Disaster Area Designs DMC-4 Gen3: Black, USB MIDI Controller, Programmable, 25 Keys

Was a present for the Son-In-Law, he plays in the church band and is quite satisfied with it.

I ended up exchanging this for the DMC-6 because I wanted to be able to select at least four presets on demand without having to scroll through banks. So these seem to be quality products, they're made in USA, they have a lot of features and seem to be well made but unfortunately, this brand is not the one for me. First off, the switches don't engage your preset until you release your foot off the switch. I don't recall ever using a footswitch or stomp box which behaved this way. This is a major disappointment which requires totally changing up the feel for how you perform. Frankly, I don't even want to try to get used to it. One other thing that I had an issue with was if you step on the wrong switch it could really put you in a tailspin that's hard to recover from. What I really needed was a stomp box that allowed me to change presets on my four channel MIDI programmable tube amp. This will do it but the feel of this thing just throws me off for the reasons I mentioned and I'm not willing to adjust to something that behaves differently than any pedal or stomp box I've ever owned or used. * * * * UPDATE * * * *: I used this at a gig last night and basically missed just about all of my preset switches - I experienced a delay between switches and sometimes I just got the wrong preset altogether, due to the "favorite" setting feature. This is not the pedal for me.