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It plays and sounds like a Ray. On the onboard eq I usually have mids maxed, bass set for the boominess of the room, and the treble for how much of a bite I'm looking for. I usually leave the treble between off and 55% depending on how much growl is required. My volume knob usually sits at 30-50% because anything above that makes all of my pedals go nuts. It's a solid bass and a good choice as an intermediate priced instrument.

I own both this and the micropog. They sound nearly identical. The micropog is a lot bigger and has a dry output. If you are doing some more complex pedal routing, the micropog makes sense, but I would take this over the micropog as a standalone effect because of the size.

This thing is perfect to figure out what you like effectwise, but kind of useless in every other aspect. Useable sounds: 1. Distortions are okay 2. "my first envelope filter" 3. "Phaser" Unusable sounds: Everything else. Major drawbacks: 1. The wah has a HUGE volume spike when you sweep it through the middle. 2. The synth's tracking is pretty much nonexistent. You have a choice of whole notes or halfnotes. 3. Octaver doesn't track well either. tl:dr It's a decent pedalboard to start, but buy it used.

I'd give it 5 stars but it had a lot of problems with a 4 ohm 210 I owned. It would shut down as the speakers heated up and blew the crossover. I learned my lesson and now I use it with an 8ohm gk neo 410 now and never have to turn it up past noon.

It does the thing you need it to do. If you don't like what it does, you're doing it wrong.