AODSK Distortion Guitar Effect Pedal, Metal Distortion 2 Modes Classic,Extreme,Portable Mini Electric Guitar Pedal True Bypass - Comes With Power Adapter

I bought this when the listing was $34.99 and it's totally worth the investment.There's so much to say about this pedal, that I really don't want to get too wordy. The housing is metal, the switch is pleasantly smooth to toggle. The knob is plastic but turns smooth and great, with that legit resistance feeling. The other knobs are there with soft-stops at 12:00 so you know where the center is.There are several selling points to this product which makes me love it.1) Affordable price for great quality.2) Goes up to 1000ms delay, which beats a lot of delays across the spectrum of brands including known/expensive brands.3) Goes down to 50ms delay, effectively transforming this into a pseudo reverb or chorus. It does great as both and I might consider buying a second just for that reason.4) LOW power draw: 68mA (referenced in the user manual).5) It's size will conserve real estate on your pedalboard.6) 3 different styles of delay.Talking about the 3 delay styles, you'll see the switch that reads ECHO, MOD, and NORMAL. Below will describe what they do, to sort of set the expectation:NORMAL:Literal repeat of what you played, no special effects. It's just a copy-paste of your playing. Use the knobs to dictate the pacing and volume. Echoes will repeat at a consistent volume until the echo is dropped.MOD (Modulated):The echoed effect will be accompanied with some modulation (i.e. weak distortion) that sort of picks up until the echo fades. It's not crazy distortion, it will never replace an overdrive or a dedicated distortion pedal, but it's a nice little touch to add to your playing.ECHO (tape echo?):This effect fades the echo until it is dropped. It's quite pleasant for pretty much any genre of playing.My personal observation on the impact of tone:As you might know, routing your signal through various pedals will produce a new output aside from the intended effect. Some manufactures play around with this or simply the signal is impacted during the engineering of the product, meaning you get a fixed added effect without asking for it.For example, I've seen pedals that deliver a phaser-like tone with little to no control over it and it's annoying when that happens. Luckily you don't get that with this pedal. The Aodsk Pure Echo extremely slightly cuts the mids and lows. Not enough to make me put the top of my wrists on my hips and say "hey, I didn't sign up for this!", but it's there and I noticed it. It's not intense, it certainly does not kill the quality of the tone, but it's something I've observed. I personally like it and believe it enhances the tone.

I like this effect its similar sounding to old school tape echo. I highly recommend.

Not the best sounding pedal, but it gets the job done well for the price you pay and is a good deal.

I purchased one then purchased another…Super Clean and quiet! Way beyond its price!

English was clearly not a prerequisite for the job of translating the instructions.It's a $15 pedal. It will provide a few hours of noodling foolishness at best. It was never intended to do otherwise. Unfortunately half of its useable life will be spent trying to figure it out given that the included instructions are utterly useless.

It works ok but not the sound that I am looking for, but really cheap so you get what you pay for.

As detailed and described

This is a super looper pedal! Easy to understand and operate (see instructions), provides 3 separate loop tracks with up to 30 minutes *each* duration....I'm only using it for a fraction of that when I play. Great performance and an excellent value overall. No complaints or issues at all - this is a good product and I can easily recommend it to others.