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If you are *really* on a budget, then this may be for you
In theory, I like these little mini-stomp things. I have a handful of Donner and Mooer devices which I really like.
I got this to experiment with different phasers and flangers to better understand what I might want and need. Hoping that, maybe, I'd end up with a versatile little pedal that might find a permanent place on my pedalboard.
I didn't like it. All the labels are cryptic abbreviations. I have no idea what P.fig or N.fig might mean. I was hoping that the manual (haha, as if there was such a thing) might explain that. The 3 little pots are super annoying to use (my fingers are too big to really grab the middle one). And what they do changes subtly between setting.
I would probably need to study this thing for several hours.
I'd rather invest my time and money into something else.
So I'm using the Thomann Refund option for the first time, because well, I'm just not happy with the purchase.
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**If** you are really on a budget, then this might be a good option for you. Otherwise, I'd recommend beginners to chose something more 'classic' like the small stone. If you're not a beginner, you are probably aware of the plethora of much nicer pedals out there.
I got this to experiment with different phasers and flangers to better understand what I might want and need. Hoping that, maybe, I'd end up with a versatile little pedal that might find a permanent place on my pedalboard.
I didn't like it. All the labels are cryptic abbreviations. I have no idea what P.fig or N.fig might mean. I was hoping that the manual (haha, as if there was such a thing) might explain that. The 3 little pots are super annoying to use (my fingers are too big to really grab the middle one). And what they do changes subtly between setting.
I would probably need to study this thing for several hours.
I'd rather invest my time and money into something else.
So I'm using the Thomann Refund option for the first time, because well, I'm just not happy with the purchase.
*
**If** you are really on a budget, then this might be a good option for you. Otherwise, I'd recommend beginners to chose something more 'classic' like the small stone. If you're not a beginner, you are probably aware of the plethora of much nicer pedals out there.
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