Iset finger print accoustic guitar simulator pedal for Electrical guitar

Sounds good and does just what you hope it will in a simple analog delay.

Updated 12/21/2022: Quite a remarkable device for the money! When I bought this it was less than $25, however now I see it is a little more. I had not had a delay pedal since I sold my Roland Boss rack-mounted digital delay, and this seemed to do almost everything that I could do with that, at 1/10th of the cost. And at 1/100th of the size.This pedal is very small, in fact it is narrower than my Azor mini overdrive pedal but it is has a sturdy build and does not feel cheap at all. Being a mini pedal there is no room inside for a battery, however you can attach a 9v battery via an adapter into the DC power jack at the top. I plugged a 9v battery in and it worked just fine.You have to play around with this pedal to find a sound that works for you. It ranges from a barely-noticeable sound coloring to slap-back to a more punchy echo. The manufacturer says that this can go up to 700 milliseconds. I have not timed it but that seems right based on what I can get out of it. Also, being an analog delay (or a good imitation of one), it oscillates when you dial up the feedback knob, so you can get those space sounds that analog echo is known for.UPDATE FROM 10/19/2021:Sadly my pedal stopped working properly and I had to return it. It started to intermittently stop generating a delay while switched on and then it would start to work again, the echoed notes were breaking up and sounded distorted, like an overdriven bass amp. There must be something wrong with the circuitry inside this one. I could have gotten a replacement but decided to get a different pedal in it's place because I had an opportunity to get one that had a longer delay (1,000 milliseconds) at a great price. I still liked this pedal very much though when it was working.

The flanger effect isn't one of the main ones I use but I do like to have it as an option. This isn't as versatile as the flanger options I have on my other multi-effects, like from Line 6 or Zoom, but I do like that it can be adjusted for a good variety, from subtle to much more obvious. Very simple to use, though I don't understand the naming of the toggle switch (hard, soft). The switch is more like subtle in the up position and more swirly in the down position. I'm glad there is a switch for options. I like the looks of this one more than the others in the similar price range, though the dark letters are hard to read on the dark purple paint. It's darker than the photos on the page. I feel like it's a solid construction that will not be at risk of breaking from being stomped on. I am glad it is an affordable option that doesn't take up a lot of space and doesn't have ugly graphics like so many of the others budget brands. You will need a power supply or adapter for attached a 9v battery, since this is no room inside for a battery.

Seems to do the job quite well. I hate signal noise and this kills it for very little money.

Pretty good product. I returned it right away because not what I need. Probably best for use in killing hiss with a very simple setup of amp + maybe 1 pedal at most. Attack very slow, so not good for high gain rhythm or metal riffs. Not good for multi pedal setup- when it's set to accommodate for the noise of your loudest pedal, your lower output pedals will be totally muted. Simple, affordable, and kills noise, but not with the precision I hoped for. Product- metal case, construction, etc. very solid.

I wanted to get a flanger/chorus pedal to compliment my pedalboard but I did NOT want to spend $200 or more on some of these insanely overpriced boutique style flanger effects I'd been looking at. I happened to come across this ISET Galaxy flanger effect and for only $25 and after watching a few YouTube videos on it I figured "meh....go ahead" and decided to give it a try.Straight out of the box this thing is immensely tiny, compact and easily fits on my pedalboard. Sound-wise.....well, it's definitely a flanger! Its 100% true bypass and to me it gives off more of a "tape like" flanging sound heard on music from late 1960's but with the color and range knobs you can easily dial in a more colorful "chorusy" type effect to an oscillating laser-like sound. The hard/soft switch lets you scoop more or less into the effect depending on whether you want a sound like a jet engine passing overhead to a more gentler dreamy-like tone. If you don't have a pedalboard with a power pack take note that there is no battery compartment and you'll have to have an AC adapter for it to work.The only gripe I have about it is unlike the picture shown here mine came more of a darker purple color and its difficult to see the writing by the switch and knobs. Its not a complaint bad enough to tarnish its rating but in my opinion the purple should be much lighter or writing should have been white or some other lighter color than black. Also I have to illustrate the fact this thing is Chinese made for such a cheap price and it will have me keeping a close eye on it quality-wise. Yeah, I know most everything is made in China but still in most cases you DO get what you pay for whether its Chinese made or not and I have heard plenty of stories about how these cheap Chinese made pedals die after a short period of usage! I just hope that's not the case also with this one.Bottom line, this ISET Galaxy analog flanger suits my needs just fine! If you're looking for an ultra cheap flange/chorus effect this is your pedal.

Tenía mis dudas respecto al producto pero decidí darle una oportunidad sabiendo las políticas de satisfacción que maneja Amazon y quedé gratamente sorprendido. Sin afán de sonar despectivo se trata de un pedal "chino genérico", con una descripción de articulo bastante precaria. Traté de investigar a que compresor emula, pero hay muy poca información, sin embargo, viendo la distribución de potenciómetros y switches se asemeja bastante a los rowin/donner, y otros menos conocidos, que igual están en Amazon. Decidí probar este pues era el mas económico de todos, además de ser agradable a la vista.El pedal se siente de buena calidad, robusto. Sin partes flojas o sueltas. Si no se es en extremo quisquilloso diría que a la par de Mooer. Decidí abrirlo para ver su circuito y pude notar que se trata de un compresor óptico (igual me sirvió para confirmar que el pedal esta bien construido internamente).Sonoramente no lo consideraría ruidoso, a pesar de haberlo usado conectado a un daisy chain con otros 3 pedales y con una guitarra con single coils de las económicas. Al accionar el switch de encendido tampoco se producen ruidos en el amplificador.En lo que respecta a controles y sonido también me dejó satisfecho. El control de tono es muy sensible y ayuda a moldear frecuencias eficientemente, mientras el de nivel permite equilibrar el volumen de salida en conjunto con el nivel de "sensitivity" (compresión) que se elija. Sé que el sonido al ser relativo es difícil de describir, pero en mi opinión comprime de forma muy natural, al punto de ser imperceptible su acción a no ser que se arpegie o se toquen acordes, casos donde sin lugar a dudas ayuda excelente en la separacion de notas. No diría que destaca mucho en agregar sustain, mas bien otorga consistencia y un leve boost a la señal, que combinado con un overdrive leve puede ser excelente cuando se quieren tocar solos o pasajes intrincados. Al final lo que mas me agrado es que se convierte en un pedal imperceptible hasta que lo desactivas y te das cuenta de todo lo que aporta (cosa que cumple todo buen compresor). Lo ultimo que diré es que si buscas que te de un sonido "squishy" muy pronunciado, de esos que hasta parecen modulaciones, este no es el pedal para ti.

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