loop return but it's still not a widely loved pedal. I picked up the Behringer UM300 to satisfy my Metal Zone nostalgia. I don't know if there's munch internal difference in the Behringer's guts but used alone, in front of an amp, it sounds just like I remember the Mt-2 sounding. Swarm of caffeinated angry hornets, until you learn how to finesse the built-in EQ. However when I ran it into the mxr 6-band EQ I was able to get some really fun low end sounds even at bedroom volumes, weird harmonics, sustains & usable feedback. With a stock pickup, cheap clearance special Ibanez and the clean channel of a dusty little Line 6 combo I was getting some rad chugga-chugga and messing around in drop-D. Great fun. At this price I have zero regrets. Protip from a graying Gen Xer, just use the tips of a patch cable to simultaneously depress the battery cover release buttons on Behringer pedals. Cover will pop right off. Some people don't read directions and these are like a Boss pedal's dirty little cousin, a different animal. Both Boss' original and this UM300 have been used to great and surprising effect in death metal, lo-fi black metal, grindcore and other high-gain earbleed music. If you're not a tone snob and have some patience, there's a very fun and misunderstood pedal in the Behringer UM300. I spent more on fastfood lunch today than I did on the UM300. That must count for something.

Received the Behringer UM300 works perfectly fine for being what is. Couldn't be happier with team at Sweetwater and a big thank you to Caleb for all the help.

I have had this pedal for almost 3 years and it is without a doubt the best low budget distortion pedal. This pedal can get really dirty and grungy and sounds great with songle coils, humbuckers, semi-hollowbodies,and any other configuration you can think of. The plastic housing is really durable for being plastic. Even if this broke you can buy 4 for the price of a top brand distortion pedal.