how I rehoused my behringer pedal
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- this is how i rehouse my behringer pedal after trying to do it all of them i have comme up with a way that i think is the easiest way to do it and that is what i show you in this video hops it helps
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HALLO!! if you are watching this and feel like you didn't understand something I have make a new video that is alot better so maybe look at it first and see if you get what you need from it I hope it helps Stay awsome and cool y'all! 😘 • how I rehoused my behr...
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HALLO!! if you are watching this and feel like you didn't understand something I have make a new video that is alot better so maybe look at it first and see if you get what you need from it I hope it helps Stay awsome and cool y'all! 😘 ruclips.net/video/RrGVXLBPZOU/видео.html&ab_channel=zurowetz
wooah that trick with the jacks and the extension cable is fucking genius!
Thanks 😊
this is honestly a pretty genius way of rehousing it. It requires no desoldering. A question about the switch. Can it be a traditional spst switch or does it have to be a "normally open" switch? I ask because I have a behringer FX600 and the switch is a "normally open" switch.
Thank you unless you can do more with the switch than turning it on and off I don't think it matters I have another switch first and then I changed it and then I changed it again because I wanted the switch for another thing I also have a video on the super fuzz sf300 and if I remember correctly I use a dpdt on that but I don't remember anyway hope this helps 👍😃👍
Main reason I'm interesting in rehousing pedals is I like pedals that sadly are not easily found or justify the money they cost plus I want them to have a proper aluminum enclosure that is durable and capable of handling hits and scratches plus reducing RF interference. For example there's the boss fz-2. This one's no longer being made and the price on second hand market is ridiculous. It makes sense for me to buy the SF300 and rehouse it for long durability
Awsome then you should totaly do it 👍😁 I just bought sf 300 and an working on a new video making it even easyer to rehouse behringer pedals 🤓
@@zurowetz Nice! Looking forward to it
@@zurowetz You showed us how to actually do this in a way that makes total sense. I've asked my tech to rehouse a behringer pedal in the past and He very much did not want to mess with such a complicated board. Neither him nor myself thought to just keep the pots, keep the jacks, and solder in the switch. I believe behringer work well enough as plastic pedals, But now I can rehouse a few and give them out as gifts without me looking like a jackass for handing out behringer pedals. Thank you, sir.
@@IAmJKey sounds like a Nice gift thank you for the comment have a look at my other behringer rehouse the sf 300 maybe you'll like it too😁👍
So awesome how you turned that fork into that octopus. Really cool man great job.
thank you ❤ yeah as i kid i use to make jewellery out of old silver spoons and i had one laying around so i thought it be cool to put it on
im a bit confused with what you did with the jacks (input output) where do you get those connection wires?
yeah looking back on it now i could have done a better job of explaining it. its just a patch cable cut in half and then I have stripped the ends back and solderd them to the new jacks. the resan why they look so wired in the video is because i didn't have a thin one to use (something like a Harley Benton FPC-10 Flat Patch Cable) so i used what i had laying around and cut the plastic to fit and used hot glue to cover it i hope this helped if you have more questions let me know 👍
Great Boutique pedal, worth $300 at least!
haha i'll let you know if i decide to sell it ;)
Having the jacks plugged in constantly, won't this drain the battery?
Yes but I have removed the plug for the battery
It actually does sound better
I know right? 😁
After watching this video, I was left with the thought, "Is life worth it?" ------
I hope you found that the answer is yes it is and hopefully this video will help ruclips.net/video/jFRJKCLiNk4/видео.html&ab_channel=zurowetz
thanks for the tips!!!
Happy to help🤗
What size enclosure did you use ?
Box Type BB 11,5 cm x 9,5 cm but if you have thinner jacks you can use a smaller box
Respectfully I disagree. I think its fun to rehouse the Behringer SF300. The circuit is as far as surface mount goes well engineered. The sheer volume of what that company can produce with their own city in China & 10 000 employees & global distribution means almost nobody can compete with them on price vs performance. Its still the most sold pedal in the sweetwater inventory.
That said they are hit & miss. Some are utter CRAP. But the SF300 isn't one of them. Its one of their best. Also Behringer manufacture quite a number of the "quality" components found in the
" boutique" pedals. Simply because if they didn't make em. Nobody else would have the industrial muscle to supply the entire world. In closing. I think people have a negative bias because the plastic housing has the charisma of a steaming Yak turd. What better way of personalising a generic clone of a clone. Than housing it in an enclosure YOU designed?
Yes I know what you mean I have a sf300 now and its good 👍 i have sense i make this video done 2 more on the behringer rehousing 😁 if you are having fun keep it up and don't let some guy on the internet tell you other wise even if its me😉
@@zurowetz Thanks mate. I found modding the Behringer was a cleansing thing for exorcising my tone snob demons. Added a buff & blend from Pedal parts Australia. It just re injects a variable amount of the dry signal which is kind of essential for my bass to be well....a bass. My Bass rig is worth over Au $5 K & it ROCKS not just me. But the whole damn street I live on. Hahaha! 👹Gotta say its just bigtime FUN! I'm now totally addicted to DIY pedal design. I think its the best if not the ONLY way for YOU to create YOUR unique tone. Keep on doing what you're doing. 👍 Cheers
How did u connect the power input?
I solder two cables from the power in on the pcb. if you have a multimeter it's easy to find the ground. if you don't its the one in the back (at least its on mine and i think it's the same on all three pedals) then I bought a new plug for power in with threads in so I could put it in the enclosure. if you look at the power supply you are going to use there is a symbol that shows you if the outer part or the inner part is ground and then you can conect the wires how you want. hope this helps ✌
@@zurowetz thank you so much!!
@@ceptor7018 just happy I could help 😁
I’m thinking about trying this, mostly as an experiment for getting familiar with modifying pedals in general. It might be something I want to start doing. Do you guys think this is a good way to get into this hobby? Or would you recommend other methods for getting into pedal modification?
I would suggest a book by Brian wampler and diy pedal kits if you are in the eu there is musikding and its a good way to start good luck 😁👍
@@zurowetz thanks, man!
Azor, Donner, Mooer and others are already in metal. Most sound as good or better than Behringer. And don't think I ain't a Behringer fan. I have amps, drums, mixer and pedals. I just know there are better pedals that are cheaper. Joyo, Amazon.
Yeah but there is one pedal that the other brands do not make. The VD400. It is the cheapest analog delay you can buy. Everything else(in that price range) is digital that tries to mimic .
Could you point me to kits that are half or a third of the price of the SF300 or UV300 (23€)?
here is a fuzz i really like but they have others so maybe look around and see what you think www.musikding.de/The-Face-Germanium-Fuzz-kit
and here is the tremolo from the video www.musikding.de/The-Kay-Tremolo-kit
hope it helps merry christmas and stay safe
@@zurowetz The UV300 is a vibrato, not a tremolo, but thanks anyway. The fuzz on the other hand is the same price as the SF300... And it's neither a clon of the FZ-2, nor the SF300.
Wait... How much do those DIY pedal kits cost? I got the Behringer Super Fuzz for 20 dollars brand new. You are trying to say I can buy two of those build your own pedal kits for the same price!!!!? Your crazy bud.
"the easy way" on the title then "I don't think it's worth it", "annoying", "messy"...?
maybe you're right i'm new to making youtobe videos what i meant whas that its not worth making more hardcore mods than what i call the easy ones i show you becouse i destroyed all my behringer pedals before i relist it wasnt worth trying to change everything
omg
I want a Forktapus pedal1
Haha! Thank you 😁 🍻
I’m not sure what point you are trying to make. You are telling us you have done something that is not worth doing? Surely if it is fun to do and you enjoy the finished product, it’s worth doing?
Yeah this is an old video and I wasn't good at explaining but I basically tried to switch out everything and it's not worth doing but then I figured out the way I did it in the video and things started to work for me 🤷♂️