VvSurLeRiddim
Published on 07/12/10 at 05:34
Digital multi-effects (and it is).
Connectors: 1 Jack IN, 2 OUT Jack (left and right for the effects "stereo" ... provided you have a stereo amp, otherwise it uses only one Jack OUT).
UTILIZATION
All kinds of effects, they can be edited by hand, and - as often on this kind of stuff - not very practical to edit ... Finally, it is not insurmountable and once we did we set a record and talk about it more.
SOUND QUALITY
Overall the effects are really not very good. Sounds "box", not natural at all.
OVERALL OPINION
I've had it 3 years, but in reality I only use the tuner function and I put it in bypass the remainder of the time both effects are zero.
And even the tuner is not terrible.
With the experience I do not do it again this election, besides, I just bought analog pedals and I'll get rid of that one.
Even for a beginner I think it's wasteful, it is better to have one of analog distortion pedal, but good, 50 bad digital effects that are not in use.
Connectors: 1 Jack IN, 2 OUT Jack (left and right for the effects "stereo" ... provided you have a stereo amp, otherwise it uses only one Jack OUT).
UTILIZATION
All kinds of effects, they can be edited by hand, and - as often on this kind of stuff - not very practical to edit ... Finally, it is not insurmountable and once we did we set a record and talk about it more.
SOUND QUALITY
Overall the effects are really not very good. Sounds "box", not natural at all.
OVERALL OPINION
I've had it 3 years, but in reality I only use the tuner function and I put it in bypass the remainder of the time both effects are zero.
And even the tuner is not terrible.
With the experience I do not do it again this election, besides, I just bought analog pedals and I'll get rid of that one.
Even for a beginner I think it's wasteful, it is better to have one of analog distortion pedal, but good, 50 bad digital effects that are not in use.