New 5 in 1 Multieffects Pedal with Overdrive Distortion FX Loop Delay Reverb Effects Footswitch True bypass(sol918)

I bought this for my son for his first "multieffect pedal." I wasn't expecting much for the price, just something he could play around with. I'm very happy with the quality and sound in a compact unit. Good controls. Nice job on this product and thank you! Would have been nice to have a power adapter included or better description or recommendation as to what to get.

This has all the core effects that one would need in my option. It's all metal construction. The effects loop is a great feature. It allows you to insert additional pedals after the overdrive/distortion section and before the delay and reverb. I do find that each effect has their own sweet spot. Tweaking past those points, there is either too much noise or too harsh sounding to my ear. The switches do pop when engaged, which you can hear in the video. The knobs are the common tiny ones and do tend to be sensitive to adjustment. As far as the tones, I am pleased with what I can get out of it. Overall , I am pleased with it and I would recommend it.

I Love this little multi fx unit. The blues breaker has switches in the back for more functionality. Don't be afraid to open it. Love the spring reverb and 2 overdrives. Great bang for the buck!

Love the Loop function, good length available for delay time, overall good od and distortion. Gets heavy when paired, as expected, and great reverb!

Controls are touchy. My dedicated Reverb pedal sounds better. Really need half stars. Cheap toy to goof around with.

I bought this as a gift for my nephew. Great little pedal that can fit in your gig bag, runs off of a single 9V wall wart, and contains all of the essentials (reverb, delay, OD, distortion) with a built-in effects loop in case you want to add other pedals down the road. Solid build quality with clean solder joints inside. All for less than $50. After testing it out before I wrapped it for him, I'm tempted to buy one for myself for a grab-and-go backup pedalboard. Are the effects great? Maybe not. But they're pretty good. You could spend $400-500 or more to put together a rig with the same set of effects, or you could buy this and get 90% of the way there. I would absolutely gig with this unit. One key point that is unfortunately not covered in the manual: The overdrive section of the pedal has two DIP switches inside the unit that progressively add more clipping when switched on. Switch (A) toggles between overdrive (ON) and clean boost (OFF) mode. Setting switch (B) to (ON) turns on distortion mode, overriding the setting on switch (A). That's important because the unit ships with both switches set to OFF, with the overdrive section set to clean boost mode. It's a really nice clean boost. But the default setting could confuse a new owner who is wondering why in the heck the overdrive pedal doesn't have any dirt. If that's what happens to you, unscrew the screws, open the case, set switch (A) to (ON) and rock out. There's also a trim pot in there for the overdrive section that I didn't touch, but google search says it probably acts like a presence control or treble boost.

Excellent customer service as the seller promptly sent and delivered another effects pedal after original order was lost in the post. And i really like the pedal that i've now received. It's certainly versatile and sounds quite nice too. Only downside ive found so far is that maybe the foot change knobs are a little bit clunky and not entirely smooth changing from off to on. However the price of the effect pedal is decent, and so its to be expected.

Mine, the overdrive doesn't work well and it has a humming to it. Great pedal otherwise.