All user reviews for the Zoom 606 Guitar

I purchased my zoom effects petal at Ardens Music in trenton, ontario,canada, for 289 dollars plus tax. I thought i needed a new amp but instead bought a perfect petal.

I like how you have so many varieties of effects that you can change in to completely different sounds. The built in wha petal that that also changes volume and tones of effects is almost top quality like a crybaby or vox.

I dislike that it is a hassle to have to search so long for the right sound you want.

The black zoom 606 guitar digital effects petal is sturdely built with hard plastic and shows clearly what effects you have without looking through the manuel.

The effect petal is a great middle class petal that fits my almost every need on guitar. It is worth the money asked definetley.

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I purchased this pedal at Larry's music center.The reason i bought this was because my amplifier had weak distortion and I wanted a wider range of effects. i paid approxomately 110.00$

I like the wide range of distorted and clean effects they offer and I also like that you can edit your own patches.you can either plug it into the wall or you can use batteries to power it.

I had to take it in for repairs on the input jack. If you use batteries to power it the life is not very long and you end up paying more than you would like on batteries.

The construction and quality are both good quality.

This is a good professional grade effects pedal.

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At a Pawn shop, "Nearly New", (wink wink), for $89.00.

The sounds aren't too bad. Although the eq left much to be desired, the FX were decent. (Through my cabs, anyhow. Who knows how it will sound through yours!)

This pedal is way undependable. If you plan on playing out with this thing, don't. It is terribly unreliable. The two pedals gave horrible response, and didn't always switch when I stepped on them. The way they are laid out (flat) is not very ergonomic. The jacks also came loose.

The hardware sucks. It's cheap plastic and the expression pedal is stiff and sticky. Also, the jacks are practically floating around in the back of this thing, so if you happen to move at ALL when you play, you can count on cutting out.

I never played one show with this thing all the way through. It's continuously cut out on me at every show. Also, it tends to act up if it gets a little cold. All in all, I would definitely not reccomend this pedal to any serious musician that plays out alot. ESPECIALLY if you use multiple effects in a song and do a lot of switching or moving around. It's not worth it. Mine is getting sold on consignment and it is SO lucky, cause otherwise it would have been smashed with a hammer at my last band practice.

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i bought it at city music near sophia road.the shop is located in peace plaza.its original price was around $200 but i bought it around $144(singapore dollars) because of the year end sale.

It is worth buying because it have 35 built in effect such as wah pedal,distortion,overdrive,acoustic,clean,lead ,choruses etc.and it cost cheaper that buying an effect.this product includes wide variation of distortion settings and flexible modulation effects.the product have a built in expression pedal so you can easily adjust the effect depth or volume during play.i like when i used the wah wah pedal because i can relly control the sound.whether you choose pedal wah or gutsy pitch bend,the range of available sound is on par with top of the line.controlling distortion type and intensity during a performance is made smooth and easy by using tzoom 606.Not only that,this product has a built in chromatic tuner.lastly you can use battery OR ac adapter for this product to function.for those who like using batteries,here is your dream product.it uses 4 batteries.you can also adjust the volume from the product.you can also make your homemake effect.you do not need to stick to the factory setting.

there is two things that i don't like.first it takes time for you to learn how to use the product properly.another thing is i dislike the digital led.it is very annoying to search the effect because it is shown on numbers,which mean i need to memorise the patch number for the effect.if only the product can spell so i can type the effect name for easier finding.

it is very smooth and has no sharp edges.it is strong and weight around 600g.the dimensions of the product is 233mm(W)x159mm(D)x54mm(H).it is made very a very high quality product.i would rated it as the best cheapest quality multi-processor in singapore.

it's really really worth it!you won't regret buying it,seriously.not only it is affordable,but it also contains so many effects.

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Bought from from a shop called express in Solihull for about £100. Bought for the saving of not buying 20 different pedals or constant re-adjustment.

Versatility- span of effects as in you may create something totally unique. Variability on existing effects, Overdrives, Cleans, Distortions and even Acoustic Simualation. The tuner is brilliant, allowing any real tuning on any string.

Complex ways of selecting in play between a few effects. Hot a very clear display, and can be slightly to easy to make all your effects sound similar.

Plastic, so not the best, the occasional squeek included. However you'd be forgiven for thinking this is cheaply made although my mate dropped a Copy P. Bass and didnt leave a mark

Good fo applying effects and earlier work in your learning but they arent the real thing so you may consider buying a few specialist pedals based on what you like, i.e. overdrive pedals if your an overdrive person.

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After having my rack-mounted Digitech Twin Tube GFX-1 suddenly lose the ability to display the selected patch during a performance, I decided it was time to purchase an effects pedal that could do more than make me sound like a Neil Schon wannabe. After nearly buying a lesser version of this pedal at Sam Ash my wife suggested we try Guitar Center. Imagine - the exact same pedal Sam Ash was selling for $99 we found used (but in the original box with original paperwork, manual and plastic bag) for $44. I'm a happy man.

First, this thing looks cool. It's got a nice gold/silver/metallic finish that looks much sturdier than the plastic it's made from probably is. The incorporated expression pedal for wah, delay and volume pulls this unit out of the typical on/off fuzzbox realm. With 42 internal memory patches available I can noodle around for hours and never get bored with the variations. And when I plug in my headphones and some batteries I can sit with this lightweight unit on the bed and only annoy myself.

Unfortunately the manual is written in a language no longer spoken on earth.

The 606 weighs about a pound and is slim enough to slip right into a gig bag. Yeah, it's plastic but all moving parts seem very sturdy and click solidly into place. Intuitive it is not - you will need to plug in and start spinnin' knobs and pushin' buttons to figure out what it can do. One of the coolest features is the built-in guitar tuner which is easy to see even while standing over the unit. I tried this after four glasses of Zinfandel and it was still quite legible.

You won't find it for $44 like I did, but even at $99 this is one mighty little tool to help you conjure up the guitar Muse. Each effect will inspire you to try a new turn of a phrase, a new chord, maybe even start writing again. And if not, hey, there's always Ebay.

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i got this from long and mcquade, if ur gopnna buy this console buy it off the net cause i paid regular price, $175.99, the reason i bought it was b/c i didnt have a pedal to control clean and overdrive w/ my amp and i couldnt stop in a middle of a song to switch by hand.

i like the different effects, the fact that u can edit ur own sounds to ur own taste, the expression pedal i dont use to much just to control volume, and just the various preset sounds that gets u started and gives u ideas, cause u can improve them easily into good soundin ones, also the clean on mine that i made is really good o and it has an on board tuner

its plastic, really easy to break, i dont recommend u to use this in a gig where u get excited cause ull probably break it and another thing it eats up so many batteries, im lucky enough that i found an ac adapter at my house for it but i suggest u go out and buy one for this

its really light, bottom is a sheet of thin metal with foam thins so it doesnt scrath the floor, top is plastic w/ 2 knobs, 2 switching pads and a pedal, and a 2 digit display

i think its good for a begginer but now i feel that i wasted my money since i dont use all the effects cause lets face it u dont use too many effects often, i was told by my cousin that i will regret buyin it cause i wont use it to full capability but i was stuborn and wanted to try it out but all i need is a good distortion pedal. if u hav any questions or whatever email me.

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I live in South Africa, out exchange rate is terrible, right now its $11 for R1 *waits 10 seconds* its notw $11.50 for R1

ok, I got this at a music store Musicfestsa (www.musicfestsa.co.za) for about R1650, roughly 165 Dollars.

I actually love this baby! most reviewers complained that they would never use this system at a gig, I beg to differ, I dont take my guitar anywhere without taking the 606! It,s light-wieght, durable, improves the sound of any amplifier (makes my Squier Champ 15 sound like a Marshall 30 watt)comes with around 36 pre-made effects and allows you to make/edit your own. has 12 different amp simulations, makes a tiny amp sound like a cabinet amp! PLUS its a pre-amp, meaning you can practise anywhere as long as you have some earphones without having to jack-in wires and plugs, plus its battery operated! it also comes with a nice expression pedal, it also has guitar simulation, I can make my Silvertone sound like a Fender.

only two things I dont like about it.
1. its got a steep learning curve, but the manual explains every little trick if you sit down and read it, also it has a complete listing of the FX on the back of the manual.

2. the switching of FX seems abrupt unless you switch at the exact time you need to.

I love the quality of this! its light-wieght plus I've dropped it a few times and not so much of a SCRATCH A SCRATCH I TELLS YAH!

you have to get this pedal, even if you dont play a guitar GET IT AND DO IT NOW.

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I`m an novice guitar player and was looking for something to give me a variety of sounds for my guitar.A salesman at Bill`s music house in Catonsville Md.turned me on to this unit.He demonstrated it for me and I bought it on the spot.I paid $110 for it.

I like just about everything about this thing.It is very simple to operate and the manual explains it in easy to understand terms.It has 35 effects and you can use up to 9 of them simultaneously.The factory presets are great and will keep you busy for a long time.They can be altered or you can make your own and store them for future use.It has an expression pedal that can be assigned
to wah,volume,pitch,drive,delay,reverb,etc.It also runs on 6 AA batteries or AC adapter.Plus it has a built in tuner that is very accurate.It also has 3 different amp simulaters.

If this unit has any downfalls,it would be that it is made of plastic.Also the acoustic setting is kind of lame.

Like I said,It`s made of plastic,but it`s very hard plastic.Other than that,it`s very high quality.

This is the best buy for the bucks.Its large amount of effects and ease of use should keep anyone happy for a long time,beginner or pro.

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I recieved this item as a gift, but i know that it was acquired from Music123.com for $99.00 (US), plus shipping. I wanted it because im pretty new to playing guitar, and was tired of the same sounds. I was considering the Zoom 505 Mark II, which is highly rated. However, the newer 606 has a built in expression pedal which is a $50 accessory for the 505. The reviews also said that the 606 has higher quality effects.

This effects unit has tweakable sounds of many different effects pedals. It has a built in wah pedal, auto wah, chorus, flanger, pitch modulation. The pedal can be used to set volume, distortion amount, wah, and delay. It also has about 10 different distortion sounds, which range from clean to blues to full metal. The unit can also be used as a headphone amp, and can probably be hooked up to most stereos with an rca cable and adaptor. This effects unit also lets you create about 40 different presets composed of the 9 different effct channels linked together. Its pretty easy to edit these presets to create alot of cool sounds. It also has alot of cool echos.

Alot of the factory presets are boring and seem to sound alot alike. Editing quickly changes this. Also, a few of the effects are wierd, and would probably not be used in the real world, such as slow attack, ring mod, and step.

The switches and pedal all still work after about 2 months. It is made out of plastic, but I forsee no big problems, as long as it isnt abused. I have an 9V adapter, which is helpful to avoid buying batteries for it every few weeks.

I think this is a good effects unit for beginners through professionals. As long as it isnt abused, it will probably hold up.

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I picked this up at my local music store. I tried it out in store and payed $99 plus tax for it.


The best part is probably the bang for the buck. Tons fo high quality effects, up to 9 at once. The expression peddle is killer it can do many different things. (ie. volume, wah, drive, delay etc) It has all you could pretty much want. Many programmable presets.

The only thing I can say I dislike is that other than the bottom it's made of plastic. It's supposedly space age plastic and pretty durable. I went to a show the other night and 3 out of four bands had a guitarist using the 606. The other had a 505. This tells me that people trust it. Just don't beat on it and find a nice padded case for transport and it should be just fine. If you don't like it walking around on you buy one of those boards that you attach your effects to then put a hard cover on it to transport. Problem solved.

It's made of mostle plastic. I think the fact that it's so light gives it the feel of being not very durable. Time will tell. I still have to find out what Zoom will do for me if it breaks.

For the money this is a killer effect. Everyone Italked to loved the darn thing and was blown away that it was only $99 + tax. As for me I'm totally happy with it.

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I bought the Zoom 606 from a Mars Music store in Texas. Actually, it was a christmas present from my grandmother. It cost around $100. I choose the 606 because it had all the effects I needed, and an expression pedal.

The 606 has been great so far. I use it all the time. My favorite feature is the variaty of distortion effects it has. The 60 has 9 distortion types, each with adjustable gain settings. I have also liked the variety of other effects that I use mainly to spice up the distortions or to create new, unconventional sounds. For instance, using light chorus with the "PVY," or "Metal 7th" distortion and setting the built in equalizer low gives hard metal sound, while putting a light tremolo on with the "lead" distortion makes a great setting for leads that have notes held for awhile (does the vibrato for you.) Some examples of unconventional sounds I've gotten from it include an underwater, bubbly sound I got from using the chorus and autowah sounds together.

The 606 is not without its downsides, however. One of the main reasons I got it rather than another for the same price was the wah. Most other effects at this price don't have a wah. Well, the wah is not very good. It does not move smoothly (the sound) from high to low, and the pedal itself is a little uncomfortable compared to the crybaby. Also, the effects are not analog. this is very anoying! For instance: you cannot change the deepth and the rate of the tremolo seperatly. Each effect has 9 settings, and for some of them, 4 of those settings are just the first 4 with chorus added on (this chorus cannot be customised.)

The 606 seems to be built pretty well. I have not had it very long, but I have seen no signs of wear and tear which is very unique: things near me tend to break down at a faster rate...

Bottom line, this product is good for people who wouldn't know what to do with the overwhelming amount of choices of the analog multieffects. It offers basically every basic, nessecary setup fairly easily. I would not recomend it to the kind of musician who is anal about his sound. This machien just doesn't give you absolute control over it, but like I said, that is a good thing for some people!

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I bought this in the nearest music store, it's my first time to buy a guitar effect and wanted to try one, one that's cheap but can do as much as those expensive unit. I paid 100 dollar for this unit.

you can do so much effect with this unit, one at a time. If you love experimenting like me well you will be amazed, it has a scary and joyful effect that'll suit your mood. Ofcourse this unit is cheap compared to competition. It has a noise reducer, no need to cover your ears when changing effects or moving the unit. Very good for practice and experimenting sounds, one at a time.

I bought this just for practice and a hobby, I don't intend this to use outdoor, I bought this for self pleasure only, and remember use the effects one at a time, lols. This sounds more of an advise than a review, lol. I like the built in pedal.

Made of light metal and plastic, if you drop this unit I assure it'll break because it shows, well I really dont know, you have to try it to prove it. I wear socks when using this unit, and i dont wear shoes or slippers, just my plain lotioned foot, lol.

Great for practice and experimenting, double the pleasure for beginners like me. Lots of effects, 42 are programmed like Vai's, Claptons, Becks, Hendrix, Jet, Metal, Amps sounds etc. It'll take a long period of time to experience this kind of sounds, but with this unit it'll take just few minutes. Hey! zoom maker, do i get discount for this? lols

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Purchased from Music123 for $99 USD. I was looking for a multi-effects unit that wouldn't break the bank and the 606 was just what the doctor ordered. Music123's service was great. I live in the Washington D.C. area and the unit was at my house in 3 or 4 days from the time I ordered it.

I like just about everything the unit has to offer. For a hundred bucks, Zoom really throws a lot of features and functionality at you. I had the old 505 and was pretty pleased with it until I heard my buddies POD. The effects weren't very impressive on the older units, but the sound quality is much more improved in the 606. Also, the inclusion of direct to recording ability is great and the amp models are pretty cool. This makes it easy to record on my PC with Cakewalk.



I don't like that the unit is so small and tends to move around on you when using the built in expression pedal. The unit doesn't feel incredibly sturdy either, but then again, I don't gig with this unit so it's never going to see anything but my basement carpet under it and my socked feet on top of it.

Construction is part plastic, part metal. Not too shabby, but again I would never gig with this unit unless I had 10 spares in the van.

Overall it's a great unit at a great price. I mentioned the strengths and weaknesses above, but here's a shpeal from the Music123 site where I bought it regarding the feature set:

The 606 Pedal Is The Newest Entry of ZOOM Guitar Multi Effects Pedal Processors. Features a Built in Expression Pedal, 35 Versatile Effects, 3 Amp-Cabinet Simulators, Built-In Auto-Chromatic Tuner, ZOOM (ZNR) Noise Reduction System, Drive Selector & Gain + Or - Key. 4 AA (Alkaline Type) Batterys Provides More Than 24 Hours of Continuos Operation. The 606 Is Designed for Simple Use and Ease of Operation. Optional RPS 27 AC Adapter Avaiable. "Surpasses All Previous Standards"

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Slecteur Drive + rglage rapid gain level (5 modlisations amp lamps + 6 types of distortion)
Intgre expression pedals (assignable in real time each effect module)
35 effects (compressor / chorus / flanger / reverb / delay ...)
9 simultaneous effects
42 user programs
HP 3 simulation
Autochromatique intgrbr tuner /> ZNR (ZOOM Noise rducteur)
Frquence of Sampling: 31.25 kHz
A / D converter: 20 bits Sampling-24 times
D / A converter: 20 bit 8 times over-Sampling
From: jack 6.35 mm, nominal level of -20 dBm, 470 k ohms impdance
Output (Line and Headphone) Stereo Jack 6.35 mm, maximum output level +5 dBm (impdance load of 10 k ohms or more)
LED display two 7-segment characters
Power: AA battery (LR6) x 4 or AC adapter (9 V / 300 mA)
Autonomy: 24 hours (Alkaline)
Dimension: 233 x 159 x 54 mm
Weight: 600 g (without batteries)

UTILIZATION

Comprehensive manual ...
a little light on the explanation of the generation of certain sounds.
two knobs to adjust the various levels
a pedal which can be assigned different functions 6
2 buttons to switch between all the recorded sounds and how DIFFERENT ...

SOUND QUALITY

Used with an Ibanez RG and a Peavy amp .... the sound can be very soft or bite.
very wide range of settings.

OVERALL OPINION

The fact that n'abvoir pedal and annoying as the noise level must be fixed if you want to use the pedal as expression pedal ...

somewhat limited but ideal for the scene in the studio.

I tried the old zoom .... one feels much progress.

qualitprix report: excellent!

Bah, the ZOOM 505 version with more expression pedals.

UTILIZATION

The manual is super clear, but I find the description of the effects a little nglige. Note, what we do not care.

Gnrale configuration is simple, but Obviously, if you want to spend patch A1 D5 standing with your scraper, you're not in trouble.
The expression pedals has a trs grip (plutt foot) and has nothing to envy pedals true gender.

The edition of the sounds is very simple, but a bit long. Note, what we do not care.

SOUND QUALITY

The effects are not as customizable as the ZOOM 707 II, but there are even when their account.
Question modulation, the effects are Submitted and ralistes but the pitch is really crap,
still happy that we can assign the pedals of expression and have a whammy plutt INTERESTED (although crap too).

The trs distos really good (all diffrent and all useful), including METAL 7TH, a large distortion for hollow metal
which does not lack of attack, and MS DRV, a simulation of distortion marshall trs really impressive, fat but clean, with this particular stamp
typ Marshall, great for all styles.

There are three amp simulations: Combo, Bright Combo, and Stack.
Needless to say that Stack is the best if you want to sound pais. Combo offer a more sharp and bright clump mdiumis combo sound
Fenderesque. But then the sound is pure simulation without ...

I use it with a Chicago team Washburn EMG and Crate 65W amp and a whore, without this multi-purpose I would be nothing.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 4 months.

The particular feature I like most is the fucking Marshall type distortion, and the least this Pitch limit trs. The rest is correct.

I do not think there's a better multi-effect that price l.

Look over tt is said

UTILIZATION

Takes time to master the machine even Khan

SOUND QUALITY

Personal I do not like at all, one gets the impression that the sound is robotic, kan we go to the neck pickup of his guitar (for me SD) saturates the brothel and manages more than anything.
c can be as much apart for a beginner and sentrainer voulan discover the effects, but not counting on it to repeat or the scene, c boring, there is a lag between the DPress the pedal and the fact that the effect s 'actionne.sur big amp sound is unmanageable and merdiqueplus the stack that combo.

OVERALL OPINION

And b are days when you say that many more effects pedal to c can be better Anyway, rather c "and zoom in the trash." the robot's ca fears, and to tell you tested else g multi purpose and for example the digitech power is 10 times better.
dsl to have broken even and I lambiance kan is 0 because there are not -1.

Programming is really simple ultra mga if I compare a rhythm box type RT323. Well it's true that going to go from A1 to B2 is a Parkinson's foot pedals and expression not always sufficiently progressive.
Prvoir of rechargeable batteries if direct costs headphone.

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UTILIZATION

Programming is really simple ultra mga if I compare a rhythm box type RT323. Well it's true that going to go from A1 to B2 is a Parkinson's foot pedals and expression not always sufficiently progressive.

SOUND QUALITY

It's been a year since I have the pedals and I'm glad see trs happy sounds and I have no problem of bizarre rock no friend (note that the output must be supported if the sound is actually a bit mtallique (same for guitar pickups) a 1K Ohm Resistors say should help to those who from a high amp impdance c 'may be the neo bp with an amp that hangs), I, my only complaint is the breath and I have a 504 like that, my son and a guy I know a 505 re same. It's his only real default.

OVERALL OPINION

It's been a year since I have the pedals.

Prt redeem this prize is unbeatable!

Studio use for now on when I scne master the machine!

The choice of effects is quite large, enough to play some nights without getting tired!

UTILIZATION

Many functions and not enough buttons. As everyone says, they need to understand the manual by heart ... Manual format also too small ...

SOUND QUALITY

Extraordinary for the time: no breath. I would say that the effects are too Submitted for Premire, but must rgler!
I use a guitar aria SL-ST.

OVERALL OPINION

I rcupre OCCAZ of noon today, I have yet to unplug. It lacks some buttons (I'm a fan of the button, I do not like the numrique ...). But we can not do without if we have no budjet!
Report qualitprix: good. (70 of OCCAZ ...)
I expect the time to see if I made a mistake by buying it!

On this point says it all does and simplest is to go to the site simply ZOOM

UTILIZATION

Sure, it's not empty at beginners but we understand pretty quickly how the bte.
Now to get the effects and dosing of Manir select wisely is another problem, since there are quite a few beginners there is a tendency to add in tons.

SOUND QUALITY

The effects are nice, Obviously some are more fun than actually useful or even used in the context of a song. For distos no doubt, no lights they put in, sounds quite a transistor, but fortunately some take the road (I think especially the accumulation of marshall really nice I use a lot )
Wah wah for me is relatively MODR mainly due to lack of progressiv of expression pedals, but remains in the right

OVERALL OPINION

My zoom a few years, I slowly began to replace analog pedals by individual but it is multi indeed correct for those who want to invest a large sum of money and want a little goter all effects which are then replaced by carefully chosen pedals.
Qar also a good place it can be used to prampli between a guitar and a line input (sound card or even from CD to a bass amp dpanner-if, if I ' did), that's why I spare not immediately
Today I do more because I start Rasht build me a real set of pedals but I do not regret my purchase because I bought it a year APRS my electric guitar and Premire I really enjoyed playing with.
Just a quick note to indicate a weakness of the switches within a few years of heavy use and not forcment dlicat. But it's good stuff even when.

Multi-effects pedal, effects which comprenent 39 9 combined.
It includes the effect drive, wha, reverb, pitch, ...
It also has an expression pedal that lets you adjust the depth of the selected effect.
I put 9 because perfection is not of this world, but for the price, almost there!

UTILIZATION

At first it's hard: you just play with the effects pre-configured.
There's lots of buttons, even too many buttons! But you get used to it quickly! After 3 days, and finally understands ... it's too much! It makes its own effects!
Not need the manual I think, finally, for those who are evil, it is still recommended!
8 because it is simple without being really ... Finally, I understand lol

SOUND QUALITY

The sound ...
It is just beautiful! I redécouver my amps!
7 string metal sound is really nikel for players in the style steve vai or RONDAT (note that we must just add the contour), the acoustic simulation is really beautiful, in short, it should to everyone!
Small default, the expression pedal is a little sensitive when not deep and is for the adjustment of effects!
What will be worth a 8!

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for one week, to tell you! It is still easy to use!
The only thing to note is that my decision may be superficial Since this is my first pedal and I have tried no other!
But for the price (98 euro), I think it's good matéiel and that for that price you will not find better now!
9 because I can not put 8.5 but it deserves!
went a +!

I used this pedal for about 6 months. It is very versatile, you can get a lot of sounds with. But it should be noted that this is a great pedal to get started in the pedals. Indeed, with time and progress can be seen that it lacks many things such as: The wah does not dig enough. I bought this pedal € 100, no regrets, so I judge the quality / price very good. With the experience I would not make that choice because I already sold to buy a better pedal. So I repeat, this is the perfect pedal to start in the world of pedal = is found significantly affected, it explodes with sound and effects. The sounds are good (many forms of distortion, overdrive, fuzz, clean), jy understand anything at first but after reading the manual ca easy as I thought ^ ^. Despite all this pedal is limited, so I sold it hoping to buy a GNX 4 (but not the same range of price and quality). So here I recommend that each guitar to start with this pedal, you will not be disappointed !!!!!

UTILIZATION

N / A

SOUND QUALITY

N / A

OVERALL OPINION

N / A