Mini Channel Selection Guitar Effect Pedal Channel Switcher True Bypass Zinc-aluminium Alloy Body

So I use this to bypass a particular pedal in my chain so I can leave that pedal always on and use this as it’s turn off turn on switch - great if you use a rotovibe or something where you don’t want to turn it on at full speed. It’s also a great way to switch chains. Essentially - you know when you need one otherwise you probably don’t need one.

I bought this price. I need a pedal to briefly delay the rock music of "slapback". It works perfectly. It sounds good too, and the delay is longer. It can't be delayed in a second, but close to it. It sounds good, what it is and I need it.

Five stars are based on general value: architecture and appearance are excellent. The blue indicator light and the retro-style mini dial are bright and are a good complement to the blue gloss. All I want is a standard mini delay effect pedal that connects it to my effects loop, which I can easily configure or adjust as needed. In other words, for me, not the type of pedal that is prominent in my effect chain, but the improvement of the baseline signal as other effects. At higher prices, there are endless delay pedal options designed to excellent pedals that can help you sound like edges or Ed O'Brien. Amoon delay pedals will not cut this creativity. However, for the price range of 25.00 to 29.00, you won't find a delay pedal for a better sound design or better provide a delay consistent cascade (or small palm back) three types of configurations and true bypass to Complete the agreement.

In the side-by-side comparison with the Fulltone TOC, this pedal has more "beep" and "slightly thinner" sounds. As the 'tone' drops, this pedal really starts to become a "very good" tone. Other customers may prefer high-end buzz, but what I am looking for is a soft tone with no hum. Fulltone almost sounds "bigger" and "softer" in all areas. "Say" all this, this pedal is really rich. For the cost of the original obsessive-compulsive disorder, you can get 4 or 5 of these pedals. As expected, Fulltone typically has larger parts when inspecting internal components. In addition, it may be that the TOC has 3 transistors and there are 2 pedals. Don't tell me this because I am not 100% sure; but that's what it looks like. This pedal has a 18v function and may give a louder sound. My comparison is performed with each pedal 9v. I have another one, purchased as 'Mosky' and found that this 'ammoon' comes with a side printed with 'Mosky'. Then both are 'ammoon' and 'Mosky' - 'same'. The sound quality is very good; just do more work to mark the "sweet spot" and the Fulltone TOC sounds great in almost any configuration. Of course, this is just my opinion and YMMV...

I don't know if this little guy will have such an effect on my guitar tone. I like it very much, so I bought it for a second to join my signal chain: it is the first and last pedal on my board. I have to grab another one to put in my effect loop. Don't pay too much for the premium pedals, otherwise you can get everything you need from a clean buffer!