mccarthala

sounds crystal clear and bright. always gets the job done well. easy to transport and sounds crisp

its pretty clunky and has a disgusting name but it sounds superb. one of the best sounding distortions imo

when i was able to get this thing working it was one the absolute coolest pedal in my arsenal. but ontop of it being a labrynth and a half to decipher the input jack frequently breaks. but if you can fix that input jack and decipher the knobs and switches this is one of the coolest things ever

this thing sounds totally fine. good crunch, fat sounding, surprisingly versatile the coffin shape is a fun gimmick but is SUPER annoying, all quarter-inch jacks are at an angle, which completely throws off my pedalboard feng shui. on top of this, the tone, gain, and volume knobs are alternatively named bleed, filth, and inject, which for a simpleton like me can be confusing sometimes. still decent enough for me to keep on the board, but it definitely has its pitfalls

its pretty clunky and has a disgusting name but it sounds superb. one of the best sounding distortions imo

when i was able to get this thing working it was one the absolute coolest pedal in my arsenal. but ontop of it being a labrynth and a half to decipher the input jack frequently breaks. but if you can fix that input jack and decipher the knobs and switches this is one of the coolest things ever

sounds crystal clear and bright. always gets the job done well. easy to transport and sounds crisp

this thing sounds totally fine. good crunch, fat sounding, surprisingly versatile the coffin shape is a fun gimmick but is SUPER annoying, all quarter-inch jacks are at an angle, which completely throws off my pedalboard feng shui. on top of this, the tone, gain, and volume knobs are alternatively named bleed, filth, and inject, which for a simpleton like me can be confusing sometimes. still decent enough for me to keep on the board, but it definitely has its pitfalls