Heavy Metal Distortion Pedal Holy War Effect Pedals for Electronic Guitar Bass with 3 Modes Hi Boost/Low Boost/Boost Off True Bypass

Not the flashiest but for the price it gets you jamming along

It’s a great pedal for the money, really. Even if you’re just modding it or using for parts, seriously, it’s got a lot of value for what it is. However, holy cow the pots are very touchy, way too sensitive, and I need to build a filter in my chain just for it.Good for the money, but not something a professional would enjoy using. Great hobbyist value though.

These are great pedals own a few and plan on buying more. Great quality and sound unbelievable. The prices are such a deal dont let the price fool you. Great pedals

It doesn't come with a power cord and doesn't take a 9volt. I had to order a cord $9.00 and then it was okay. Its a cheap fuzz pedt, no big whoop!

Smaller than expected, had to order the 9v cord, works fine.

Didn't come with a power cord

Same circuit as the Saphue/Kmise(and several others) 'Crunch Distortion', available at half the price - Note in photo that the gain and volume knobs on the Crunch, are mislabeled. The 'Holy War' adds a low cut and high cut, inappropriately labeled as 'hi boost' and 'lo boost', respectively; these are a 'cut', as the overall outpout decreases, when engaged . Both are unusable in any practical way and add no real functionality, for the cost. 'Boost' off and everything set the same, my Saphue Crunch and this pedal, sound indistinguishable.Its most likely a modified ProCo RAT distortion circuit, with a somewhat mid scooped tone stack. Dense, smooth textured high-gain distortion and substantial volume boost. However, it really requires equalization, either through the amp, or an eq pedal. Sounds good by itself, but too short on mids, to cut through a mix of other instruments, on its own.Mine also came with a defective input jack and was returned immediately.