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Dunlop has a pretty large palette of wahs, but there is something really special about this JC95. It's not harsh or shrill like others, it's less trebly and rather low-to-mid-focused pedal which gives you that authentic and true wah tone we all look for. I was positively suprised how it handles really hi-gain and at the same time how pleasant it sounds on cleans. Perfect wah, without any doubt!

I had stock Phase 90 which in general is great pedal, but this annoying volume boost (or even a distortion) can be pain in the ass, so R28 mod is necessary to get things right. This EVH Phase solves all problems since you can immediately switch from block logo mode to script mode without opening and modding circuit. As we speak about tone and overall quality - 5 stars, this pedal literally sings both on clean and heavy distortion.

I've been through CE-2, CE-3, CE-5, Small Clone and some other well known choruses and guess what - eventually ended up with CH-1 (not analog, digital one from 2015). It is versatile, decent sounding and very user-friendly pedal. Also price is very reasonable - got it brand new for about 70$ with 5 yrs of warranty. If you want a safe and good chorus then go for CH-1, definately. EDIT: After some time I got an analog version from 1996. Best one, ever!

It doesn't have true bypass, fancy led lights or screen or poly-tuning, but it's so damn accurate, reliable and durable that I will never get rid of it. Boss TU-2 is a life-time tuner.

It might not have as much mojo as other boosters like Xotic EP Booster, but it is still a great pedal to have in your set up! I use it primarily as a front-end boost to give my amps more saturation, sustain, brightness and juice. It's perfect for all leads, solos and parts where you want to shine in the mix! Oh, and just to mention - I got mine for 29,99 USD brand new :)