the sound is incredible on all the modulations. it took me a while to find a distortion soft enough, i just switched to the blues setting(which is amazing.) my only complaint is the wah pedal, its a little choppy. other than that great sound.

all the features are great, i talked about it in the sound section.

Soooooooo easy to use. it took me only 30 minutes to get awesome sound.

Ummmm its BOSS guys. they build these things like tanks.

great value. i fully recommend this to anyone on a budget.

never had to use them.

idk i guess it looks pretty cool.

active musician

christian rock

The sound quality is good overall. The metal and fuzz settings could be better, but the blues and overdrive make up for that. After some experimentation, I got very satisfactory tones.

There are plenty of settings and effects to play with. The variety of options is incredible. The pedal easily switches from volume to wah. I love that it can run on battery power (6 AA) or from the AC adaptor (not included), so it is very portable.

I was playing it right out of the box. The format is simple and the knobs and pedals are clearly labeled. You could spend a lot of time perfecting the settings if you wanted to, but the straight forward design lets you avoid the tweaking and get straight to playing.

It is very solid. I have been using mine for over a year and it is still in great condition. The knobs have a good amount of resistance, so you can be precise when turning them. Everything is like it was when I bought it.

I am very happy with it. The number of effects for the price is amazing. That being said, do not expect amazing, studio-quality effects. If you have a specific sound in mind, you would be better off getting a specific pedal. I play a variety of different styles, and this pedal lets me switch from clean to distorted easily. Buying all the effects I want to use seperately would be expensive and it would take up much more room.

Haven't needed it.

It looks kind of plain, to be honest. That doesn't really matter though, because it sits on the floor and I am the only one who can see it. Sound is more important than looks, and it delivers.

Hobbyist

Rock, Blues

I think it's a good pedal if you only use/need the basic mod + delay effect. the sounds are good for the price (zoom & digitech cheap multi fx are no match sound wise but prob better features) with the exception of the distortion section: Overdrive & blues are very similar and banal. They're not very reaslitic in the way that it's possible to have as much gain as the metal distortion option... i dont believe a natural sounding overdrive could ever rival with a metal zone in the real world.. but they're still usable in moderation. The wah is not bad. I use it quite a lot. The main issue is the transition between high and low positions: Not smooth at all. But if you play with it for a while you'll get use to it and adjust yourself so that it becomes normal-ish. The volume pedal does a perfect job at adjusting the volume. ;) I hook the me-20 to my epiphone valve junior head powering a 4x12 cab in my bedroom and it makes the most perfect practice amp i've had. Seriously, it's extremely satisfying. I would definitely do small gigs with that set up if everything was mic'ed.

The inability to mix delay with reverb is royal pain in the arse. The wah is not progressive enough in shift from low to high position. It's a pedal low on features but that's what makes so usable compared to most competitors

It's VERY easy to handle. A quick glance at the instructions and you're ready to conquer all soundscapes.

It's a VERY sturdy pedal. I don't the parameters are as durable as the ones found on me-50 and the gt series but unless kicked or stomped on severaly, it will last a long time. Defo a keeper. The quality is still far highers than the competition

Could be a little cheaper

never had to use them