Donner Circle Looper Pedal Drum Machine, 2 in 1 Drum Looper Stereo Guitar Loop Pedals, 40 Slots 160 mins Loop with 110 Drum Grooves, Tap Tempo, Fade Out

Livré sans alimentation (transfo 9v) et à part une petite amplitude sur mon ampli, n'apporte rien de plus. Déçu par le produit.

La relecion calidad precio es inmejorable

Non-Sound Stuff • Like all Donner boxes, this is built like a tank. • Super quiet on/off switching • Small size makes it way easy to fit on an effects board and throw in the gig bag for rehearsal/jams. • Dials turn smoothly, are easy to reach and do their specific jobs “evenly” (not big jumps in gain, tone or level along the spectrum of turn) • Toggle is easy to access, easy to read and clicks satisfyingly • No battery: Could be a plus or minus, depending on who you are/what you want. I love it. I never have to worry about inconvenience of batteries crapping out (and keeps form factor small) • If you like keeping your gear pretty, the box it comes in is very sturdy and the easy-access “hatch” design makes for easy in/out Sound Stuff • Playing my budget-conscious Epiphone Les Paul Jr. with a P90 in it and my Epi G-400 with stock humbuckers through my decidedly also-budget-conscious Monoprice combo amp. • Simplicity is its strong suit. 3 dials and a toggle allow you to access a huge array of overdriven/distorted sounds without any chance of paralysis-by-analysis of some other pedals that “offer” 6 dials, 3 toggles, 4 sliders and a partridge in pear tree. • The toggle gets you in the general neighborhood of where you want to be with tone (warmer overdrive-y, more traditional “general distortion or more modern-metal-ly). • Then, the level, gain and tone let you literally dial in the sound you are looking for. If you really want to super-fine-tune, you really don’t need more than your amp’s controls to get you right where you want to be. I’ve found adding some significant amp gain really adds some throaty-ness. • Range of tones is impressive coming out of one box. Unless you are recording or really trying to clone a very particular sound, I’m not sure you’d need much more than this in most situations. From a warm blues overdrive boost to a pretty industrial metal sound if you are pushing hot pickups through the Ultra mode with the tone way up. • Very quiet, no hiss or buzz. • I’d say the high end of the tone zone gets very edgy and bright, especially on Ultra and Normal. So be careful with that, unless you are looking for that aggro tone that will cut through the mix (and through my nerves). To be fair, it’s also a nice way to “sharpen” up some neck pickup tones. Closing Great versatile value. Simple, sturdy box that gives you a ton of tonal options in the distortion/overdrive area for a very fair price.

I have NO DOUBT that boutique pedals are worth the money, but this will get you some really usable distortion tones for very little money. I've had multi-fx units and they just have too much choice, but this has 3 different distortion types and tone, gain and output and you can't really go wrong for the price. My only criticism is that it's very bright so I had to dial the tone all the way down but that may just be my guitar and for the money I can't criticise it. DO budget for a power supply too though and you can't use a battery with it, but that's not a problem for me.

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