StaxPhaser Guitar Pedal Analog Phaser Guitar Effect Pedals Accessories for Electric Guitar Vintage & Modern 2Modes with Mini Size True Bypass

Never tried this brand before, but for such a low price I thought I’d take a chance. And it worked out - the pedal does exactly what it claims - it’s basically an MXR Phase 90/95 or whatever.Does the “just right” warm analog phaser sound without noise or anything weird. Build quality feels solid. Graphics on pedal are kinda ? but who cares. Nothing fancy, but exactly what I was looking for.

GREAT little circuit. Analog, swooshy , deep sounding for such an inexpensive, budget pedal. I’m delighted with pretty much every aspect, it is low noise, zero issues such as popping noises or loud switches, no problems at all with hiss or hum, it’s just silent. There is no volume drop when activated. Just a very decent phaser that works as it should. Sounds nice for VH heavy tones too, turn the rate way down for that. The graphics and artwork are a little boring looking, I’d like to see them use cool icons like JHS pedals does, or better artwork, but we buy it to sound good, not look good. Very happy with my Stax phaser so far!

Good tuning pedal, especially for the price point. It doesn't do anything crazy. My only real gripe about it is that it's super bright, so if you're using on stage it can be extremely distracting. Other than that, well worth the $20 I paid for it.

Received it today, extremely fast!Great value!! Nice noticeable boost, even at low volumes.This is the second Staxpedal I’ve bought for the board I’m creating for my son.I haven’t given it a real go around, but after a little playing today, I like it a lot!This style pedal was surprisingly useful near the front of my pedal chain.My best description is a nice boost on the cleaner side without getting muddy ,if that makes sense.The thing I liked about this pedal is it works well for what it is!The harmonics are still there without being overblown.It definitely loses it effect when “dimed”. Still, I think this pedal is very useful, at 3/4 levels.It's not a real Dumble amp but,it's a nice mini pedal that exceeded my expectations at that price point.I will most likely purchase a few more of these, maybe making a economical copy of my personal board.....

The media could not be loaded.  Has everything you need in a fuzz - a great sound, lots of gain, and a tone control to dial in the perfect amount of thickness. Fantastic crunch when playing rhythm, in addition to great lead sounds. Plays nice with the volume knob on your guitar too for added versatility. Low noise floor too so you can put in on your stage rig with confidence. Very solid, durable housing that can take a beating at the gig. It's a steal for the price!Check out the demo video for some sound clips (vintage Yamaha into a Mesa 5:25).

This is exactly what you expect for the money. The effect has to be dialed in very high to get any reaction in my opinion. I don’t use chorus much so it’s fine but if your looking for a very layered sound you probably already know this isn’t your best bet.Overall it’s well built and a great way to get into the effect without dropping a bunch of money.

Love the big display for old eyes! In line tuner, just step on it when you want it on!

Listing stated that this was battery powered which is why I bought it but it is not and requires an external power source.