Behringer BSY600 Bass Synthesizer

$120.00 Price Tier: Standard

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In the Bass Effects Pedals category, Behringer BSY600 Bass Synthesizer is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Dive into the deep end of the pool with the Behringer BSY600 Bass Synthesizer. This compact marvel packs an ocean of sound into a pedal that's as easy to use as it is to afford. With the ability to morph your bass into a synthesized palette of tones, the BSY600 offers endless creativity for both studio recordings and live performances. Its intuitive design ensures you won't need a degree in rocket science to find your perfect sound. Whether you're looking to add a touch of sub-octave depth, funky squelch, or a full-blown synth wave to your bass lines, the BSY600 stands ready to deliver, all without breaking the bank.

Key Features:

Real Sound Modeling (RSM) technology for authentic analog synth sounds
Dedicated Mode, Decay/Rate, Resonance, Direct, Effect, Frequency, and Sensitivity controls for comprehensive sound shaping
11 Synth modes for versatile sound creation
True bypass for signal integrity
Easy-to-use interface suitable for beginners and pros alike
Compact design for easy integration into pedalboards

Product specs

Brand	Behringer
Model	BSY600 Bass Synthesizer
Finish	Red
Year	2010s
Categories	Bass Effect Pedals

FAQs

Is the Behringer BSY600 Bass Synthesizer pedal suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Behringer BSY600 is designed for both studio and live performance settings, offering a variety of synth tones that can enhance your bass sound on stage.
What power supply does the Behringer BSY600 require?: The Behringer BSY600 Bass Synthesizer pedal requires a 9V DC power supply, which is standard for most guitar and bass effects pedals.
Can the Behringer BSY600 Bass Synthesizer be used with a guitar?: While the BSY600 is optimized for bass, it can also be used with a guitar to create unique synth sounds, though the tracking may vary depending on the instrument.
How many synth modes does the Behringer BSY600 offer?: The Behringer BSY600 features 11 different synth modes, allowing for a wide range of sound possibilities to suit various musical styles.
Does the Behringer BSY600 have true bypass?: The Behringer BSY600 does not feature true bypass; it uses a buffered bypass which helps maintain signal integrity over long cable runs.

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PROS

Solid pedal construction
Comparable to Boss in sounds and range
Offers unique sounds, different from Boss
Versatile across various guitars
Provides good value for money
Features an expression jack for added control
11 different modes for a wide array of sounds
Supports both dry and wet outputs

CONS

Power input placement is inconvenient
Plastic body feels less durable
Battery compartment design is not user-friendly
Tracking struggles with complex musical runs
Made with cheaper components than competitors
Note tracking is too slow for fast playing

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Behringer BSY600 Bass Synthesizer.

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The pedal's plastic housing is considered fragile, with some owners on their second unit due to durability issues.
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Features and functionality

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The expression pedal can be used to add a wobble effect, enhancing versatility for experimental sounds.
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It doesn't track well in upper octaves, unlike the Akai Deep Impact or Markbass Super Synth, which offer better tracking for synth leads.
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Use cases and applications

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Ideal for producing bass-heavy synth sounds for dance tunes or experimental music, though it struggles with synth leads without additional gear.
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Highly regarded as a cost-effective entry into bass synth pedals, especially when purchased used with coverage plans for replacements.
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shok

1509

almost 2 years ago

Fun

My mate, Dave Simpson, gifted this to me when I visited his amazingly wonderful store, Heron Music, in Bristol UK. Please visit his store.

This pedal is now being used on the GUST Sessions with Neil Davidge (Massive Attack, Halo, DNA) The pedal reminds me of the Korg and also the FM4 / Filterpro from Line 6.

If you can grab one, you will have fun!

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Guitarist Bassist Drummer

Genres:

Electronic Rock Pop

christophere

over 10 years ago

Wouldn't pay more than I did for this.

This synth pedal is quite obviously modeled on the Boss Bass Synthesizer stompbox, but since it is made with much cheaper components, and costs less you get less. This pedal is supposed to make your electric bass sound like a bass synthesizer, and it does to a certain extent. Some of the waveforms you can choose from sound like acid house shit that somehow escaped from the 90's.

pope

8195

almost 12 years ago

Satisfying

Despite knowing this is a Behringer pedal, I find it to be very suitable for a wide array of synth sounds. You can nail Muse's "Time Is Running Out" on setting 1, and there is much fun to be had with the 11 different modes and an expression pedal. The problem is, of course, note tracking: to return to the Muse references, bear in mind you won't be playing Hysteria with this on, for the simple reason that the pedal is too slow to follow notes even at a medium speed. Unless you use an expression pedal to control the sweep yourself.

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Bassist

Genres:

Stage & Screen Alternative rock Art rock