the cf7 sounds pretty damn good for a 50 dollar multi-effect pedal. obviously it could sound better, but if youre looking for that kind of quality then you shouldnt really be buying a 50 ibanez pedal in the first place. the chorus is nice and full and not "fake" sounding, and its actually kind of hard to preset it so it sounds bad. the flanger also sounds pretty nice, but as far as flangers go its def. lacking. but again, if you want a kick ass flanger you gotta reach deeper into the ol' wallet.

the features are pretty standard as far as pedals go. although ive never seen a pedal with the push in knobs, and thats pretty cool, but ive also never had a problem with the standard static knobs. also, not needing a screwdriver to access the battery is great. the wack'd setting is kinda goofy, but its a good extra they threw in to pretty much double the sound range. its hard for me to take anything im playing with that setting seriously though.

of course its easy to use. any pedal is excluding the crazy electronic digital crap. analog is the only way to go. but yeah, 4 knobs, a chorus/flanger switch and a normal/wacky switch isnt exactly rocket science.

the quality of the cf7 is great. its a nice, sturdy, rugged pedal that can take its share of beatings. the knobs dont get loose over time, nor does the footswitch lose its firm springiness. again, great quality.

the value of the cf7 in my opinion is probably the best aspect about the pedal. for the price you pretty much get 2 pedals in one, because both the chorus and flanger have sound quality which could rival most other 50 chorus or flanger pedals that only have the one effect. they dont lose any sound quality putting the two into the same unit. perhaps its just the way i am, but chorus and flanger are two effects that you get more use out of and that sound the best. the cf7 is definitly worth its weight in gold by far.

i havent had a problem so i dont have much experience with dealing with the company, but i imagine they wouldnt be that helpful.

to be honest i think the ibanez tone lok pedals are the ugliest pedals ive seen. it kind of reminds me of like, the old apple II computers you used to use in elementary school compared to the sleek laptops of the present. but it doesnt really matter what the pedal looks like as long as it sounds good. guitar playing isnt a beauty pageant. the only negative aspect of the boring, ugly design is that if its displayed next to a chorus/flanger of a different company that is more aesthetically pleasing and about the same price, i imagine people are more apt to go for the prettier one.

active musician

blues, rock, lead

This is my fovorite bettle it has some really good seattle sound chorus and the flanger sounds like its straight out of nobody's fault but mine(Led Zeppelin).

The best part of this pedal is that it has chorus and flanger that sounds beter than any thing ele ive heard.

This product is very strong and its really easy to open the battery case.

as i said it sounds better then progucts that cost twice as much

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Its perdy

Active musician

indie/classic rock

Sounds ok, cant compare to BOSS Cho./flngr, but still gud

Has standard features for a chorus pedal. Im just glad i have just what i need instead of more or less

The f-ing thing is made of dy-cast metal or something. each time im switching from clean to chorus, im not afraid of braking it and hit it as hard as i can-

Cheaper than a boss and almost as good, AND ITS IBANEZ dammit! u cant go wrong!

I never had to talk to them, whihc i guess is good, right?

It looks kool, its cheap, its ibanez, the little sticker is pink (i like pink) its all there, u know u want it

Guitarist/singr for "the spasm"

punk/grunge