DIGITAL REVERB/DELAY DR400

Thank you for showing your confidence in us by purchasing the BEHRINGER DIGITAL REVERB/DELAY DR400. This Reverb/Delay effects pedal delivers 24-bit high-resolution stereo reverb and delay effects. Experience state-of-the-art sounds comparable to studio processors in one compact pedal.

1. CONTROLS

Top view

Select the effect mode via the MODE switch (see table below).

Depending on the selected mode, this knob adjusts the reverb time or the delay time.

In REVERB mode, this knob adjusts the reverbs’ tonal character. In DELAY and DLY+REV mode, this knob adjusts the amount of feedback (number of repetitions).

 

 

 

 

 

Effect description

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DELAYDLY+REV

1

Short delay (32 - 128 ms)

Delay time

Feedback

 

timedelayTap

 

2

Medium delay (128 - 500 ms)

Delay time

Feedback

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3

Long delay (500 - 2000 ms)

Delay time

Feedback

 

 

 

 

 

4

Delay+small room (32 - 2000 ms)

Delay time

Feedback

 

 

 

 

 

5

Delay+big room (32 - 2000 ms)

Delay time

Feedback

 

 

 

 

 

6

Delay+concert hall (32 - 2000 ms)

Delay time

Feedback

 

 

 

 

 

7

Delay+reverb plate (32 - 2000 ms)

Delay time

Feedback

 

 

 

 

REVERB

8

Simulates the reverb of a small room

Reverb time

Tone

 

 

 

 

9

Simulates the reverb of a big room

Reverb time

Tone

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10

Simulates the reverb of a concert hall

Reverb time

Tone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

11

Simulates the sound of a reverb plate

Reverb time

Tone

 

 

 

The BALANCE control determines the balance between the direct (dry instrument) signal and the effect sound.

Use the ¼" TS IN connector to plug in the instrument cable.

The two ¼" TS connectors OUT A and OUT B send the signal to your amp or other effects devices. Use both connectors if you want to achieve a full stereo effect. For mono use, just plug in OUT A.

The ON/BATT LED illuminates when the effect is activated. It also serves as a battery level indicator.

Use the foot switch to activate/deactivate the effect. When pressing the foot switch 2 seconds or longer, you can tap in the delay time (ON/BATT LED flashes).

Use the DC IN connection at the front of the unit to plug in a 9 V power supply (not included).

The BATTERY COMPARTMENT is located underneath the pedal cover. To install or replace the 9 V battery (not included), press the hinges with a ballpoint pen and remove the pedal cover. Be careful not to scratch the unit.

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Behringer manual Digital REVERB/DELAY DR400, Controls, Top view, Effect description
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DR400 specifications

The Behringer DR400 is a versatile digital reverb pedal that has become a popular choice among musicians and sound engineers looking to enhance their audio performances. With its array of features, intuitive design, and affordable price point, the DR400 provides a comprehensive solution for anyone seeking to incorporate rich, immersive reverb effects into their sound.

One of the main features of the DR400 is its six different reverb modes, which include Room, Hall, Plate, Spring, Reverse, and Modulate. Each mode is designed to emulate distinct acoustic environments, allowing musicians to choose the reverb type that best fits their musical style or specific track requirements. The Room setting offers a subtle ambiance, perfect for enhancing vocals or acoustic instruments, while the Hall mode delivers a lush, large-space effect ideal for orchestral arrangements. The Plate reverb introduces a smooth, warm character, great for adding depth to electric guitars, whereas Spring recreates the classic sound of vintage reverb tanks.

The DR400 boasts a user-friendly interface with easy-to-navigate controls. Musicians can adjust the reverb time, tone, and mix levels to create a custom sound tailored to their needs. The Wet/Dry mix knob allows users to balance the dry signal with the reverb effect, ensuring their original sound remains prominent while benefiting from added space and depth. Additionally, the pedal features a true bypass switch, which preserves the integrity of the guitar’s signal when the effect is not engaged, eliminating any unwanted tone coloration.

Another highlight of the DR400 is its robust build quality. Designed to withstand the rigors of live performances and extensive use, the pedal is housed in a durable metal chassis, ensuring longevity and reliability. This feature is particularly important for touring musicians who require dependable equipment on stage.

In terms of connectivity, the DR400 is equipped with standard input and output jacks, making it compatible with a wide range of instruments and effects setups. Whether used in guitar rigs, studio environments, or as part of a larger audio processing chain, the DR400 provides flexibility and ease of integration into diverse musical contexts.

Overall, the Behringer DR400 is an excellent choice for musicians seeking quality reverb effects without breaking the bank. Its array of features, user-friendly design, and robust construction make it a reliable addition to any pedalboard, allowing artists to explore new dimensions in their sound.
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