Here's a demo / playthrough / review of a cool, affordable little pedal: The Behringer TO800 Vintage Tube Overdrive.

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Demo in a Mix 1:00
Clean Channel 3:14
Distorted Channel 4:31
Thoughts/Review 6:10

Given the name and the green enclosure, you may have guessed that the TO800 Vintage Tube Overdrive is Behringer’s take on the legendary TS808. At only $19.99 shipped, it’s really not a bad pedal at all. It sounds very, very similar to a Tube Screamer, providing that warm overdrive sound and that signature mid-range boost.

Behringer have had to make a couple of concessions to bring down the cost; appearance being one of them. It features 3 knobs for Drive, Level, and Tone, as well as an on/off switch. The green plastic enclosure certainly isn’t as flashy as or robust as the pedals that inspired it, but it feels solid enough that it won’t fall apart mid-set unless you really put your foot through it. Bedroom warriors need not worry, but touring musicians might want to look at re-housing the TO800 in a metal enclosure for peace of mind. New Behringer pedals also come with a 3-year warranty, a sign of how much confidence Behringer has in the quality of its products.

I know we gear-obsessed guitarists forget this sometimes but when it comes to pedals, it’s how the pedal affects your tone that’s most important, not how sexy it makes your pedalboard look. Like a Transformer in disguise, there is more than meets the eye when it comes to the TO800.

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Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Settings:
Channel: Red
Volume: 3
Treble: 6
Mid: 8
Bass: 6
Gain: 5

Behringer TO800 Settings:
Volume: 4
Gain: 6
Tone: 7

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I mostly play metal \m/

Behringer TO800 Vintage Tube Overdrive - Rock/Metal Demo | Affordable Tube Screamer??

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