timlyukshin's Reviews

Capricious due to its position in the chain. Dry sound

I couldn't get it to work.

It either worked well with a clean signal or only with a distorted one, depending on whether it was placed at the beginning or end of the chain.

Moreover, unlike the classic Electro-Harmonix Freeze Sound Retainer (which produces a lively, vibrant sound), the Pico Deep Freeze produced a very dry sound... powerful, but dry, not lively.

Maybe I got a defective version? I don't know, as I only tried one and sent it back to the store.

It blurs the sound

It blurs the sound. It's difficult to precisely adjust the pitch of the tone change—there are no markings or locking devices, so it's easy to lose the tuning.

Compact and versatile. If it weren't for the two downsides above, it would definitely be my main pedal. I'm even willing to put up with the complex setup, but I don't mind the blurring of the sound.

Too cold sound

For my preferences, it sounds a bit cold... but for lovers of distant, frosty space, it's just the thing.

Great game!

So deep effects and varied. The ability to adjust the volume of the effect is valuable!

So crunchy sound!

Sick!!! Glad to have this! Several outputs, depending on where you connect - into the gap, directly into the combo or into the line.

Cool strings

Great strings for my electric guitar. I always drop to CGCFAD and 10-54 strigs ideal for me.

Great strings!

I usually used La Bella strings. Also of the highest tension. And then I tried these. They keep the tuning well, it seems even less overtones .. and they definitely last longer. But a dear price for me. =))

Average level...

The effects are all great, but the volume balance between them leaves a lot to be desired. The button to press the foot broke after a while. I had to replace it.

Very satisfied!

It handles the same as if I were shielding the guitar. But I have NS-2.

Great effect!

But .. after a year regulator of the "Effect level" began to rustle, unfortunately ... and the pleasure from the pedal decreased. I have 8 pedals and only this one rustles. Also he capricious to the power supply. Too few tuning controls.

Good guitar for the money

Smooth neck. Acceptable humbuckers... Everything is fine with the guitar! The system holds.

Great dial!

This is a great reverb, with a soft sound ... not intrusive. Only one minus - the battery sits very quickly - not an option.

Strings of decent standard

I haven't used so many different string brands. However, after Dadario, I wanted a smoother transition between low and high strings in frequency. When La Bella was recommended to me, it completely satisfied my desires, I just chose the Extra Hard tension from the series. I use a lower string tuning and I like lower sound.

Ortega EclipseSuite

In general, I am satisfied. There is a very good middle, pleasantly cut off the top.

Wonderful neck - "fast", in my opinion. Strings are not planted high - very comfortable! With capo you can safely use up to the 5th fret. If you need higher, then you have to twist the tool for yourself - change the threshold for a little more. As I was told in the Ortega support service, the bone threshold, keep in mind.

I immediately replaced the strings on La Bella extra hard tension and the sound improved.

In my opinion, the only drawback is that the guitar does not have such low frequencies, which I expected from mahogany and therefore somewhat distressed. The body on bottoms does not resonate enough, perhaps this is only in my specimen, and perhaps this is due to the painting of the tool, which is unnecessary, though beautiful.

In general, the sound is very smooth, soft and nothing sticks out.

The built-in tuner is beyond praise! I no longer use the Polytune tuner, although both are great. Did not connect through the wire. So with this I can not describe anything.

Upd: After a year and a half, at least two springs came off the deck. I had to take it to the master for repair. Alas, I can still hear new sounds appearing. And I also noticed that the nut is not glued very well. And this may imply another repair in the future and a waste of additional funds. I am so sad!

This is an acoustic guitar capo.

I tried to use it for classics. It is very convenient. However, a small rounding on the rubber does not allow perfect clamping of the strings on the fretboard without a rounding radius and there was a rattling.

It has a place for the pick, but you should know that there is a very thin plastic. I broke it off instantly, during the first experience of use.))) Truth is not important to me.

Otherwise, this capo is perfect for acoustics!

Well done!

Light capo, very precisely positioned on the fingerboard and, in my opinion, almost does not affect the sound of a classical guitar.

The only negative is that you need to use both hands in order to place or move it. I lowered the star just for that.