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Like it much better than the the more expensive and praised standard that passed through some years ago. Very playable out of the box. Growls and wails like a boss. The neck is fast and blew me away tbh. I love this guitar... strikes me different than most gibsons I have played. Very very lightweight. Has ages beautifully as well.

A fuzz war to do, but with a neat treble boost. I don’t use it, but maybe some day? Cool limited edition pedal designed for our fuzz god of these tragic times. Very cool looking pedal. John bless America.

This pedal has the character of funky old trems from low wattage tube amps of the 50’s. Kinda spooky and quirky but very usable and pleasing to the ear. Demands you play RUMBLE. The preamp in this thing sounds awesome and the volume/gain control is a useful feature for me. Turn the depth all the way down and it’s a badass clean boost. I rarely turn this thing off. Very underrated/unknown pedal.

Gnarly, ripping, and uncontrollable. Like a harmonic percolator that took all of the drugs at the party.

But not as dynamic as other boost pedals. Not quite what the classic SHO brought to the table but does an outstanding job.

Lush. Yup, it’s that. A little darker voiced than the boss sound but it’s got all the vibe. Not cheesy or cheap sounding. More subtle than most chorus pedals but it definitely does the job. Solid Ibanez construction. The controls are straightforward and it is easy to use.

Don’t use it a lot but I love what it does. Fun to play with the placement in the chain and how other pedals react to it.

It would be cool if this pedal could tune my guitar for me. That is my only complaint.

but it is not really intuitive and it is not tb. Takes up a lot of real estate. I do not enjoy using it tbh but it has some really useful features and does what it is supposed to.