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Behringer XD300 Distortion-X Thrash Metal Distortion Pedal
Step back into the land of flannel and ripped shirts, a must have distortion.
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The XD300 stomp box is definitely a must-have weapon for all guitarists who want to rock the world with thrash metal, grunge and hard rock sounds.
The XD300 provides cutting-edge yet original distortion that makes your guitar sing as well as grind. It features dedicated Distortion, Punch, Contour and Level controls for awesome sound shaping. A cool blue status LED for effect on/off and battery check plus a first-class electronic on/off switch for highest signal integrity in bypass mode are included. The XD300 runs on a 9 V battery or a DC power supply (not included).
Grab this guitar weapon today and thrash the world!
The XD300 provides cutting-edge yet original distortion that makes your guitar sing as well as grind. It features dedicated Distortion, Punch, Contour and Level controls for awesome sound shaping. A cool blue status LED for effect on/off and battery check plus a first-class electronic on/off switch for highest signal integrity in bypass mode are included. The XD300 runs on a 9 V battery or a DC power supply (not included).
Grab this guitar weapon today and thrash the world!
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Behringer XD300 Distortion-X Thrash Metal Distortion Pedal Reviews
8 out of 10
Behringer XD300 Pedal Customer Review
Sound:
I think this pedal is awesome. I usually don't play thrash metal, so i just turn down the distortion and the punch, and it's great for a good 70's hard rock sound.
Overall:
I won't replace this pedal with anything else, unless it breaks. It's the best hard rock sound pedal I've ever played.
I think this pedal is awesome. I usually don't play thrash metal, so i just turn down the distortion and the punch, and it's great for a good 70's hard rock sound.
Overall:
I won't replace this pedal with anything else, unless it breaks. It's the best hard rock sound pedal I've ever played.
Submitted: 01/25/2009
Style of Music: Hard Rock, 70's Rock, Metal etc.
2 out of 10
"Kiddie noise maker, yes. Thrash sound, no."
Quality:
Poor. Noisy, squealy, hissy. Feels cheap and light. Behringer call it a "Stomp box". One real stomp and you will kill it.
Value:
Fair enough it's cheap.
Desirability:
LMAO!
Sound:
It whistles when you mute the strings. Hisses when you don't. Introduces ugly high harmonics out of nowhere on some notes. It sounds... terrible basically. One to avoid unless you are a teenager with his first guitar and wants to make a lot of noise. I have been playing and listening to thrash metal for 17 years and this is NOT a thrash sound. If you want the crisp crunchy sound you can't get it to sustain. If you want the sustain it sounds dead and weak. The main problem is the dynamic filter they put on it "Countour and Punch" actually sounds like a very badly done auto-wah. A good thrasher will tell you right away that auto-wah (dynamic filters) are great on lead work, but sound terrible on rhythm work.
Poor. Noisy, squealy, hissy. Feels cheap and light. Behringer call it a "Stomp box". One real stomp and you will kill it.
Value:
Fair enough it's cheap.
Desirability:
LMAO!
Sound:
It whistles when you mute the strings. Hisses when you don't. Introduces ugly high harmonics out of nowhere on some notes. It sounds... terrible basically. One to avoid unless you are a teenager with his first guitar and wants to make a lot of noise. I have been playing and listening to thrash metal for 17 years and this is NOT a thrash sound. If you want the crisp crunchy sound you can't get it to sustain. If you want the sustain it sounds dead and weak. The main problem is the dynamic filter they put on it "Countour and Punch" actually sounds like a very badly done auto-wah. A good thrasher will tell you right away that auto-wah (dynamic filters) are great on lead work, but sound terrible on rhythm work.
Submitted: 02/05/2008
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