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Specifications Power supply needed: 9V & Center negative (not included) Plug in & out: 1/4"monaural jack Material: Zinc alloy Package included: One pedal & One user manual Digital Reverb Flanger Noise Gate Chorus Heavy Metal Looper Buying Options Add to Cart Add to Cart Add to Cart Add to Cart Buying Options Customer Reviews 3.9 out of 5 stars 166 4.3 out of 5 stars 938 4.3 out of 5 stars 938 4.3 out of 5 stars 938 4.3 out of 5 stars 938 4.3 out of 5 stars 938 Price — no data $25.90$25.90 $29.90$29.90 $27.90$27.90 $23.90$23.90 — no data Digital or Analog Digital Analog Analog Analog Analog Digital Case color Black Luxury gold Blue White Black Gray Easy To Power Up The ISET Pedals can be powered up easily by an adapter with daisy chain cables or a power supply pedal. Need to use 9V power with center negative. Musician's Most Convenience Little Effect Pedal These little brick pedals are easy to take with you when travel but never lose a great sound. Nice choice for performing and playing on the way! Build Your Pedal Board With ISET Pedals The small size and true bypass design make the Iset pedals easy to fit your pedal board, also quick switch of the pedal positions.
Guitar pedal
The acoustic simulator pedal perfectly satisfies the curiosity I had about whether a pedal could really simulate an entirely different type of guitar. And the answer is - pretty well!It's not a perfect substitute, but does a pretty bang up imitation. It seems to scoop the mids a lot and work a bit like a reverse compressor, adding more attack and less sustain. The knobs for "body" and "top" work more or less as a bass boost and a treble boost, while the switch mainly changes the shape of the mids, to my ear. I find the "standard" mode with "volume" and "body" around noon sound best, but the "top" needs to be cranked a little higher to keep it from sounding dull. At these settings with a Strat on the neck pickup, I'm quite happy with how close it gets to swapping guitars with only a push of a button.It does add a bit of noise and hiss, but to a perfectly tolerable degree for live performance or practice, especially since you're likely not using it with distortion as well. If you do, the mid scoop becomes extra obvious, and it doesn't sound great, but might have some use in the right hands.
