STRICH Looper Guitar Pedal with 3 Slots For Saving Loop Tracks, One Knob to Rule All, USB for Audio Export, 90 mins for Electric Guitar, Pure White

This nifty gadget helps me tune my guitar so it does not sound as bad as my singing. It was a great price so I had no issue with it.

I didn’t know what to expect exactly but I love playing with this! It’s small and easy to use and it sounds good. I’m able to make more complex music with this pedal. I’m kind of surprised. I’m not even that good of a guitar player. Works well.

Nice little tuner

The media could not be loaded.  I love this pedal! Dime the knobs and you get an excellent thrash metal sound, but flick the switch to high and get a tone reminiscent of an HM-2. And if you scale the knobs back and you can get a great tone to make your guitar sing without all the heavy (of that's your thing - or you could also roll off the volume knob on your guitar). My only wish is that the jacks and power could have been at the top of the pedal, but it's already a smaller size, so it's forgivable. The paint job is nice, it's lightweight, and even with the jack placement it should fit easily onto any pedalboard. I still plan on playing this through many more amps and can already see it replacing the dirt channel on many of them bc it just does it so well. Overall, I'm going to get a lot of use out of this thing. Keep your eye on this brand.Video Note: the guitar played uses 2 single coils running series to act as a humbucker. I mostly chugged along bc that's what I'd want to hear out of a Distortion pedal. Enjoy.

only uses AC power, no adaptor included, plan on spending more money

I have a boss katana and love playing with the octave effect. However, the boss effect tracks like an analog pedal. Meaning that you can only play single notes, otherwise the effect garbles and creates noise.I started looking at polyphonic octave pedals that will allow playing multiple notes at once, and they are on the expensive side.Browsing Amazon, I noticed this pedal, which claims to be polyphonic, for $49. I gave it a shot and it really holds up.There are 3 modes. All modes allow you to mix the original signal to be as loud as you like, along with octaves.Mode one has +1 and +2 octaves. This is my least favorite mode. The two higher octaves just don't sound right. It's better with the higher of the two turned completely down. You can use the +1 octave to fake a 12 string sound.Mode two is +1 and -1. This mode is okay. It's more usable than mode one.Mode 3, lower octave only, is where this pedal shines. Put it in line with a fuzz and overdrive and it is doom city. Click off the fuzz and you are in funky town. I don't know what it is, but adding that lower octave just brings out the grooves.The polyphony on the pedal is great. It tracks all notes in a chord with no added noise. There is minor perseptible latency, but it's no worse than what is present in higher priced pitch shifting effects.This is a great pedal if you don't want to spend more money on the other more well known brands. Check it out.

Got this for my second tuner because it was smaller than my trusty korg that I've gigged with for 10 years. I'm playing a 5150 lbxII through boogie 2x12. 1st two months great then fired it up and got horrible feedback. Didn't think it could be the tuner however just running 3 other pedals and narrowed it down to this. Switched out and put my korg in the chain and worked great. Do not buy this crap. Stick to a bigger name even though it's twenty bucks. Heck even the Behringer tuner is 30 and never had any problems with anything they have ever done.

The media could not be loaded.  I spend a lot of time on the road playing music. I got tired of unpacking rack mounts and half stacks just to work on new material or jam with friends. I went on a quest to find inexpensive gear that sounded good. Strich hit the nail on the head with this one. No noise. It's nice controllable distortion. Heavy duty build. Suitable for everything from Lynyrd Skynyrd to Lamb of God. Ships quick with zero hassle. For reference I'm playing a Zakk Wylde Custom Les Paul w/EMG 81-85'S through a modified Crate GX w/celestion T-75 in the video. The Katana mini is strictly for the high freq. I'll definitely be watching Strich for analogue effects from now on. VERY welcome surprise.Thanks Strich,Rob Ronin

I really did not get along with this pedal. To my ears the tracking was slow and it didn't sound like a true polyphonic octave pedal.

This is a nice reverb to put your sound into a "room" or give you a reverb tank spring reverb sound. It's not a super lush huge ambient space effect although it does have a limited shimmer effect in the "bottom" mode. Well made box. These pedals must be plugged in and have no way to run a battery. It's a fine for beginner to intermediate level player or for the pro who wants to build an inexpensive pedalboard for those "rougher" gigs.

STRICH MELODY HALO Guitar Effect Chorus PedalPro- has four grippy feet and comes with an optional velcro pad that sticks to the bottom- standard setup, output on left, input on right- sturdy constructionCon- more of a preference but I like having the power on top, this one is on the right side.- when the volume was over 40% I started hearing static- I didn’t find the depth knob make any significant difference to the toneI’ve got a Fender amp that has a built-in chorus effect which is really quite nice and I was hoping this would perform similarly. It makes it sound like two guitars are playing at a slightly different pitch and timing. It gives you a really nice full sound. However this sounds more like you are just increasing and decreasing the pitch according to the speed knob (i.e. vibrato). Needless to say that isn’t the sound I was expecting, not to say that the effect is bad. And I was disappointed the depth made little difference and there was noise when the volume wasn’t particularly high.

Seems to be a very solidly built pedal but not as much control as I had expected. Still worth the money though.

I wrote a thoughtful and well detailed review of this pedal. It disappeared,.....TWICE. It's a neat pedal, my second fav of the 6 i've tried from STRICH, my #1 pick being the Modulation pedal. This one has a bit of a learning curve. It makes cool sounds when you figure it out. Sounds that are worth it! Before you figure it out it makes sounds that far less than desirable. I'll give you a hint. 1) it's about where you play on the neck. 2) It's about blending the volumes of the octaves in order to achieve a sound that won't summon Satan from the depths of hades. That is all.