It sounds great with amp modeling (for the overdrive mainly) and the different effects each sound very good.

It contains most of the effects that you might ever want. The down side to them is that you cannot use them in conjunction with each other. Also, it lacks the control you have over the effects you use. For example, when you use Flange, you can only control the depth and the rate while in real life you can control the depth, rate, manual feed, and the scream (I don't remember the technical name for this).

It is extremely easy to use and as long as you understand how each of the limiters for each effect work (this is why you KEEP your manual) then you can breeze through it with no problem.

It looks great and sounds great but...... The faceplate scratches easy. If the batteries get low it will freeze and sometimes delete your saved settings. (which is why you plug it into the wall!!!!) The effects are good, but not as good as the real thing (it is a PROCESSER not a PEDAL)

It is worth it just for the reverb, delay, compression, and noisegate/ limiters. All of these work awesome and couldn't be improved.

It is alright in category. It isn't the prettiest thing, but you buy it for the value, not the sex appeal (you have over $20,000 worth of effects in here!).

Enthusiest, collector, and avid guitarist, pianist, and bassist.

Blues, Blues-rock, experimental, progressive, classical, alternative, metal, death metal,

This little gray box is awesome. I found it at a Pawn Shop and offered $25.00 for it and they took it. I've had for 2 weeks and the ease of the pedal is easy, just need to READ the manual and play with for a while to figure it out

The built-in effects are great. I played in a band 30 years ago, and it brings the sound of my 10" speaker Crate Amp sound like my old Marshall One Stack. Exaggerating a little but the sound and the effects are great

Read....Read....and Read. That simple.

The Gray Box looks great, durable and sturdy. Like I stated, bought it at a Pawn Shop, with original box, AC adapter and manual.

Well just got started again, and for 25.00 bucks, what do I got to lose.

Haven't used it yet.

I've used pedals (eg Fuzz, Grunge, Chorus and Delays), what I like the presets are awesome, and you get to meddle and play Frankenstien on this Box to create your personal sound.

35 Years, Played Local 30 years agao, Just Jam at home

Rock, Funk, Blues Easy Listening

simply amazing. this product will suit heavy metal, bluegrass, psychedelic, rock'n'roll, what ever you play, its here, and if the sound doesnt suit you, you can edit every preset and save it to your likings.

tuner is hard to use but it saves alot of time, some times it jumps around and it has induced several headaches, but youll get the hang of it. sound and presets are amazing, freedom of choice and editing, even more amazing.

well, it will take one night in the music room and youll have it figured out. for the price, you get way more than what you pay for. get it before digitech goes bankrupt.

friggin ten. metal case, plastic buttons, but it will take a beating. not that becuase its a "stompbox" that you should feel the need to stomp on it.

DUDE, JUST FRIGGING BUY IT. GO. NOW. PRESS THE LITTLE "BUY ME" BUTTON. my friend bought a BIG processor and it cost $499, he says that this is better or at least as good...

uhh.... never had a single problem with it. so, yeah...

sex in a box with buttons on it. thats my perspective.

active musician, hobbyist, lead guitarist

bluesy rock, metal

25 years on guitar

Metal and rock

Awsome and endless sound combinations. Love the tuner and drum machine too.

Has all the effects a guitarist could want!

Great price for so much versatility

Rock, Metal

Not bad for the bucks. Good for the new player without the cash for a real deal.

It does have digital verb and delay, that work. the other stuff is alright.

Not hard to use at all. Just sit with it for an eve and you can figure it out.

Case sratches to easy and looks beat after a short time. But its been dropped a thousand time and still wotks. Not bad atall

43.00 With all the stuff in there its a deal.

Diditech has good support but most likely you'll out grow this thing before you need any.

Looks rather cheap but don't forget....it is.

Active player

blues classic rock

sounds great in headphones but through single amp so/so! sounds better in stereo with another amp.

found all of the features to be usefull in some way or another very versitile

definitely needed time to get to know the controls parameter display in all modes SUCKS! To cunfusing.

trucker/musician never enough time to play. dream of musician/trucker

rock ,classic rock,rockin country

Sounds are great!

Should have came with the power supply.

Built very solid.

It's worth the price now, seems like they get cheaper everyday!

Haven't had any problems yet.

Classic rock/Country

most of the sounds sound good. but some just need to be deleted from the pedal. I have used it with the Zoom GFX-5 and it sounded great. You need to turn up the amp volume or use more than one amp to get it lound enough, it seams like the pedal makes it quieter.

the only accessorie I use is the "AMP Type" knob.

Like most pedals, its easy to go through all the sounds and find one you really like, and you can change the effect of the sound if you want.

I took this pedal on a move from Alaska to Illionis, and droped it hundreds of times, and all it got was a few scratches. it still works fine, and I never worry that it will break.

if your just starting out and need a pedal, its worth the price. but if ur more advanced, its not worth it.

i havent needed any service or repairs.

the silverish color it has is the best looking thing on it, but the design dosnt look like a "cool" pedal.

active musician

rock

Not bad. If you fiddle around with it for a while, and you get to know the product, you can get some pretty good-sounding distortions out of it. The wah's are so-so, the worst effects in the box. The other effects do their job, but they're techy effects and I don't use them. Somebody else may be really pleased, though.

It's got way more than I use, I'm a pretty straightforward guy, but I guess for a multi-effects box it's got less than others. I got the expression pedal addon, but the wah's don't sound too great, but I don't really use that either.

Rock solid construction. I own this thing for three years now, and it's just as new. The only problem is that sometimes the parameter knobs flip out - going all over the place. The way to solve it is to ease off the extreme settings (ie. 1 and 99). When you have it set to 99 it gets confused sometimes. Other than that, no problem.

For $150 CAN (3 years ago) you just can't go wrong.

Never used it. If you don't need support, that's good support.

Good looking, solid construction, very decent sounds. Pretty damn good. Will probably end up using it even if I don't need it.

Rock