VALETON Multi Effects Processor Multi-Effects Pedal with Expression Pedal FX Loop MIDI I/O Guitar Bass Effects Pedal Amp Modeling IR Cabinets Simulation Stereo OTG USB Audio Interface (GP-200)

Does Wonders! Can beat the more expensive competitors.

I love this pedal and run it side by side with a Quad Cortex. Given the difference in price, I'd say it's a pretty good bargain. I bought it because it has a NAM slot for fx pedals, a NAM slot for amps, and of course the standard IR loader. All work fine with NAMs and IRs from TONE3000 and the built in amps and fx are no joke either. If you have used a multieffects/ampsim before, it's very easy to use and program. Nothing special to report on that. Sounds great in recording (yes it does to dry out to the DAW) and great with a PA system. Although, you may have to lower the highs a little. It can sizzle a bit with some house systems, depending on the speakers used. But that seems to have been my experience with most sims. Before you buy a Stadium or QC, I would recommend you check this out first. It just might meet your needs before you lay down all that cash. I don't regret buying mine.

No había probado la marca pero quedé sorprendido con el sonido y el funcionamiento de este multiefectos, muy robusto, totalmente hecho de de metal, el pedal de expresión muy cómodo y con un sistema muy intuitivo. Incluye el efecto Hammy (Whammy) bastante bien logrado. En fin una maravilla. Lo recomiendo

For the money, this is a great pedal. You will spend three times more on a Helix, but I don't think that you are getting three times more features and quality. However, my complaint is the overall problem with amp modellers in general. The sound engineers and designers are getting very close with trying to emulate your favorite amps and effects. Close, but....not quite there. I found that with this unit (and perhaps even the higher end brands) the articulation and response isn't quite what you will get from a real tube amp. For what this is, it is quite decent and only the player will know the difference. After watching some very good reviews on this pedal, I learned that it is a bit on the dark side and has to be compensated with EQ tweaks in the global EQ settings. This is very true. My experience is that when engaging the simulated cabs, it puts a 'blanket' on the tone and the articulation and response is significantly diminished. My solution is to use the amp models only and then tweak the global EQ to make it sound like a cabinet. This will let you maintain the articulation and response that you need. The key is to roll off the highs and lows so that you get close to the frequencies of an actual guitar cabinet. You might also want to boost some of the mids a little bit. In any case, this has made this pedal useable for me. I still have a variety of amp models at hand, even if I'm limited to one cabinet tone. The effects are very good although I've found that there are only a few overdrives that work for my tastes. The amp overdrives themselves are quite good. The BadCat Clean is amazing and is my go-to. The functionality is very basic in that you only get one pedal chain, but for my purposes it is enough. I love the colorful display and switches. One thing is for sure...it beats packing around a 50 pound guitar amp! I'm getting too old for that! LOL!

Sorpresivamente buena!!!