jonathan_luck's Reviews
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Amazed, shocked!
I didn't expect so much headroom for a smaller amp! This thing is phenomenal, and once again Vox created a gem worth raving about. Handles fx beautifully too!!
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An excellent working artist's axe!
Very lightweight and super easy to play. Does even better with heavier gauge strings. Feels like a Tele, plays like a Strat. Squier is kicking serious a$$ with their line of affordable guitars!
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A darker, more subtle delay.
Very rich sound, sweeping, slightly modulated. It's just not as bright and present as some other delay pedals, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. The parameters are also more sensitive, which requires a mindful touch when tweaking in the moment. Careful of that feedback: it'll scream like a Nazgûl lol.
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Nice verb for the price.
Nice reverb settings (3 to choose from), and won't break the bank. But it has that annoying "pop" common to most TC Electronic pedals when you engage or disengage the effect.
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Stunning!
Oh joy this thing is just lush!! An immediate inspiration tool! Keys and vox also sound great when run through it. I even ran an overhead on a snare through it!! It's gold 👍👍
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My "A" fuzz pedal!
First fuzz I ever got. Great for girl-tone, chunky rhythm that keeps clear tone, and AWESOME when paired with a Big Muff!!! However, the 2nd and 3rd settings (middle dial) aren't very impressive. But with this pedal you'll only need (and want to use) the primary setting.
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Tried, true, trusted!
If you look up "dependable delay pedal" in the dictionary, chances are this pedal will be it. An all around gem!!
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Very impressed!
Same great fx package as the Binary eko. This one is all mod fx. But it also has the same con: the fx settings cancel out once you switch patches. However, the sounds are so rich and creamy, it's kind of fun re-setting them.
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The best budget combo delay pedal on Earth!
Ok so this is a psych rockers best buddy! Lots of spacey echo options. Only con is the settings cancel out when you switch between patches, and you're forced to reset them. Otherwise it's a winner 👍👍
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A good budget compressor
Great while engaged, but has that annoying chirp when turned on/off. The work around is to minimize the effect when not needed. But it will "pop" whenever you engage or disengage it. Other than that, it gives a nice effect.
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A sleeper semi-hollowbody 👍👍
Ugly headstock?? Nonsense!! As hollowbodies go, this is a wonderful axe, all the more so for being affordable to the starving artist. It's very easy to play and handles fx well! A little buzzy with light strings, but as soon as I put power slinkies on it, all was well!
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A must have!!!
Wow!! This is a thick, bassy fuzz that'll immediately inspire you! Think David Gilmour, Eddie Hazel, Kevin Parker. It's that Big Muff BOOM in a little, affordable package 👍👍
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A very good budget bass!
What it lacks in electronics, it makes up for in action, feel, and of course price tag. A little lacking in low end output, but a very good bass for throwback genres like Motown and Psychedelic rock. Very solidly built.
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An extremely solid unit 👍👍
The absolute best looper for those who frequent open mics, house jams, busking on campus. Another great pedal that embraced the less is more philosophy, and hit it outta the park!
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The best little pedal on Earth!
This thing does a lot: it's technically an envelope filter, but it also works killer as a noise gate for cancelling out obnoxious treble and high end, almost like a lo-fi filter. Perfect for psych rock, jazz, r&b.
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A great budget boost!
This is great for those with smaller pockets haha! Only con: it can chirp a little when engaging/disengaging. But otherwise it's great 👍
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Very hands-on, less is more. Just needs a brighter display.
A solid unit, just needs a brighter display. But it's built tough which is awesome! And it's lightweight.