Behringer Tube Amp Modeler TM300
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A modeling pedal designed as a "tube amp" in a box
The TM300 belongs to the family of amp modeling pedals : the idea is to capture the feel and tonal colors of a tube amp (attack, grain, compression) without carrying a head and cabinet. With its 3 amp models, 3 gain modes, and 3 mic placements, it lets you switch between different sounds in seconds, all while maintaining a strong "hard rock / heavy metal" vibe.
For which guitarist and in what situations?
The Behringer Tube Amp Modeler TM300 is aimed at guitarists who want a wide range of saturations in an easy-to-use pedal: from polished clean tones, dynamic crunch for riffs, to massive distortion for palm-mutes and solos. It's ideal for rehearsals and live performances when you need to adapt quickly (a cleaner song, a more aggressive one), and it also fits well in home studios for laying down guitar tracks without getting lost in menus.
Controls, settings, and modeling logic
The interface is straightforward: first adjust the output level (Level), then balance your spectrum with the bass EQ and treble EQ. Next, the modeling section lets you refine the overall character: Amp selects the amp type, Model sets the gain mode (from clean to high gain), and Mic changes the "mic placement" by simulating different microphone positions. The result: you can get a more open clean, a denser crunch, or a tighter and more aggressive distortion depending on your playing style and pickups.
The status LED indicates effect activation and also serves as a battery indicator, handy to avoid surprises during gigs. For power, the TM300 runs on a 9V battery or via a compatible power adapter (not included), making it easy to integrate into a pedalboard power supply.
The sound
Its strength is the palette : the TM300 can go from usable clean tones to heavily driven saturation, with a rock/metal-typical grain and a feeling of big sustain when you crank the gain. The "mic" settings and amp/gain choices let you play with presence (more bite to stand out in the mix) or, conversely, a thicker texture loaded with low-mids for heavy riffs. The 2-band EQ helps quickly adapt the pedal to your amp, a brighter guitar, or a cabinet that projects a lot of highs.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Amp Simulator | Type | sector |
| Technology | Digital | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Blue |
| EQ | 2 channels | ||
| Total | 27 sound configurations | Power supply | 9V battery or power adapter (not included) |
| Covered ranges | clean, crunch, distortion, very high saturation | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Behringer Tube Amp Modeler TM300 suitable for high-gain metal sounds?
The 3 gain modes cover clean, crunch, and very high saturation. The settings allow for tight distortion suitable for palm-muted riffs and pronounced sustain for solos.
How many tones can be obtained with this pedal?
The combination of 3 amp models, 3 gain modes, and 3 mic positions provides 27 tone configurations.
How to adjust the EQ on the TM300?
The 2-band EQ combines a bass control and a treble control, complemented by the output Level. The Mic selector changes the mic simulation to adjust the presence or thickness of the sound. The Amp selector chooses the amp type, while Model sets the gain level.
Does the pedal run on a 9 V battery?
Power can be supplied by a 9 V battery or by a compatible power adapter, not included. The status LED also serves as a battery indicator.
Can it be used for recording guitar at home?
Its digital pedal format and 27 configurations make it especially suited for home studios, allowing to record guitar parts without navigating menus.



