VivlexTwin Looper Loop Station Guitar Pedal Mini Loop Recording for Electric Guitar Bass 10 Minutes of Looping, Unlimited Overdubs

What can you say ? It displays the tuning, the display is big and bright and easy to see from above, true bypass (so no buzz or hum) . . . . the case is metal and sturdy and the price is ridiculously low for a quality product!

Am actually quite impressed with this. Bought it on a whim as I’m currently prepping for a school musical (Rock of Ages) that I’m playing lead guitar in and am looking for ways to make my set up and guitar changes easier.Didn’t have a chance to try it at home but had an all-day rehearsal with it today and just plugged into the board and off I went.Well, it does the job alright. The three different settings of piezo, standard and jumbo progressively add more bass frequencies that a little roll off of volume helped to tame a bit.As with all of these budget Chinese-made pedals, there’s a bit of a click when you turn it on or off and I haven’t had enough time to really play with the three knobs to see the range available on them but my initial impression for a cheap acoustic simulator is that it’s worth the small amount of cash that I parted with for it.

My previous pedal stopped working after about a year - it only cost £16 or so.This pedal sits on top of my practice amp - I have a Marshall VibraTrem on my main board.This pedal sounds much better than the one it replaced.Pretty happy with it!

Is what it is really. Cheap and built like a tank. It will never float the boat of the purists but as a piece of gig kit it covers all the base's.

Terrible tuner pedal. It has too wide a range of what it considers to be in tune. I could be too flat and it says I'm in tune. I could be too sharp and it says I'm in tune. So in the end, you have some strings that are flat, some that are sharp, some that might be in tune... but the tuner says it's perfect.Really bad pedal that almost screwed over my gig. I bought 2 of these for my bandmates before our gig and trusted that they would work but after tuning with this pedal on stage the singer/guitarist noticed his guitar sounded atrocious and out of tune. Then he plugged into my good tuner and it said he was off. Terrible product, steer clear.

This is a simple ABY merger or splitter, depending on a little switch to configure. I use one on my guitar pedal board, but send the other directly to a DI box into my audio interface. I use it in a home recording studio, so I always have guitar/bass etc with pedal effects AND a direct clean signal. Using this setup you can record both at the same time and process the direct clean signal as you wish in your DAW.Yes, you can power it to get a pretty light, but as I am not switching between A and B, I don’t need it. Works very well and noiselessly.

You very much get what you pay for - super-cheap for a reverb pedal, and two of the settings ("room" in particular, and "spring") are decent enough and usable in an undemanding live environment (I'll just be using this to add a bit of depth/presence to an acoustic guitar in a church band, so it's basic stuff), and the controls are effective enough (the usual mix, decay and tone). However, I went for this one in particular as I noticed the "shimmer" option, BUT...it's horrible. The shimmer effect is either out-of-tune, or almost atonal, or a horrible combination of the two; having played with the settings for a while, I can't find a single "shimmer" setting which would be in any way usable in public (unless you really hate your audience/congregation). A Boss RV-6 this is not.In short, if you want a cheap and basic room delay with decent build quality and some adjustable parameters you could probably do a lot worse; if you want usable "shimmer", you're going to need to spend a fair bit more than this I'm afraid.

I bought this power supply to power a Zoom B1 four bass pedal as it eats batteries! Works perfectly and was a very good price.