Getaria Multi Effects Pedal Guitar Pedals Effects Combined Delay Reverb Chorus Effect Pedal with IR Loading Multi Effects Guitar Pedal for Electric Bass Guitar

Surprisingly excellent! I continue to be impressed with Getaria products.I already own their GWS-8 wireless guitar system before that, I like it very much and use it very well.Now I own Getaria’s multi guitar effect pedal again,It’s really a pleasant surprise for me. The two products work very well together.The multi-guitar effect pedal looks very sturdy. I pretty much stick to distortion, reverb and delay for my effects, so this guy saves me the trouble of having to carry multiple pedals, power supply/line for all, etc. Reverb sounds great and delay is wonderful.And I am very satisfied with the mobile record function and wireless accompaniment input function of the guitar multi effect pedal.This function is very convenient for me to practice my guitar in my home.And the effect of the sound is very good,there are live mode and perset mode,you could edit the tone which you own like and it’s very easy to operate. Personally, I don't use compression much, but maybe that will change now that I have it on the menu. All around, super pleased with this pedal. Moreover, this pedal can import IR files at any time, so I can directly import my edited effects into this effector for use.It’s awesome to provide so many features at such a cheap price!I love it very much.Will definitely recommend and purchase more in the future.

Great value for the money spent. I needed a floor tuner due to my overly sensitive ears (I'm constantly tuning when off by only a 1/4 note) while I'm playing along to other sources of music (other musicians, other pre-recorded music). This floor effects pedal not only does that very well, but it also includes a myriad of effects one would not expect from such a small form factor plus it even includes a rechargeable battery (battery pack or ext power is usually a good chunk of money alone) that lasts for many hours! I'm very happy so far with this pedal and though its my first day using it, I anticipate using it awhile since its construction is very solid. I'm glad they used metal vs. plastic -- this pedal feels very sturdy. I'm not commenting on the various effects because I haven't played with them too much yet (and, I usually play clean anyway). But, I'll update this as appropriate if I have anything to add in the future. The only negative I have is that my feet are kind of big so I have to be a little bit careful with the pedal pins -- I've accidentally hit two at the same time.

I am a beginner guitar player but I wanted a little extra frills to my playing to add to my enjoyment. I've looked at a lot of effects pedals but they were generally expensive and only supplied one singular effect. I discovered the Cube Baby by accident and found that not only did it offer a range of effects but a number of adjustments as well all for a extremely reasonable price. I don't need anything else. The abilities to record on your phone and tune my guitar were an added bonus. The sound is great and it spices up some of my playing as I practice making me want to practice even more. It is metal so it should stand up well for a long time and the rechargeable battery makes it simple to maintain.If I had to nitpic on it at all (and the reason it didn't get 5 stars) due to the tiny control knobs (they are fine but fiddly if one has large hands) and the poor instruction leaflet. Given the extensive features of the unit something more than a poorly translated leaflet should be offered. The device is not immediately intuitive so better written and extensive instructions should have been included.But even these minor flaws don't detract from the actual function of the the device and how pleased I am to own it.

I've been using other simple multi-effects units like this for quick grab-and-go situations, like band rehearsal, jams, etc. I used one of those cell phone battery packs, and bought a 5v USB to 9v adapter for a few bucks. It worked well and kept me portable. But it got me thinking, why doesn't anyone put a rechargeable battery pack in one of these?Sure enough, surfing on Amazon and I find this thing. For the money it was worth a shot. This thing is great!! No external battery pack required! Three tones at a time are all I need... clean, rhythm, and lead. And honestly, the presets right out of the box were pretty spot on for me. It took a few minutes to figure out the interface, but once I did, I was able to customize the sounds and balance the output between the presets.It sounds really good to me. I don't know much about these IR amps/cabs, but whatever they are, they sound good! A few things are tricky. Yes, the knobs do nothing if you're not in edit mode. And if you want to edit a preset, there's no way to recall it's previous settings and tweak them. Whatever the knobs are set to is what you're going to get. So if you like that sound and just want to make a small adjustment, you have to manually reset all of the controls to where they were, and go from there.

Does it work? Yes. Construction-wise, it's very solid, and certainly does its job. The drum sounds are pretty high quality, considering that they're on-board digital samples. The looping function is fun to play with. Where I deduct points are two spots: tempo adjustment and the label print.To adjust the tempo, you have to tap the tempo button to set it by tapping in time. But that doesn't apply consistently to each drum style. I found that I have to decrease my expected tempo tapping by almost half-speed in the Rock styles or else it was a frantic, almost punk/thrash tempo. And when, as a metalhead, I think the tempo is too fast, that's a problem :)The print is in black on a brushed nickel housing and is tiny. From the floor, it's incredibly difficult to see, if not impossible. I don't have the eyes of an eagle and in a low-lit environment, the settings are almost impossible to see if standing above the pedal. I have to squat down, shine a light on it, set it, then start playing (timing the foot stomps to control functions is also a bit challenging if the pedal is on carpet).Overall, it's a nice practice product to try out songwriting ideas. In that vein, if the print was more distinct and legible from a standing position so I could see what it was doing, it would rate much higher.