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This is one of the best spring reverb ever made. It's super drippy and sounds awesome for blues. It's not as high fidelity as the Strymon Flint or the El Capistan but it has a vintage esque to it which is great. Most people will keep the TONE really low as it may sound really bright but it will kill the lush reverb and kills the sparkle too. I normally keep the Mixer below 9 o clock while the tone around 3 to 4 and dwell below 11. This sounds really good with blues . For more modern sounding reverb, I would use the Walrus Fathom instead. I love the simple control layout and the classic look to it. Such a bummer Boss decided to discontinue this pedal.

Great overdrive pedal which gets you from clean boost all the way to fuzz teritory. Pairs really well with a strat and the added switching option gives you more bottom end / grit to the original signal which is great ! Love the blue LED light too.

The Boss CH-1 is simply Superb. The chorus sounds amazingly good and clean while retaining the warmth even with the Eq max out. It may not be as lush as the CE2w nor being able to do the Leslie speaker effect but I would say it has its own charm. The chorus on the CH-1 has a certain sparkle which I really like. It doesn't have the volume boost when it's engaged which is a plus point too. The built quality is second to none and certainly the most value for money chorus pedal out there. Can't go wrong with a BOSS.

The Vertex Ultraphonix is amazing. I got it after I bought the Steel String and I love that pedal lots. It's my always-on pedal as it has that special sauce makes my clean tone sounds much better. The Ultraphonix on the other hand is my dirt channel and it covers the rest of the spectrum. The OD is very smooth and dynamic with a mild mid bump which is great for soloing. It response to your guitar volume knob really well too. You may nail the Larry Carton or Santana tone easily with it and it stacks well with the Steel String too. Certainly one of my fav OD out there.

The title pretty much sums it up. Lovely pedal and does Mayer “Gravity” tone pretty well. It's my always on clean tone. This Mk 2, this has lesser boost/volume even on Std “ rock “ mode, sounded much more balanced and refined as compared to the previous generation SS. The MK1 seems a little too boomy at times, especially on my 68' Custom Princeton Reverb but I do wish it comes with a tad more boost and fatness. However, the built quality seems really well made and the size, as well as the top-mount jacks are really pedalboard friendly. The small gain and filter know could be a little hard to see at times but would be an easy fix. The SS stacks really well too with the most OD or distortion pedals. All in all, it's one amazing pedal.

Had this pedal for almost a year now, it's really versatile. It can be used as a clean boost, overdrive to mild distortion. The EQ is amazing too and the built-in buffered or true bypass option is a sweet touch. I can't vouch how accurate it sounds as compared to the original Klon but this pedal sure sounds good with either single coil or humbuckers guitar. Highly recommend this pedal.

Love the Superbolt . It much more versatile than I thought . Sounds really good as a boost , being stacked or pkayed on it’s on. The OD / distortion is very in your face and does sound like your amp speaker is on the verge of exploding lol. This pedal simply love telecaster specially on the bridge pickup. Zepplin tone for days !

Love the delay and all the bell and whistle. Th spring reverb which is tug away as a hidden feature is a good add on too. All in all an amazing delay pedal !

Super versatile tremolo pedal in the market and the price is very reasonable too. It’s basicially an optical and harmonic tremolo. I got the DIY kit which males it is a lot more fun.