WNTR

Not for the usual mandolin player. It's more a toy than a real instrument. You can still get some good vibes out of it

Amazing small sized wah. The 3 settings are really interesting. The only issue is due to the plop when you turn on the effect

1 watt full tube amp. The clean tones are great, thanks to the ISF. Crunches are alright. I wouldn't use it for leads, as the drive channel sounds cheap. But it's a great deal to play at home

Super tones. Two channels. You can stack A & B in series or parallel. Tube driven, cab sim, effect loop, dry output, DI output. Great for heavy tones

This guitar is a killer. Well finished, well balanced. It only needed an upgrade in pickups and tuners and I ended up with what looks like the perfect rock machine.

I own the 1st version, before the asymetrical redesign. Very light guitar, super fast neck, nice paint job. The original pickups were somewhat weak. I removed them with Gibsons. It's a super deal if you consider spending an extra 200€ for various upgrades (pickups, tuners,etc.)

You can do pretty much what you want with this unit. I have tried tons of them. This one is the best.

The mid switch allows you to cut into the mix and makes it a sort of super badass muff

Works on guitars and basses. Crazy tones but not easy to handle. The Pinch control gives a synth kinda waveform.

Don't waste your time with EQs. Crank it up, plug it in and blow the place. Tube upgrade is highly recommended.

The clean and crunch tones are amazing. Tubes are very easy to remove if considering an upgrade.