uc_jordan's Pedalboard

This is a fundamental part of my rig, I think it really is the best pitch shifter out of any pedals that I've come across. The tracking is pretty much perfect enough for me to create multiple songs off of me shifting the pitch with the foot pedal part of the unit, similar to how wahh pedal players use their wahhs (except these settings are way cooler than any wahh haha).

Does the tuning job well enough. Also like to use it as a mute switch whenever I'm setting down my guitar or whatnot.

This is the modern version of the legendary Boss OC-2 pedal. Although it does offer way more settings than the OC-2, I sometimes feel that the tracking can be a bit wonky whenever you're pushing this pedal to it's limits.

Still a solid, versatile octave pedal.

Great for splitting signal, I did have to add a battery adapter so that I can connect this pedal to my power supply (this originally a battery-powered only unit). Yeah haven't had much issues with it!

This pedal offers a lot for it's price point. I know that I'm far from the first to talk about all of the different possible reverb settings that you can pull off with this unit, so instead I'll list the specific uses that I got out of the HOF 2. I had utilized the stereo jacks to split the signal before I got a dedicated unit which does that. Of course you can use the Hall reverb and all the other typical reverbs, but my favorite has got to be the LOFI reverb, idk it's checks the boxes for what I'm looking for (A reverb with character but not overbearing/distracting).

Oh btw I never used that "long press" feature on this pedal, I just can't find a good use of it despite of me being more of a "experimental" pedal player, oh welll

I know that there's some use that others have found with this unit with some looper pedals, I however use this unit with the Boss DD-8, mainly for the twirl affect that you can toggle with it. To be honest now that I'm thinking about it... I only have this unit to press one button that makes one effect... still worth it imo!

So my wacky made in China Telecaster came new and broken straight out of the box (bad input jack)... however I got it for dirt cheap and liked the color of it so I made it work by upgrading the jack, tuning pegs, and string saddles. It plays nice, and it's so cheap that I don't mind having my way with it with bangs and scratches.