Behringer Ultra Vibrato UV300
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The essentials to know about the Behringer ULTRA VIBRATO UV300 pedal
The essentials to know about the Behringer ULTRA VIBRATO UV300 pedal
- Vintage vibrato inspired by the pitch modulations typical of the 60s and 70s, for expressive and organic textures.
- Comprehensive controls for precisely adjusting the speed, depth and attack of the effect to suit your playing.
- Status LED to monitor effect activation and battery status.
- Built to last: high-quality components and a rugged design for regular use in rehearsals, the studio and live performances.
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Old-school vibrato in a modern format
Vibrato is one of those timeless effects that immediately give a sound its own identity: a pronounced pitch modulation, more "liquid" than a chorus, and often associated with the psychedelic, surf, garage and rock sounds of the 60s and 70s. The UV300 captures this vintage spirit and makes it easy to integrate into a modern pedalboard, with controls designed to take you from a subtle shimmer to a clearly pronounced vibrato.
Which guitarists (and which situations)?
The Behringer ULTRA VIBRATO UV300 is aimed at musicians who want to add a modulation signature without complexity: beginners looking for their first "vintage" sounds, as well as experienced guitarists seeking a dedicated vibrato to complete an effects setup. It works particularly well for blues, rock, indie, surf, garage and psychedelic styles, but it is also highly effective for ambient textures when the vibrato is placed before a delay and a reverb.
In the studio, it can thicken a clean track, create a tape-like feel or produce vibrating doubled parts. Live, it becomes an expressive tool for intros, sustained chords and melodic lines, with an effect that remains clear in the mix.
Controls and settings: shape the pitch movement
The UV300 offers a comprehensive approach to vibrato, with settings that let you adapt the effect to your dynamics and tempo. The RATE control sets the modulation speed: slow for a discreet undulation, fast for a more edgy, vintage effect. DEPTH adjusts the extent of the pitch variation: subtle for gentle movement, or higher for a clearly pronounced vibrato.
The RISE control lets you adjust how the effect "comes in", which is useful for avoiding an overly abrupt start and achieving a more gradual rise on sustained chords. The pedal features a status LED for effect on/off and battery indication, so you can stay in control on stage.
As for power, it can run either on a 9 V battery or via a DC power adapter (PSU-SB DC type), ideal for clean integration with a multi-output power supply.
The sound
The Behringer UV300 delivers warm, retro-character vibrato, with pitch modulation that can remain highly musical at low depth or become distinctly expressive as soon as you turn up the DEPTH. At gentle settings, it adds a sense of movement and life to clean sounds without radically altering your sonic identity. At more pronounced settings, it produces a wide oscillation, perfect for psychedelic passages, atmospheric bridges and melodic themes that need to "float" above the mix.
Its responsiveness highlights your touch: crisp attacks for clearly defined vibrating notes, and a softer playing style for moving pads. Placed before ambience effects, it becomes an excellent texture generator.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Tremolo | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Green |
| Type | sector | ||
| Potentiometers | RATE, DEPTH, RISE | Required power supply | 9 V |
Customer reviews
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I bought this pedal to use clean with my Marshall TSL602 to have a sound like Fender Twin Reverb, bet won, so even if the Marshall doesn't have a Jensen it's still quite a successful compromise.
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Top product! Behringer like at a low price
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Very satisfactory for a small price
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Seems a bit fragile (plastic), requires the power adapter because on battery, it wears out too quickly.
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Questions frequently asked
Does the UV300 create pitch vibrato or volume tremolo?
The description specifies pitch modulation, with pitch oscillation adjustable via the RATE and DEPTH controls.
How to adjust the speed and intensity of the vibrato?
The RATE knob controls the modulation speed. DEPTH sets the range of pitch variation, from a subtle movement to a more pronounced oscillation.
What is the purpose of the RISE control on this pedal?
RISE adjusts the gradual onset of the effect. This control smooths the start of the vibrato on sustained chords and complements the RATE and DEPTH settings.
What power supply is required for the Behringer Ultra Vibrato UV300?
The required power is 9 V, supplied by a 9 V battery or a PSU-SB DC type adapter.
Is the UV300 suitable for ambient and psychedelic sounds?
Placed before a delay and reverb, this pedal creates moving ambient textures. Its high depth settings are suitable for psychedelic, surf, or garage passages.



