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product_id: 48494504
title: "VD400 Vintage Analog Delay Pedal, True Bucket Brigade Circuit for Warm Echo & Repeats, Grey Guitar Effects Stompbox for Studio & Live Use"
brand: "behringer"
price: "299.55 DT"
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# 300ms true analog delay Runs on 9V battery or PSU-SB power supply Dedicated Repeat, Intensity & Echo controls VD400 Vintage Analog Delay Pedal, True Bucket Brigade Circuit for Warm Echo & Repeats, Grey Guitar Effects Stompbox for Studio & Live Use

**Brand:** behringer
**Price:** 299.55 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Step into the analog time machine — delay that demands your spotlight!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** VD400 Vintage Analog Delay Pedal, True Bucket Brigade Circuit for Warm Echo & Repeats, Grey Guitar Effects Stompbox for Studio & Live Use by behringer
- **How much does it cost?** 299.55 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- behringer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted behringer brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Studio & Stage Ready:** Noise-reduced analog circuitry delivers pristine, characterful delay that sits perfectly in any mix.
- • **Authentic Vintage Echo:** Relive the warm, lush tones of 70s & 80s Bucket Brigade delays that defined classic rock and blues.
- • **Precision Sound Shaping:** Fine-tune your echoes with intuitive Repeat Rate, Intensity, and Echo mix dials for every vibe.
- • **Compact Pedalboard Powerhouse:** Sturdy, space-saving design with bright amber LED and rugged footswitch built for relentless gigs.
- • **Unbeatable Value Vintage Tone:** Get legendary analog delay sound without the boutique price tag — your secret weapon for sonic depth.

## Overview

The Behringer VD400 Vintage Analog Delay Pedal delivers up to 300 milliseconds of true analog Bucket Brigade delay with dedicated controls for Repeat Rate, Intensity, and Echo mix. Compact and durable, it’s designed for both studio precision and live performance reliability, powered by a 9V battery or optional PSU-SB supply. This pedal faithfully recreates the warm, modulated echoes of classic 70s and 80s delay units, offering professional musicians an affordable gateway to vintage analog sound.

## Description

From the manufacturer VD400 Vintage Analog Delay Effects Pedal Experience true analog delay and vintage slap-back echo that rivals any tape delay This Behringer product has been designed to compete head to head with leading products on the market Vintage BBDs produce up to 300 ms of delay and advanced noise reduction circuit keeps your signal clean Dedicated Intensity, Echo and Repeat Rate controls for awesome sound shaping Status LED for effect on/off and power check. Runs on a 9 V power source or the Behringer PSU-SB DC power supply (not included). First-class electronic On/Off switch for highest signal integrity in bypass mode VINTAGE DELAY VD400 From elastic delay to vintage slap-back echo, the VINTAGE DELAY VD400 harnesses the authentic sounds of classic 1960s studio wizardry. Enjoy up to 300 ms of true analog delay – plus the advantages of an superb noise reduction circuit! Analog at its Finest Though digital technology constantly evolves, nothing sounds quite like the “old-school” analog Bucket Brigade-style delay you get when you step on the VD400. With its dedicated Repeat Rate, Intensity and Echo dials, this amazing little stomp box evokes the spirits of some of rock and roll’s most legendary heroes, and provides up to 300 milliseconds of true analog delay. Every type of classic delay, from a deep-space whisper, to an interplanetary battle cry – is at your command. Ease of Use The amber LED tells you when the Vintage Delay is activated (and serves as a beacon for other time travelers), and the top-quality on/off switch maintains excellent signal integrity in bypass mode. You can power the VD400 with either a 9V power source or our PSU-SB DC power supply (not included). Like a Trip Back in Time… The VINTAGE DELAY VD400 is like a snapshot pulled right out of time . Visit your Behringer dealer without delay, delay, delay...

Review: Near perfect replication of the good old maroon pedal ...for a tenth of the price! - This is a clone of the Boss DM-3 analog delay pedal made around 1983 to 1985 (ish). It is a true analog delay which copies the circuit design in as many respects as it can without being issued a lawsuit. I understand that the long extinct Panasonic chip which lies at the heart of the DM-3 sound has been reproduced. As with most, if not all Behringer pedals it uses tiny SMD components instead of the original full size parts. The only downside of this would be it very difficult to repair or modify, but even so-called 'boutique' pedals such as my Heptode phaser pedal use this technology and as far as my ears can tell it has no negatives on the sound.. Why would it? I've owned a DM-3 pedal in the past and in my opinion it sounds exactly how I remember it. Warm, characterful and very controllable. I would say if anything it is possible to dial in and make micro adjustments more easily as the controls seem less sensitive but still have a similar overall range. The envelope of the decay is spot on - something that the Line6 DL4 model of this pedal did not quite get right and was hard to live with. All the sounds it produces are usable and I finding I have a been using it as a slapback delay, a pseudo 'down a well' reverb effect and groovy Self- Oscillation sounds which I frequently sample on an old Akai s950 at low bandwidth and mangle further to great some great textures in my recordings. What I like in particular with this pedal is how the effect on guitar sits well in the mix. I sometimes record the direct out of the delay seperately so I can EQ the delay or add modulation to the echo trails. Some people have mentioned noise but mine is fine and only what I would expect from 30 year old circuit design. Isn't it all part of their character .... you know the stuff that digital models go out of their way to reproduce? The construction seems perfectly good enough - the pots have a nice feel and the sockets feel fine. There are other reviewers who moan about the case being made of plastic but it's ABS and is more than capable of surviving being dropped etc. Seriously, what do people want for eighteen quid including postage? There are people who love to bitch about Behringer but I've had nothing but good experience with them. This pedal is no exception - it sounds amazing and I doubt many could tell the difference in sound in a blindfold test. It has a warranty, if it goes wrong return it and they will replace it just like any other pedal manufacturer would. What is there not to like? I'm still trying to get my head round how I can buy a 100% genuine analog bucket brigade delay brand new for less than twenty quid that sounds just like my old Boss. I'm super happy. The clone is dead! Long live the Clone!
Review: Echo o o o o o o o - This is a fantastic pedal from the German company. I bought one before this one, it did not break but I passed it on to someone else. I needed to get another delay pedal so trawled the net in search of another, not necessarily this one though. However after hours of reviews and videos I decided to get another Vintage VD400 such was my experience with my first one. Now we have an orange light instead of the bright blue one, much better. Apart from that the pedal seems better made than the last in particular the feel of the dials. The sounds from this ridiculously priced pedal are astounding at this price point, great echo, real warm delays and fabulous oscillation, nice and spacey does it.Anyone thinking this is a toy and is to cheap to be believed is mistaken. I have taken the last pedal to many raucous gigs, it has sat on my pedal table, yes table, fell of the table, been thrown around in boxes, bags and vans and still works to this day, I am sure this one will do the same. Reliable? Mine 100%. Would I play the O2 with it? Why not. In my opinion this is the best echo/delay pedal out there for the money and even more money. Don't believe me? Read and watch the reviews, then buy one before they decide to phase it out.

## Features

- AUTHENTIC VINTAGE ECHO: Experience the warm, decaying repeats and slightly darkened tone of a true Bucket Brigade Device (BBD) analog delay circuit, faithfully capturing the character of iconic 1970s and 80s delay pedals.
- FULL CONTROL OVER YOUR SOUND: Shape your echoes with dedicated Repeat Rate, Intensity, and Echo (mix) controls. Dial in everything from subtle slap-back echoes for rockabilly to long, atmospheric repeats for solos.
- THE SOUND OF CLASSIC RECORDS: This pedal recreates the lush, modulated delay sounds that defined classic rock, blues, and post-punk. It adds warmth and space to your tone, making it perfect for rhythm and lead playing.
- PEDALBOARD FRIENDLY: The compact and sturdy chassis fits easily on any board. A bright amber LED indicates when the effect is active, and the robust footswitch is built for countless engagements during practice and performance.
- INSPIRED BY LEGENDARY TONES: The VD400 delivers the coveted analog delay sound at an incredible value. It's the perfect entry point into the world of vintage modulation effects for guitarists and bass players alike.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0016ML1C2 |
| Amperage | 0.3 Milliamps |
| Audio Output Effects | Delay |
| Best Sellers Rank | 88 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 5 in Delay & Reverb Effects |
| Brand | Behringer |
| Brand Name | Behringer |
| Colour | Grey |
| Connector Type | 1/4 inch (6.35mm) mono/stereo jack |
| Controls Type | Pedal |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 2,847 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Painted |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00151000017366, 04033653053570 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Hardware Interface | AV Port |
| Included Components | Vintage Delay |
| Item Dimensions | 7 x 5.4 x 12.3 centimetres |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 7L x 5.4W x 12.3H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | BEHRINGER VD400 Vintage Analog Delay Effects Pedal Black and Silver |
| Item Weight | 400 g |
| Item weight | 400 g |
| Manufacturer | Music Tribe |
| Manufacturer Part Number | P0508 |
| Model Name | VINTAGE DELAY VD400 |
| Model Number | VD400 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery operated or with electric cable |
| Product Warranty | Community. Musictribe. Com. |
| Product dimensions | 7L x 5.4W x 12.3H centimetres |
| Set Name | Vintage DELAY VD400 |
| Signal Format | Analog |
| Sound Profile | Warm, Vintage, Analog |
| Style | VINTAGE DELAY VD400 |
| Unit Count | 1 count |
| Voltage | 9 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Behringer
- **Colour:** Grey
- **Item weight:** 0.88 Pounds
- **Product dimensions:** 7L x 5.4W x 12.3H centimetres
- **Style:** VINTAGE DELAY VD400

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Configuration, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I am looking for a steve harris bass sound. would this pedal help? thanks in advance.**
A: For bass sounds get a graphic equaliser pedal.

**Q: hi would this unit work with electric acoustic guitar**
A: Yes. And you can check this 9V power supply adaptor for this pedal : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01JZ19B0E

**Q: will this work on my bass guitar?**
A: I’ve used it for bass guitar with no problems, however I’m sure a compressor pedal specifically designed for bass would probably give better results

**Q: Can you use a bass guitar with this?**
A: Hi Matthew, absolutely, a bass sounds great through it. The chorus in particular thickens the sound nicely and you'll have lots of fun playing with the pitch function. Enjoy!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Near perfect replication of the good old maroon pedal ...for a tenth of the price!
*by M***Y on 21 February 2016*

This is a clone of the Boss DM-3 analog delay pedal made around 1983 to 1985 (ish). It is a true analog delay which copies the circuit design in as many respects as it can without being issued a lawsuit. I understand that the long extinct Panasonic chip which lies at the heart of the DM-3 sound has been reproduced. As with most, if not all Behringer pedals it uses tiny SMD components instead of the original full size parts. The only downside of this would be it very difficult to repair or modify, but even so-called 'boutique' pedals such as my Heptode phaser pedal use this technology and as far as my ears can tell it has no negatives on the sound.. Why would it? I've owned a DM-3 pedal in the past and in my opinion it sounds exactly how I remember it. Warm, characterful and very controllable. I would say if anything it is possible to dial in and make micro adjustments more easily as the controls seem less sensitive but still have a similar overall range. The envelope of the decay is spot on - something that the Line6 DL4 model of this pedal did not quite get right and was hard to live with. All the sounds it produces are usable and I finding I have a been using it as a slapback delay, a pseudo 'down a well' reverb effect and groovy Self- Oscillation sounds which I frequently sample on an old Akai s950 at low bandwidth and mangle further to great some great textures in my recordings. What I like in particular with this pedal is how the effect on guitar sits well in the mix. I sometimes record the direct out of the delay seperately so I can EQ the delay or add modulation to the echo trails. Some people have mentioned noise but mine is fine and only what I would expect from 30 year old circuit design. Isn't it all part of their character .... you know the stuff that digital models go out of their way to reproduce? The construction seems perfectly good enough - the pots have a nice feel and the sockets feel fine. There are other reviewers who moan about the case being made of plastic but it's ABS and is more than capable of surviving being dropped etc. Seriously, what do people want for eighteen quid including postage? There are people who love to bitch about Behringer but I've had nothing but good experience with them. This pedal is no exception - it sounds amazing and I doubt many could tell the difference in sound in a blindfold test. It has a warranty, if it goes wrong return it and they will replace it just like any other pedal manufacturer would. What is there not to like? I'm still trying to get my head round how I can buy a 100% genuine analog bucket brigade delay brand new for less than twenty quid that sounds just like my old Boss. I'm super happy. The clone is dead! Long live the Clone!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Echo o o o o o o o
*by A***N on 8 January 2013*

This is a fantastic pedal from the German company. I bought one before this one, it did not break but I passed it on to someone else. I needed to get another delay pedal so trawled the net in search of another, not necessarily this one though. However after hours of reviews and videos I decided to get another Vintage VD400 such was my experience with my first one. Now we have an orange light instead of the bright blue one, much better. Apart from that the pedal seems better made than the last in particular the feel of the dials. The sounds from this ridiculously priced pedal are astounding at this price point, great echo, real warm delays and fabulous oscillation, nice and spacey does it.Anyone thinking this is a toy and is to cheap to be believed is mistaken. I have taken the last pedal to many raucous gigs, it has sat on my pedal table, yes table, fell of the table, been thrown around in boxes, bags and vans and still works to this day, I am sure this one will do the same. Reliable? Mine 100%. Would I play the O2 with it? Why not. In my opinion this is the best echo/delay pedal out there for the money and even more money. Don't believe me? Read and watch the reviews, then buy one before they decide to phase it out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good value Delay Pedal
*by T***L on 19 May 2026*

Another good value product from Behringer. I bought this and the Behringer Compressor which is also great at this price. The delay pedal has good clarity if a bit lacking in adjustment options. But it's better than expected at this price.

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