____SHOOT OUT____ BEHRINGER vs. BOSS vs. OUR CREDIT CARD

BEHRINGER vs.  BOSS 

It is only a couple of weeks before NAMM. 

No one brings out a new pedal when they want to make a big a big splash at NAMM 

with it. Yes, some companies will 'leak' a new product pretending they have no idea why a reviewer showed us the pedal early but so far the floor of our boat is dry.

I found this video and it is one we all want to see, so check'em out.

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In 9 years of reviewing pedals the only proof that Behringer pedals die or fall to pieces etc. has been 3 incidences of players breaking 

the plastic plunger under that triggers an electric on off switch. Not the switch itself, that still works. Add that very, very few guys go on the 

road without having a board that itself protects the pedals and even more so a switcher. I do not use my foot on a single pedal because of 

the switcher. If nothing else it creates needless wear and tear so if I want to sell it I do not get the best price. I have never had a problem 

with my Behringer Super Fuzz but I have had a Boss noise gate die that the repair would cost more than the pedal is worth. Go figure??? 

My Boss pedal had a broken switch, LOL.