Behringer UT300

This little pedal provides a really nice trem effect, I really can't fault the sound for the price. As with all Behringer pedals, it's plastic and I wouldn't take a run and jump at it but it's not flimsy and for home use, it's great.

Impressive out of the box...great effect for blues..price on point..quality of build...let's see...I won't be stomping it with my work boots, and if I did it will still last a long time...I think it might be bullet proof...as far as the inside mechanisms I don't know, I'm not qualified in that regard but so far I dig it...so will you...by the way I can't tell the difference between this and the B... I was borrowing...do the math...cheers

It's a dead on copy of the Boss counterpart. The sound quality is great and the case is sturdy for being made of plastic.

It's a copy of the Boss tremolo: Sounds identical, it is immediate to use and probably has everything you want in a tremolo: smooth transistion from triangular (i.e.: classic) to square (i.e.: on-off) tremolo, responsive depth and a good range of frequencies getting into infra-sonic territory.
The only setback could be the build quality but it's the only thing that differentiates this pedal from the Boss from which it derives, and arguably this will be less resistant to gig abuse, but you could buy 3 of these for the cost of a used boss tremolo, so...

A very good tremolo box, similar to Boss with a lower price point.If you want a good pedal for your first tremolo, this is the one....

I have bought this pedal many times because of the price. It cost almost nothing and it works. The thing is that ut100 had choppier sound when cranked and ut300 doesnt have. Thats why i didnt give perfect score.

simple, effective and sturdy.

Bought this pedal as a cheap way to try and build a pedal board to get the kind of sounds i'm am going for without purchasing expensive boutique pedals and then realizing that its not the sound I want or need. To be honest the pedals sound great for the money and are pretty easy to use. Plastic casing may be an issue but once attached to a pedal board board i can't see an issue. Worth the money and may just keep on the board instead of a more expensive version as I am happy with the sound.

This tremolo pedal works really well. The sound is good, and if you look at the price, I'd say it sounds amazing. Quite close to the well known Boss TR-2. Some might miss a volume knob, I don't really. The housing is sturdy enough, even though it is made out of plastic. I don't think I'd ever break it. Of course, it's not exactly the same as a 200 euro pedal, so that's why I rate the sound 4 stars.

Amazing to think that there’s a blend knob for wave pattern on a pedal at this price point. I wasn’t sure I needed a trem pedal so thought I’d give it a try and now it’s a regular on my board. Only 3 stars for quality because of the plastic housing, but I have no reason to suspect that it won’t last many years.