Guitar/Bass Effects Pedal Amplifier Simulation with 32 Presets and Advanced EQ, IR Cab Simulator

To be honest, I purchased this because of the price. It wasn’t something that I was looking for, or needed, but it interested me, so I bought it. I am glad that I did. The listing mentioned it was primarily for guitar cab simulation with 7 additional bass cab sims. I am primarily a bass guitarist. The bass cabs sounded great, all completely different from each other, but several of the guitar sims also sounded great on my bass as well. There was no noise, hiss, or hum. Completely quiet. It is a mini pedal and takes up minimal space on my pedal board. It is very easy to use and the instructional manual is not necessary to quickly figure out how it works. Ive not tried the online page to fiddle with the settings, nor will I, it’s fine like it is. The only drawback is that you cannot change settings or bypass with your foot. No footswitches. The knobs and buttons are small that require your fingers to make changes. But not a deal breaker considering the sound quality and price. I’ll likely take it off the board and Velcro it to my amp top for easy access when a certain song requires a different cab sim. Overall, neither awestruck or disappointed. It’s inexpensive, it’s quiet, it sounds very good, and it will be useful. I do like it and I am very happy that I bought it.

Inside is M-vave. got the software working on pc and phone no problem. the knobs suck but fortunately the white rings come off making them easier to grab with big fingers the included files i tried so far sound pretty nice, but i have a couple of faves to try later. the real treat to me is the 9 band EQ and the headphones out. i have other IR boxes and i like them but putting this on the end of the chain and using it without turning on anything but the pedal board is cool. A decent little pedal that should come in handy in a lot of ways from practice to recording. and for the price def worth having in the bag of tricks. put a nice preamp pedal with this and you got your fav stack in your pocket wherever you go. for me it does 100% of what i bought it for. time will tell. no real complaints, for what it does vs what it cost i don't really have any big issues. and im glad to see modifiable loaders becoming cheaper.

I love it had some good sounds in it for a good price I'd buy one again I recommend

For years I ran a zoom ms50g as my amp sim for my direct rig until I got an HX stomp. Always used the jcm2000 amp sim in the zoom with the 4 12 greenback 1959 cab... and a bunch of post eq to make it passable. On a hunch I ran the zoom through a 4 12 greenback sim in the stomp and it sounded really good... on par with the amp sim / cab combos in the stomp. So I looked for a cheap IR pedal to run after the zoom as a back up rig. Found this one, and man, it really took the zoom to another level. It's really really close to the stomp. About 95 percent there. Impressive. and that's without even using the internal eq. I DO run it with the zoom's cab sim ON (which always left a lot of fizziness, and lacked clarity... but adds a little extra marshall-y-ness in tandem with the leo jaymz cabs). The really great thing about this pedal is the low and hi cut knobs. They really let you dial in / out the the level of sizzle and thump you want. And the volume knob is a great addition, too. I love finding cheap stuff that works! Only concern is the knobs feel a little flimsy. But for the price, who cares.

I took this thing to a gig last night and plugged it into a club's PA and it made me sound absolutely ridiculous. I'm packaging this up right now, now that I've gotten home and I'm about to return this thing. I'm lucky that this club wants me back. It sounded hideous. And I took it home since I drove home from the city I played in last night and I can't get any good sounds out of this thing. And for the record, 45-year-old grown woman that's been playing guitar since she was 9 and electric guitarist since she was 10 and a half. I only want one sound honestly and my Dumbler pedal that cost the same as this techie junk is just fine for that. This truly is just a zoom replacement for a kid to play around with because their parents don't know if they should be spending money on Junior's hobby yet.

Cool little IR box. Has headphone out so can use as a tiny studio. Plug pedals straight into it and start jamming. Love pairing it with my Zoom MS-50G+ for endless possibilities. Scan the code with your phone to get access to app. Can import your own IR files. Also has a 9 band equalizer. At this price this thing is amazing.

Great for the price Idk if it really clocked at 1.5 ms of latency. But it feels pretty good. Sounds the part not bad overall. I think Ill still buy the boss IR-2 with its 0.8 latency rating from a name brand but if you need it on a budget it should meet your need

I use as a semi portable headphone amp for my guitar and bass I also use it with bandlab app and it works great sounds pretty good

Muy económico, se conecta a una aplicación de celular, funciona muy bien, la carcasa es bastante buena, los botones y las entradas para conexión son de maja calidad, pero funcionan bien. La salida para audífonos no funciona.