SONICAKE Digital Modulation Effects Guitar Pedal Multi Effects Pedal 4 Mode of Chorus, Flanger, Phaser & Tremolo Warped Dimension

Great peddle great sound I was just what I needed 🎸

I'm honestly blown away; the Tone Group EQ is absolutely incredible for the price, I have since added it to my main pedalboard! Pros: - Metal construction, feels solid. - Every slider stops and clicks in the middle so you can get an even level (not usually found on cheaper EQ's) - Clean with virtually no noise unless boosting the dB Level or 2-4k (could be my humbuckers). - Can be used as a Boost pedal. Cons: - No power source included and no battery power (common for many pedals) but might affect some customers, however not me personally. If I was nitpicking or to offering improvements to this EQ, then the sliders could have knob of some sort on them, but for this price point I really can't complain and don't have a problem with the way they are currently.

Decided to buy this after seeing some really positive review videos. There seems to be a whole world of quality budget pedals, and this is no exception. for a dual reverb/delay pedal the price point, there is little risk involved This a really solid build, looks the part and just has great functionality. Initially, I wasn't crazy on the reverb, but when you dial it back you'll find the sweet spot. It sort of loses the run of itself if you go past 12 o'clock. There is a noticeably "tinny" feel to it, but at lower levels it sounds fantastic and adds a fantastic depth to the delay once both are engaged. The delay is great and as others have pointed out, does have some slight modulation on it which you can hear as the repeats fade out. Not an issue for me as again, I think it adds a nice depth to things and just adds a bit of uniqueness to this pedal. I have other dual reverb/delay pedals which are twice or three times the price, and this absolutely holds it's own with them. Continuing to have allot of fun with this pedal.

Value for money. Two pedals in one. Noiseless. Not too big. Metal construction. Two stomp switches. Sounds great, robust. Not studio level obviously (its a foot pedal), but for gigging its fine. I use it subtly (i.e its on all the time), so I don't know how it would be for any space cadets.

Bass players will probably identify with me when I say that Ive spent a life-time perfecting my bass sound. I finally found my ideal amp earlier this year and its pretty much spot on - the pedal gives me the chance to fine tune the sound so well happy! The compressor brings the sound to life and the overdrive, to my ears is just enough to give a valve-like glow!

OK , this little box would work best for someone who wants to learn about analogue effects without spending silly money, or does not have an IQ of a 155 and works for NASA, to understand effect processors. Such as I!!??? It's parameters are limited but scope is ample for students to get a decent understanding.

Really like this pedal, I only bought it for the tremolo effect to test out before committing to a standard tremolo pedal. The other settings are interesting, personally I don't feel like I would use the chorus setting as my stand alone chorus while gigging but, honestly for the price point, really can't complain.

Relay in footswitch failed within days of receipt. Returned for refund.