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18 Aug, 2016
Size Does Matter Sometimes...
I thought this thing would be a little bigger. In hindsight I should've gone with the FS6 or two FS5s, but I'm stuck with this thing now that's about half the size of my size 10 foot! But hey it does the job, if you can find it on the floor and position your foot very carefully.....
18 Aug, 2016
Flashback is awesome!
This is probably the most versatile delay pedal I've ever used, and I haven't even explored the "Toneprint" feature yet, where you use your mobile phone to upload new sounds to the unit. The feature I like the most is the Audio- tapping feature, where instead of tap- tempo using your foot to set the delay time, you just hold down the switch with your foot, mute the strings with your fretting hand and strum the tempo you want using down strokes with your strumming hand- As I'm a guitarist, not a drummer (praise the Lord) so I find this a much more natural way to set tempo than tapping a footswitch. After years of playing, I've only just discovered the joys of setting delay times to match song tempo (maybe I was a drummer in a previous life). The one feature I'll probably never use is the looper, but that's only because I already have a dedicated looper pedal anyway. Check out the Reverse- Delay feature, it's a very trippy feature-if you set your sound to 100% wet only you can sound like the Beatles Revolution #9- Turn me on dead man! Seriously though, this is great pedal for the money, I use the modulated delayand tape echo sounds a lot!
26 Sep, 2016
Great value pedalboard
I bought one of these originally to house a Boss GT-10 Digital multi effect unit I had, and it fit beautifully, even with a little space for a couple of extra control pedals.
Then I started to by some individual pedals for specific sounds and realized I needed another case to house them in, and eventuall bought a power supply unit as well! So I bought another one of these and have about 12 pedals including a wah wah and a power supply. I've used a 500mm long piece of square- profile electrical ducting velcro'd between the upper and lower row of pedals to house all the cables, which makes it look tidier and stops the cables getting pinched in the pedals!
When putting together a pedal board, you could spend 100's of dollars for the "train" style racks in the soft bags (check out the complaints about these units on YouTube first!) or just spend about $55 on one of these and use the change to buy more pedals!