Behringer 69 Vibe
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Essential Information About the Behringer 69 Vibe Pedal
Essential Information About the Behringer 69 Vibe Pedal
- 100% Analog Vibe inspired by the legendary "Uni-Vibe" tone: choose between swirling chorus or hypnotic vibrato
- Chorus / Vibrato Footswitch + effect activation footswitch: ideal for switching from a dreamy verse to a more swirling chorus
- Live-Accessible Speed: SPEED control on the front panel + FOOT CONTROL input to control speed via an expression pedal
- True Bypass and robust chassis with vintage look for easy integration on any pedalboard
Manufacturer Information
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A "Vibe" in the Tradition of Late Sixties Psychedelic Modulations
The Behringer 69 Vibe follows the lineage of "vibe" effects that emerged in the late 1960s, becoming essential for their moving textures, between organic phasing and rotary speaker sensation. This fully analog pedal aims to recreate the character and behavior of the legendary Shin-Ei Uni-Vibe, with that slightly "liquid," expressive, and deeply musical quality that marked the history of psychedelic rock and blues rock.
In spirit, it is a modulation that does not seek absolute neutrality but a signature: a broad movement, warm depth, and a rotating sensation that immediately fits the playing style, especially with a slightly overdriven tone.
Who Is the 69 Vibe For, and Which Styles Does It Excel In?
The 69 Vibe is designed both for guitarists discovering vintage modulations and experienced musicians seeking an effective, simple, and stage-ready analog vibe pedal. It excels in classic rock, psychedelic, blues, funk, and any style requiring movement without falling into a too "hi-fi" modern chorus sound.
In the studio, it provides an instantly recognizable texture on rhythm guitars, dreamy intros, or expressive leads. On stage, its two footswitches (effect and mode selection) allow managing essentials without choreography, and the foot-controlled speed via an expression pedal becomes a real asset to make a piece breathe.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Chorus | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Black |
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Behringer 69 Vibe offer a Vibrato mode?
Two modes can be toggled with the footswitch: Chorus and Vibrato. The Chorus mode creates a swirling motion, while the Vibrato mode emphasizes pitch modulation.
Which expression pedal should be used with the Foot Control input?
The FOOT CONTROL input uses a 6.35 mm TRS jack and accepts a control voltage from 0 to +5 V, with a sensitivity of 1 V per octave. It allows control of the modulation speed via foot.
Can it operate on battery or mains power?
The mains power supply is not included and the recommended model is the Behringer PSU-SB. The power consumption is specified as 0.9 W.
What type of bypass is included?
True bypass switching isolates the effect when it is turned off.
What are the dimensions of this vibe pedal?
The enclosure measures 56.5 x 120 x 106.2 mm (H x W x D) and weighs 0.56 kg. The instrument input and output use 6.35 mm TS unbalanced jacks. The output level control can reach up to +2.0 dBu.
