Behringer's compact range of effects pedals were already cheap, but now their budget stompboxes are a crazy $19 bargain over at Sweetwater following the announcement of Behringer parent company Music Tribe's 'super partnership' with the US retailer.
Budget Behringer pedals: From just $19 at Sweetwater
Is this the effects bargain of 2021 already? Save now as the whole of Behringer's pedal range is available from just $19! The range includes everything from delay and chorus, to drive and fuzz.
There's a huge range of reduced pedals to choose from, including the Vintage Delay with Bucket Brigade, Vintage Tube Overdrive pedal and Ultra Chorus. A host of other Behringer pedals are down to a budget-friendly $29, too.
With Amazon launching their own line of AmazonBasic pedals towards the end of 2020, could 2021 see the dawning of a new budget guitar pedal revolution? If it means we're able to add more quality options to our pedalboards for less then we're all ears.
If you're in Europe you can also grab a pedal from Thomann with Behringer pedals starting from just £17.50/€23.
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