Kit Carson

Forget your amps distortion. This little amp in a box will turn your clean channel into death and destruction with one click. The knobs are extremely responsive, the tone is excellent, and the pedal is simple and easy to use. Not saying this is the only distortion pedal I’ll ever use, but this pedal has spoiled me. I’ll be extremely picky next time I’m shopping for some dirt & grime.

Unique compressor with an absurd amount of control you don’t find in many other compressors. Great bang for the buck.

This is an extremely unique and fun pedal. I’d give it a 5, but the truth is not everyone sound you’ll make with this pedal is “usable” per say. That doesn’t take away from the cool factor, but I doubt I’d ever use this pedal for more than 2 or 3 songs a set. Solid pedal, extremely fun, just not the most versatile in my opinion.

This is an extremely responsive noise gate with plenty of control, and for the price, it’s relatively unmatched. Now I will say it can be a pain to dial in at times, but once it’s set up to your liking you’ve got nothing to fear.

You get what you pay for. An easy to use, responsive, and solidly constructed volume pedal. No if ands or buts.

Not much to say here. Plays smooth. Sounds amazing. Beautiful finish. Killswitch. The only pain I’ve ran into is how often I have to change the batteries for the active pickups. Aside from that, best 2 grand I’ve ever spent.

This pedal does what it advertises. I’ve just a had a hard time getting a sound out of it that I would use personally. I love earthquaker to death, and I think in the right hands this pedal could be a joy to play with and use. Those hands are not mine though.

For a $500 amp I can’t complain. It’s loud enough for shows and practice. I think the distortion on this amp is just okay. Same thing with the prebuilt effects. I haven’t gotten any sounds out of the amp that I couldn’t do better with the right pedal. All that being said, the clean channel is solid. Love just turning the sucker on and letting my pedals do the heavy lifting. All it’s gotta do is scream.