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Behringer, Distortion for Sale

This page shows Behringer distortion and fuzz pedals, including the Fuzz Bender, HM300 Heavy Metal Distortion, SF300 Super Fuzz, HD300 Heavy Distortion and the OD300 Overdrive/Distortion.

  • Fuzz Bender Fuzz Pedal
  • HM300 Heavy Metal Distortion
  • SF300 Super Fuzz
  • HD300 Heavy Distortion
  • OD300 Overdrive/Distortion
Distortion
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How to choose

Match the pedal to the style of heaviness you want, general overdrive, metal-focused distortion, or fuzz.

Beginner

A new player should start with the OD300 Overdrive/Distortion, since its range covers mild grit through to fuller distortion in one pedal. Keep the gain moderate at first and adjust tone controls to avoid a harsh, thin sound.

Intermediate

Once you know your genre, the HM300 Heavy Metal Distortion or HD300 Heavy Distortion give a more focused heavy tone for rock and metal playing. Try stacking a lighter overdrive before either pedal for extra sustain without excess mud.

Expert

Experienced players exploring texture can add the Fuzz Bender or SF300 Super Fuzz for a different character than standard distortion, using the guitar's volume knob to clean up the fuzz for dynamic playing. Test each pedal's interaction with your amp's own gain, since fuzz circuits react differently depending on what feeds them.

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About Behringer in Distortion

Distortion and fuzz pedals push a guitar signal into heavier, more aggressive territory, from mild overdrive grit to thick fuzz. Behringer's range covers several flavours of this at a low cost, popular with players building their first heavy tones.

This page carries five Behringer options, from the versatile OD300 Overdrive/Distortion to the thicker HM300 and HD300, and fuzz-focused pedals like the Fuzz Bender and SF300 Super Fuzz.

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