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Definitly not a "throw and go" pedal, it doesn't take a genius to figure it out-but, it is rather complicated at times to operate. It appears heavy duty enough to withstand the rigors of stage play and it performs exactly as promised. Cons; Not as warm sounding as the real deal of a good mic. It still has that manufactured sound. I run a J-200 through it and trust me my Gibson doesn't sound anything like it- still if your with a group or using some in house P.A. for a solo gig, it beats the Fishman hands down. I'd like to see it offered with just a dedicated control for the simulated sound -forget all the bells and whistles. The 4 AA batts are a hassel when eveything else runs on 9V. I suggest using an E.Q. with it, the on board E.Q. sucks. Over all it's a good product-till someone does it better.Read full review
DISLIKES: It's a bit hard to use at first. I had to go through the manual a couple of times and still have it handy for when I'm having a brain fart. Multi-effects shouldn't be that hard to use. Especially the three knobs to adjust the effects parameters. I still have no way of knowing what I'm adjusting without the manual. The other thing I don't like is that there is no way to turn off the volume of the guitar. You can bypass by holding both pedals down and then it goes into tuner mode but it doesn't mute the sound. LIKES: I love the sound quality. I don't have a a higher end unit to compare with but I plugged it in for the first band practice with it and everyone was blown away.The Martin D-28 model is really good. The reverbs are fantastic! Worth the money all the way!
Did no come with a manual which is really needed. Also no power supply which was not mentioned, but I thankfully had one. Other than that, it is exactly what I expected, and can be more explained on you tube, thankfully.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I have mixed feelings. I play a live solo acoustic show & use a decent Ibanez A/E (that sounds good straight in) & a Samson sytem. Some of the models just sound weird. I haven't had time to "mix" them with the original signal enough & play around more. The Martin & Gibson rounded (?) sound OK. I would say the effects sound good. Feedback eliminator works OK. I recommend playing it in a store if you can & for a good while if you can before buying.
What I like: Price - very cheap compare to what you get Faily simple to use Have some good sounds right off the bat Very compact What I dislike: Doesn't have a usb interface Having to press both buttons to bypass sound Introduces some noise in some settings (not sure if I'm doing anything wrong here)
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