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Behringer B-TRON III 0709-ALB86-001 Pedals Effect Filter Electric Guitar, Electric Bass and Keyboards & Synths
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Behringer B-TRON III 0709-ALB86-001 Pedals Effect Filter Electric Guitar, Electric Bass and Keyboards & Synths

The Behringer B-TRON III Envelope Filter is a vintage auto-wah filter pedal that shaped the sound of funk music during the 1970s. This pedal, with a fully analog optical circuit, is designed to...

The Behringer B-TRON III Envelope Filter is a vintage auto-wah filter pedal that shaped the sound of funk music during the 1970s. This pedal, with a fully analog optical circuit, is designed to deliver natural sensitivity, making it ideal for guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists.

  • Analog Optical Circuit: Ensures a natural and sensitive sound, capturing the...
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Description

The Behringer B-TRON III Envelope Filter is a vintage auto-wah filter pedal that shaped the sound of funk music during the 1970s. This pedal, with a fully analog optical circuit, is designed to deliver natural sensitivity, making it ideal for guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists.

  • Analog Optical Circuit: Ensures a natural and sensitive sound, capturing the nuances of your playing style.
  • Filter Types: Three selectable filter types (low-pass, band-pass, high-pass) allow for a variety of tones.
  • Range Switch: Toggle between low and high sensitivity settings, ideal for customizing your sound.
  • Drive Switch: Choose between Up (traditional Wah) and Down (cocked Wow) for experimentation.

This pedal offers a unique sound and also features a rugged construction for reliability during touring.

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Type
Pedals
Usage
Electric Guitar, Electric Bass, Keyboards & Synths
Pedal Type
Effect
Type Effect
Filter

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Aristotelis_ThD
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    It's perfect, it has many options, you just need time to learn how to dial it in. It's not a distortion pedal that you just leave where you like the sound. You need to play with some intensity and strength for the envelope filter to open. The gain is essentially the sensitivity of the gate. Many options, but depending on whether you use a bass or a guitar, the modes change. +1 for the 70's closed-circuit and pedal architecture (since it's a clone of the Mu tron-III).

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  • Aristotelis_ThD
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    Aristotelis_ThD

    It's perfect, it has many options, you just need time to learn how to dial it in. It's not a distortion pedal that you just leave where you like the sound. You need to play with some intensity and strength for the envelope filter to open. The gain is essentially the sensitivity of the gate. Many options, but depending on whether you use a bass or a guitar, the modes change. +1 for the 70's closed-circuit and pedal architecture (since it's a clone of the Mu tron-III).

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Description & Specifications

The Behringer B-TRON III Envelope Filter is a vintage auto-wah filter pedal that shaped the sound of funk music during the 1970s. This pedal, with a fully analog optical circuit, is designed to deliver natural sensitivity, making it ideal for guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists.

  • Analog Optical Circuit: Ensures a natural and sensitive sound, capturing the nuances of your playing style.
  • Filter Types: Three selectable filter types (low-pass, band-pass, high-pass) allow for a variety of tones.
  • Range Switch: Toggle between low and high sensitivity settings, ideal for customizing your sound.
  • Drive Switch: Choose between Up (traditional Wah) and Down (cocked Wow) for experimentation.

This pedal offers a unique sound and also features a rugged construction for reliability during touring.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Pedals
Usage
Electric Guitar, Electric Bass, Keyboards & Synths
Pedal Type
Effect
Type Effect
Filter

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

5.0
1
5.0
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  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Aristotelis_ThD
    5
    Aristotelis_ThD

    Verified purchase

    It's perfect, it has many options, you just need time to learn how to dial it in. It's not a distortion pedal that you just leave where you like the sound. You need to play with some intensity and strength for the envelope filter to open. The gain is essentially the sensitivity of the gate. Many options, but depending on whether you use a bass or a guitar, the modes change. +1 for the 70's closed-circuit and pedal architecture (since it's a clone of the Mu tron-III).

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Aristotelis_ThD
    5
    Aristotelis_ThD

    It's perfect, it has many options, you just need time to learn how to dial it in. It's not a distortion pedal that you just leave where you like the sound. You need to play with some intensity and strength for the envelope filter to open. The gain is essentially the sensitivity of the gate. Many options, but depending on whether you use a bass or a guitar, the modes change. +1 for the 70's closed-circuit and pedal architecture (since it's a clone of the Mu tron-III).

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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