Sounds great in front of an amp (both tube and solid state). Have not tried it direct.
It's well made and feels solid. No major noise other than the distortion when at crazy gain.
Switches are easy to press under foot (even in socks or bare foot).
Distortion: Can get a bit noisy at higher gain but I've managed to dial in a nice smooth tone to suit my preference (Driving blues / rock / punkity-rock) Of all 3 FX this one feels the weakest but it's not bad by any stretch.
Chorus: It's a chorus. It sounds like a chorus, it says it's a chorus, so it must be a chorus. Burn it!! No, seriously it sounds great to my old ears, not that I rock a lot of chorus but it sweetens up a clean/ slightly muddy tone.
Delay: It's no DD-3 but it sounds lovely to me. I tend to use a subtle amount for a bit a flavor and it does it very well.
The knobs and switches are fine. The knobs are very small and out of the way so the won't get kicked off the pedal with an errant stomp. The knobs have a nice rubber outer ring to make it easy to dial in.
I will say the blue LEDS that illuminate for each active effect are quite bright in the dark ( I tend to grab my axe at odd times (like waiting for coffee to brew/ toaster to pop etc.) and had no lights on in the room. Those suckers could guide a small plane in on a foggy night! Although my old eyes tend to halo bright lights as it is due to my astigmatism. You youngsters will be fine.
Great value for the $. Three great FX in one compact and durable unit. And it comes with the power adapter! Rock on folks!!
| Product Dimensions | 5 x 7.4 x 34 cm; 400 g |
|---|---|
| Item model number | EC962 |
| Colour Name | Black |
| Hardware interface | 1/4-inch Audio |
| Signal format | Analog |
| Power Source | Adapter |
| Voltage | 9 Volts |
| Item Weight | 400 g |
