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Behringer
Behringer PB600 Pedal Board with Power Supply and Patch Cables
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Behringer PB600 Pedal Board with Power Supply and Patch Cables

A universal effects pedal floor board with a 9 V DC power supply and patch cables, the Behringer PB600 Pedal Board is great for any musician who wants to add or group effects pedals.

Ultra-compact and rugged, 6 effects pedals can be carried in a heavy-duty, yet lightweight, case designed to withstand heavy impact. The PB600 houses a generous 1.7 A power adapter for powering more than 12 devices and also includes 1x6 daisy-chain cabling.

Behringer PB600 Pedal Board Features
  • Ultra-compact and lightweight pedal board for transporting up to 6 effects pedals, including patch cables
  • Generous 1.7 A power adapter included for powering more than 12 devices*—includes 1 x 6 daisy-chain cabling
  • Ultra-rigid plastic design withstands even heavy impact
  • High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life
  • Conceived and designed by Behringer Germany
*Depends on the power consumption of the pedals.
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Behringer PB600 Pedal Board Specifications
  • Connectors: 1/4 inch TS, unbalanced
  • Power Supply:
    • 9 V, 1.7 A switching adaptor (included)
    • 120 V~, 60 Hz GPE182-090170-1 (HSB-UL)
  • Power Connector: 2 mm DC jack, center negative (with daisy-chain cable included)
  • Power Consumption: 2 mA
  • Dimensions (H x W x D): 13 x 26 1/8 x 4 1/2 inches (329 x 663.6 x 115 mm)
  • Weight: 8.4 pounds (3.8 kg) including PSU & daisy chain

 
 
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Eric Dennis-Guitarist for HAMMER OF FATE from Fairburn, GA, USA
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Subject:The best and lowest priced Pedalboard on the market
Quality: The construction is of great quality and should hold up quite well over the long haul.
Reliability: So far it has been flawlessly reliable
Overall: I'm extremely pleased with this Pedalboard. It's exactly what I needed at exactly the price I was willing to pay. it has feathers that usually only can be found in $200-$300 Pedalboards.
Playability and Feel: It feels extremely durable. Everything works flawlessly
Tone: Since it isn't an instrument or effect, it doesn't really affect the tone. It organizes my pedals and makes setup and take down easy and hassle free
Finish: It looks great!!
Action: Everything about it is perfect
Skill Level: Pro-Rock Star
Do you own this product?: YES I DO
Date submitted: 6/7/09
 
jeff e from Bells, Tn. USA
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Subject:works for me
Quality: the quality is good. foam insulation around pedals and in top of case to keep everything snug when moving around.
Reliability: its rugged plastic so if your not using it for a step stool or anything else it other than what it's designed for, i believe it should last me for awhile.
Overall: i dont really use alot of pedals, however the six i had make this PB just right for me. set up is easy, comes with all cabeling, and power supply. just set the pedals you want and run with it. makes it easy and convenient to use at the gig.
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Skill Level: Semi-Pro
Do you own this product?: yes
Date submitted: 5/16/09
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