Yeah I mean the cheap gear is good for kids who might not keep playing after a few years. I did also have that audio interface and it works fine but I needed something with more inputs.

Yeah there’s still the overall quality question and what components they’re actually using but I get where you’re coming from.

The UV 3000 I mention sounds almost identical to the Boss VB-2w that Boss charges like $200 for.

@Cherry @jontree255 to be fair though, I don't think Behringer is doing this "to produce for the customer". They're just as greedy as other companies, if not more. Someone is paying for these things to be this cheap and I'm pretty sure it's not Behringer.

There are so many modeling options that many guitarists don't feel a need to start collecting a bunch of expensive pedals. I have a modeling amp, a couple of modeling units like a Line 6 Pod, and a couple of Tascam/ Boss recorders that include dozens of Boss pedal models built in, and even include drum machines, so I've never had a reason to buy pedals, other than my Donner Circle Looper. That's especially true since each pedal is often over $100 each.

Donner has a had a nice line of pedals for around $30-40 for quite a while now, and I've looked at them, but I still didn't have a need to pull the trigger. These are even cheaper, but I still doubt I'll start collecting pedals. I've heard a lot about the Klon, so I may spring for that one, but I doubt I'd have a use for the rest at any price.

If all you do is acoustic there is little to no need.

You should look up the circuit diagrams for analog pedals. WAY cheaper to use some cheap caps resistors and diodes. The ic chip is 45.cents and bulk pcb are cheap. They can probably profit 7-10 a box.