greg_douthit

I use this pedal mostly after my EHX Cathedral. I LOVE mod setting that sort of adds a little bit of chorus to my sound. I can get that awesome EDGE-ish sound when used after my Cathedral reverb, but I also can use it for some dotted eighth, sort of echo sounds, for those parts where you want to sound like you are playing twice the notes you are picking. Love this pedal.

I love this pedal so much. If you use any type of reverb, this is the pedal to use. Though practically, for me, I use the pre-delay settings just as much as the reverb end of things. I have a delay pedal after this in my chain, so I get reverb and some delay stacking that gives me an incredibly beautiful sound.

I paid under $100 for this when I bought it. I'm pretty certain this is made by the same factory that makes the Joyo, as there appears to be no difference except for Wave-X logo where the Joyo logo was. The only issue that I have is that whenever I first power this on, and I make the initial switch between settings, there is a quick ringing sound. This is compounded whenever reverb/delay and overdrive are in the signal chain. I've had to make a habit of powering up my pedalboard, and then switching between the loops to get the noise out of the way. Another detail that I wish they would enhance is the distance between the switches. There has been more than one occassion of my having an accident and stomping on more than one, or the wrong one. I have to make sure I'm looking at the pedal when I switch :)

I've been hearing about how Ibanez Tube Screamers were a common staple in everyone's pedalboard. My first experience with trying one out was this past weekend. This is so worth the price. I wanted something that could be subtle or be pushed to a great rock tone. With my humbuckers, though I'm sure it's quite the same, to a degree with single coil pickups, this was exactly what I was looking for.