All user reviews for the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone

I think everything has t say about this, so I passed this chapter.

UTILIZATION

Good, operation is simple and effective.
rglages are various possible and interresting, after all dpend the way you use it. (Disto main or other) then

SOUND QUALITY

, cluck sonority is, as the name suggests typ metal.
anyway if not to play in this style, I'll deprecated. same as putting a little gain and typ is not that (as well take something else).
otherwise, the era c'tait a very good pedal, but now a bit though when even Exceeds interesting. Me, I use to get sound distortion filter type, thanks to rglage offered this pedal.
That said, although it may do better pedals today, it remains very interresting price after you buy it. but be careful with rglages. you can make a beautiful sound of shit if you are greedy and stingy on bass in medium. (at least he serat flattering if you play alone, but once in a group with a low behind say goodbye to your guitar sound) Otherwise, if you take the time to work, you Serz well placed in the mix with his "mtal" that can delight you. the problem is that I am the board on a tube amp, but if you have an amp lamps, I advise you to use your amp distortion. unless there is no course.


OVERALL OPINION

Basically, if you amp has a `light ductless saturated mtal you are doing and you fall on the pedals for a fifty euro is OCCAZ has a grasp. beyond a, with the same config and a budget is a little bit more lev find better today.

The Boss MT-2 Metal Zone is a distortion pedal designed for use with electric guitar. It has a 1/4 inch input and output and is powered by either a nine volt battery or by a nine volt power supply. It is not a rack mountable piece of gear because it is a stomp box.

UTILIZATION

Like most Boss pedals, the configuration of the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone is really easy to figure out. From left to right, it has parameters for level, two for EQ that each have two bands on them (high and low, and two middle frequencies) and then a knob of distortion. It is really easy to zoom in on whatever sound you might be after. The manual for the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone is pretty complete and thorough, but really isn't necessary when trying to learn this pedal.

SOUND QUALITY

The sound quality of the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone is respectable and like the name states, is best suited for playing metal or hard rock music. It is a really thick and heavy sounding distortion and because of this is pretty one dimensional. If you have an amp that doesn't have distortion like me, you probably have been looking for that perfect distortion pedal for a while now, but unless you play mostly heavy metal this probably isn't it. Don't get me wrong, the sound quality of the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone is clean and the distortion is big and heavy, but is really only suitable for one type of music. Being fair though, it doesn't really advertise to be anything more than that anyway.

OVERALL OPINION

I've been using the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone for about three years and while it is a good sounding pedal with a decent amount of parameters, I don't use it very often simply because I don't play the type of music that this pedal is intended for anymore. The price of this pedal makes it a very attractive option and I would encourage those interested in a distortion pedal in this price range to try out this pedal as well as some of the other pedals Boss and their competitors has to offer. All in all, the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone is definitely worth a try for those who play harder rock and need a thick sounding distortion pedal.