Last week I subjected a Behringer Super Fuzz Guitar Pedal to some brutality that it would likely never see in real life.
I dropped this cheap fuzz pedal off of my roof, I lit it on fire, I hit it with a hammer...
Heck, I even threw this affordable effects pedal out of a moving car!
The Behringer SF300 took a licking, but it didn't keep on ticking forever. That said, if you are looking for a gnarly doom metal guitar pedal. Especially one that won't break the bank, Super Fuzz is a great choice.
In this video, I open up "Ouch". The pedal subjected to the "torture test". What I found was extremely surprising.
If you'd like to watch the initial durability testing of the Behringer Super Fuzz, you can check it out at this link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzCy9oFUknM
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