MGR/Jim, Winnipeg, CANADA
Note : 10 sur 10
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Published on 06/09/04 at 15:00Bought this effects box from EBAY for $50 USD. I wanted a sturdy multi-effects box that I could kick around a little.
Very sturdy, and doesn't move around on the stage when you're playing. You can move it with your foot, but it won't follow the cord......Also love the effects, especially the clean country effects. Digital delay is fantastic, separate preamp volume and gain controls are magnificent. Very durable, and easy to change effects, add effects, layer effects. Can be programmed from the computer as well, through midi interface. raunchy sounds really kick, too.
wish it had a foot pedal volume control and effect control, but for the price I surely cannot complain. Need to have the manual handy to remember the patches, but easy to change
excellent metal case, controls are sturdy, parameters are easy to work with, power supply is internal, and so just needs a power cord like a computer.
Definitely a top notch pedal. great for practice, stage, studio. Changing on the fly is seamless, with no buzz or pop
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Very sturdy, and doesn't move around on the stage when you're playing. You can move it with your foot, but it won't follow the cord......Also love the effects, especially the clean country effects. Digital delay is fantastic, separate preamp volume and gain controls are magnificent. Very durable, and easy to change effects, add effects, layer effects. Can be programmed from the computer as well, through midi interface. raunchy sounds really kick, too.
wish it had a foot pedal volume control and effect control, but for the price I surely cannot complain. Need to have the manual handy to remember the patches, but easy to change
excellent metal case, controls are sturdy, parameters are easy to work with, power supply is internal, and so just needs a power cord like a computer.
Definitely a top notch pedal. great for practice, stage, studio. Changing on the fly is seamless, with no buzz or pop
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com