jack_kenney

I wish it was easier to map, and there's something funky with the usb connection on mine, but it does everything I need it to MIDI-wise.

This is okay, but the tubes wore out pretty quick, and it's not worth changing them before I get another high-end tube amp, probably another vox.

Most commonly used with my moog mother, it does much better with synth sounds than noisy guitar pickups.

Not usually picky about analog vs. digital synthesis, but I love this unit.

Not the best pedal for harmonies and pitch shifting as the pog 2 is, I would use this to switch pitches with the t-arm.

Although the high end is too distant, the lower bands fairly accurately mimic the sound of a darker guitar.

Hands down, best noise cancellation pedal on the market.

For how cheap it is compared to other fuzz pedals, this easily creates any amount of extreme simmer and shade sounds I need. It does create a lot of noise, but is handled well with the Decimator.

Almost exclusively used to create feedback for sick distortion sounds with the Fix'd Fuzz pedal, rarely do I use the boost.

I use this guitar the most, as it provides the greatest versatility. Often it goes through both the Vox and Marshall, but mostly just the Marshall.

I use this through the Vox AC30vc and it plays very bright, jangly tunes.