MusicRadar Verdict

For the money, you can´t complain.

Pros

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Good price. Flexible sounds.

Cons

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Build quality.

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A fairly rough-and-ready simulator pedal, which does a great job for the price. Although this might be useful for live work, the build quality could be a long-term let down. The sounds are fairly flexible and, for the money, you can´t complain.

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