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The Behringer FX600 is a versatile digital stereo multi-effects pedal designed for musicians seeking to enhance their sound with a variety of effects. It offers six distinct effects: flanger, chorus, phaser, delay, tremolo, and pitch shifter, all processed with 24-bit high-performance quality. While it provides individual control for delay time and flanger rate, users must be aware of its specific Japanese voltage (90-110V) and plug type (A or B) requirements, as using it with incompatible power sources can lead to malfunctions and void the warranty.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FX600 |
| Brand | Behringer |
The FX600 offers six digital stereo effects: flanger, chorus, phaser, delay, tremolo, and pitch shifter.
This pedal is designed for Japanese voltage specifications of 90-110V. It is crucial to use it with the correct voltage to avoid damage.
No, a simple plug adapter only changes the physical shape of the plug and does not convert voltage. You must use a voltage transformer specifically designed to convert your local voltage (e.g., 120V or 220-240V) down to the 90-110V range required by the pedal.
Yes, when the power is OFF, the Behringer FX600 functions in bypass mode, allowing your original signal to pass through unaffected.
The delay time can be adjusted individually using the dedicated 'Delay Time' control knob on the pedal.
The FX600 features 24-bit high-performance multi-effects processing.
The pedal measures 70 mm in width, 123 mm in depth, and 54 mm in height.
Check that all audio cables are securely connected to the input and output jacks. Ensure the effect level is not set to minimum and the unit is not in bypass mode. Verify that the power supply is connected and the LED indicator is lit. If using battery power, check and replace the battery if necessary.
Ensure the input signal level is appropriate for the pedal. Check that the effect level and mode controls are set correctly. If using battery power, a low battery can cause poor sound quality; replace the battery. Ensure the power supply is providing the correct voltage.
Verify the power adapter is correctly plugged into the pedal and a working power outlet. Check the power LED indicator. If using a battery, ensure it is inserted correctly and has sufficient charge. Confirm you are using the correct power supply for the pedal's voltage requirements.
Press the footswitch firmly to toggle between effect and bypass modes. Check the power status and ensure the unit is receiving power. If the effect is still not engaging, there may be an internal issue.
Setup: Connect your instrument or audio source to the input jack and your amplifier or sound system to the output jack. Connect the power supply. Ensure the power supply matches the voltage and plug type specified for your region. If you are in a region with a different voltage (e.g., 120V or 220-240V), you *must* use a voltage transformer. Standard plug adapters only change the physical plug shape and do not convert voltage, which can damage the unit.
Compatibility: This pedal is designed for instruments and audio equipment with standard line-level outputs. Please verify your regional voltage and plug type. It is compatible with standard 1/4-inch (6.35mm) audio cables.
Care: Keep the pedal clean by wiping it with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents. Protect the unit from excessive moisture and extreme temperatures. When not in use, disconnect the power supply and store it in a safe place. If using battery power, remove the battery when storing the unit for extended periods to prevent corrosion.
