The Behringer FX600 is a Digital Stereo Multi-Effects Pedal: a compact stompbox that puts six different effects behind one footswitch. Instead of committing a whole pedalboard slot to a single flanger or chorus, you get Flanger, Chorus, Phaser, Delay, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter in one box, selected with a knob and shaped with two dials1. Behringer's pitch for it is that it "turns your everyday riffs into 3-D epics that bring your performance alive"1.
The six effects and how you control them
The front panel is deliberately simple. A dedicated FX knob selects one of the 6 effects, and two Parameter dials fine-tune whichever effect is selected1. The Level control determines how much of the effect is mixed with the original signal, so you can run anything from a subtle shimmer behind your dry tone to a fully wet sound1. An LED tells you when the FX600 is activated1.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| FX knob | Selects one of the 6 effects1 |
| Parameter dials (two) | Fine-tune the selected effect1 |
| Level | Sets how much of the effect is mixed with the original signal1 |
| Footswitch (on/off) | Activates the pedal; Behringer says it "maintains incredible signal integrity in bypass mode"1 |
| LED | Shows when the FX600 is activated1 |
Only one effect runs at a time. This is a selector-based multi-effects pedal, not a programmable unit that chains several effects together, so it sits closer to a single-effect pedal in use than to a floor-based multi-effects processor. Behringer markets it as "much like having a studio full of state-of-the-art Flanger, Chorus, Phaser, Delay, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter FX processors at your disposal"2.
Sound and the digital engine
The FX600 runs a 24-bit, high-resolution stereo FX engine at 24-bit/40 kHz resolution1. Stereo processing matters for effects like chorus, pitch shifting and delay, where the widened image is part of the effect; the pedal is built to be run in stereo rather than summed to mono. As a digital design it differs from analog modulation pedals such as the Boss BF-3 Flanger or the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Electric Mistress, which use analog circuitry for their flanging.
Power
The FX600 does not ship with a power supply. Behringer states: "You can power your FX600 with the PSU-HSB-ALL DC power supply (not included)"1. That supply is a separate purchase.
No power supply is included in the box. Behringer specifies the PSU-HSB-ALL DC power supply for the FX6001.
Price
In a May 2025 buying guide, gearnews.com's Julian Schmauch noted the pedal's price in Europe: "you can get it from Thomann* for 35 euros"3.
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Questions
Is the Behringer FX600 analog or digital?
The FX600 is digital. Behringer describes it as a Digital Stereo Multi-Effects Pedal with a 24-bit, high-resolution stereo FX engine running at 24-bit/40 kHz resolution. There is no analog signal path for the effects themselves, which is what separates it from single-effect analog modulation pedals.
What effects are in the Behringer FX600?
The FX600 carries six effects: Flanger, Chorus, Phaser, Delay, Tremolo and Pitch Shifter. You choose one at a time with the dedicated FX knob, then shape it with the two Parameter dials and blend it with your dry signal using the Level control.
Does the Behringer FX600 come with a power supply?
No. Behringer states that you can power the FX600 with the PSU-HSB-ALL DC power supply, and that it is not included. You will need to buy that supply or another suitable DC supply separately.
Is the Behringer FX600 stereo?
Yes. Behringer describes the FX600 as a Digital Stereo Multi-Effects Pedal with a 24-bit, high-resolution stereo FX engine, so the effects are processed in stereo rather than summed to mono.
How many effects can I use at once on the FX600?
One. The FX knob selects a single effect from the six on board, and the two Parameter dials then fine-tune that effect. The FX600 is not a programmable multi-effects unit that stacks several effects at the same time.
What is the Behringer FX600 sample rate and bit depth?
Behringer gives the FX600's resolution as 24-bit/40 kHz, describing it as a mind-blowing 24-bit/40 kHz resolution for the pedal's digital stereo FX engine.
Sources (3)
- FX600 | Behringer, Behringer
- FX600 | Behringer, Behringer
- Best Chorus Pedal: Endless Vibes, CE-1 Alternatives, and Budget Solutions, www.gearnews.com, 2025-05-26
