behringer preamp pedal Behringer 69 Vibe Chorus/Vibrato Pedal

behringer preamp pedal Behringer 69 Vibe Chorus/Vibrato PedalThe now infamous 1968 Uni vibe pedal was intended to be a practical alternative to the Leslie rotating speaker cabbut delivered something much bigger. Because of its profoundly hypnotic sounds and shimmering textures, the Vibe pedal swiftly became the secret weapon of influential guitarists like Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, David Gilmour, and more. Long discontinued, finding a vintage example is challenging and very expensive. Thanks to Behringer, the

The now-infamous 1968 “Uni-vibe” pedal was intended to be a practical alternative to the “Leslie” rotating speaker cab—but delivered something much bigger. Because of its profoundly hypnotic sounds and shimmering textures, the Vibe pedal swiftly became the secret weapon of influential guitarists like Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, David Gilmour, and more. Long discontinued, finding a vintage example is challenging and very expensive.

Thanks to Behringer, the “69 Vibe” faithfully delivers the sounds, features, and player experience of the extraordinary Woodstock-era classic in all its glory--at an extraordinarily affordable price. Like the original, the 69 Vibe can be operated in chorus mode for the shimmering tones Hendrix used or vibrato mode for hypnotic atmospheric chords and single-note lines. The smaller, more pedalboard-friendly enclosure has a decidedly vintage vibe and a few tweaks for fluid usability. A true bypass footswitch lets you turn the unit on and off, and a 2nd switch lets you choose between the Chorus and Vibrato effects. Dials for volume and intensity (plus speed) can be regulated on the control surface, or you can take advantage of the top-mounted jack to regulate the speed with your expression pedal.

The 69 Vibe makes authentic vintage Uni-Vibe tone affordable to a new generation of players and guitarists who have always wanted that unmistakable 3-D Shimmer at an affordable price. The 69 Vibe can also add a new sound to your bass, organ, synth, and more.