Mzperx

Really interesting synth, it really helped my creative workflow, but im still discovering it.

It does not take up a lot of space, sounds great and works great with my daw, love it!

Thist tiny stuff helped me to really learn the basics of synths, def recommend it for entering the analog world.

You can get very high gain without a lot of noise, and the harmonic distorion is awsome. At least for its price if you use it just a summing box with some analog sound, still worth that money.

Its kinda okay for that price but i can't compare to a Fatar keyboard or a real piano, but it does the job as a midi controller, the keys feel like typical plastic stuff.

Crunch, punch, sexy chorus and pretty dope vibrato. Good to have that stereo out too.

Very good, also just to look at it, Especially a vintage 60's made in italy model.

Very digital! It eats the battery life quickly and you don't have enough controll over the sound, not the best gear i have i should say :/

Made in USSR, pretty unique, Wah is kinda acting backwards like a normal wah, the fuzz is nice without any low end :D And the tremolo is very strange with speed controll also. Only real disadvantage is, it has swhitches not footswitches built in, and the origilal ones does not have a jack in/out.

It does the job perfectly, and you have a lot of controll of the sound, you can get a little dirt but you can go fckn dirt. Love it!

Its a basic sounding pedal but its great.

I have heared it in live performance, if you use the cab simulator, it will sound terribly shit, but if you bypass the cab simulator, and you use it with a good amp, the pedal simulators are incredibly close to the original pedals!

it has built in the edge of digital age, but the analog sounds are great and also the digital stuff, not the easyest to programme it but you have good control over it. It only needed to fix after 20+ years, replace a capacitor...

The biggest reason of it to call pro, it has a rack case and you can controll with pc, the sound quality also great.

Maybe not the best for live shows but can be useful in home studio or for practice.

As i see its almost in every studio, great to use as paralell comp. Great to create pumping sound. And you can get them very cheap!

Maybe its a sh*t option for a serious live band, but for experimenting in a home studio its great! Has some unique character & crazy fx!

Its a go to mic for basic vocals or electric guitar but i also used it for piano. Kinda cheap but the best mic ever made in the history!

Mosty im using it for record vocals but works well with acoustic guitar For me its like an sm58 combinet with an expensive condenser mic. In the world of listening music in phone you don't need better than this!