I'm really digging the Planet Waves solder less pedal kit ...
936605
I'm really digging the Planet Waves solder less  pedal kit and accessories. So far I've made eight cables and haven't had any issues with any of them which I can't say for other solder less kits I've used. The cables and plugs feel quality. My only complaint is that I wish the additional plugs were a bit more reasonable.
3981619
It's still kind of early to post a review on these, since I just got them and haven't had the chance to really test/stress them out, yet... However, on first use they are working well. The design saves a lot of space on my pedalboard, giving me room for an additional "mini-pedal" without anything hanging off of the sides.
1254850
I've only been playing for a year, and I'm still trying to find my tone. as such, most of my pedals so far have been cheap Behringers for affordable experimentation. with the others I feel like I'm probably gonna want to graduate to a "real" version of the pedals at some point. but this? well this is juuuuust fine! the only reason I can foresee needing to graduate to a real tube screamer is if I start gigging and need something more durable. but otherwise, this is exactly the missing ingredient I've been looking for in my sound. LOVE IT, best 20 bucks you'll spend.
1488019
I just got this gadget yesterday & I can already say this is a great pedal. I have in the past been somewhat ho-hum about Boss gear because I have often found that other companies simply do a better job but in this case I must say this is a spectacular gadget. BTW, to correct another review, this pedal does not do "sound on sound", you can only record a single loop & you cannot overdub. On that note, I will say it would have been nice to have a longer looping time but then most people if they are in to looping will have a dedicated looper so this is not really a big issue. The loop time is long enough to record short bits to play against & also to really get a feel for what this pedal can do.
On a really great note, I did sync this pedal to my computer running CUBASE & it performed flawlessly. I tried several things to get it to loose sync & it just kept right on ticking. ( Yes.the pun is intended ) The sync was a big concern for me & now it isn't.
The overall sound of this pedal is very much dependent on the sound you feed it. Very much like my EHX HOG, the results of what goes in does not necessarily go out can be surprising. Starting out with a really ugly guitar sound going in can produce a gem on the way out. Kind of a Pygmalion experience.
I write a lot of space music & this thing has already found it's way in that work. One real problem with this pedal is that until you get a chance to play with it you simply cannot appreciate all the nice results. For discovering new FX textures, this is a Boss pedal I cannot recommend highly enough.
915034
I'm quite a fan of all the JOYO pedals I own and very much one of their amp modeling pedals - I have the Acetone, the British and the American and they are all extremely unique and IMO very accurate in the amps they can emulate. Just a little nudge of 1 knob can work miracles in getting *the* sound you're going after. All their pedals are built like tanks as well ! I don't currently have a valve amp that's working however these amp modeling pedals can get quite close to the very tones valve amps are of course well known for. That;s quite a feat in my book and I'm glad I tried one Joyo pedal only to find others that I like and use just as much.
2204869
This pedal should provide almost any sound I need to use, plus a lot of settings I'll never touch unless I want to get yelled at by the band (lol).  Battery life seems to be pretty good so far and the looper and rhythms are fun to play around with.  I've still got to learn how to move patches around so I can have them in a usable order, but so far so good.
2662109
Everything good that I read or saw on you tube about this pedal checks out.  If there is something limiting about this pedal I have not discovered it yet. Glad I bought one!
2505822
I currently have this exact pedal that I bought right around 13 years ago. I have two of them because I play two separate bass brums. Ihave played or tried out many pedals including Trick, DW 9000s and DWs latest Direct Drives as well. I have two kits. A Larger high end Maple Yamaha kit modeled after Tommy Aldridge and a custom order TAMA Starclasic in maple.  The pedals I have kept and I play are my Yamaha Flying Dragon Series in Direct drive.  Those are the models that have the cool glow n the dark stripes on the base plates. I also have a nice set of the Tama Speed Cobra pedals.  They are super smooth like playing a cloud. I just seem to like shorter foot boards though. I like Cams as opposed to sprockets. Kind of like the blue cam on Pearl's Emiminator series. That was a cool set up too!  But I ordred two more of these pedals here being the best price I could find at that. I have my old Flexi Glides on my practice kit that is silent with those pearl black bass drum simulators with a practice pad and hihat to practice reading charts from my lessons.
These two new version Flexi Glides are going on my kit and my Yamaha Direct drives will go into their bags as they are keepers too, no longer made by Yamaha.
When it's all said and done, I think seriously the pedal is sometimes no better than the idiot playing it yet mechanical principles regarding the tool used still matter.  The Bass drum pedal is still probably the most important piece of hardware on the kit depending on what a person plays like and strives for. Of all the pedals I have ever touched Tama has made I think the most comfortable pedal for long ride endurance. These cam and straps are super responsive. Flexi Glide is a good way of putting it. And this newer version compared to my 13 year old version has some very nice spring/bearing upgrades while keeping the same good ole Cam n strap design.  5 stars with me!
2237520
One of the great surprises in the last couple of years has been the MXR Carbon Copy delay pedal. Designed by Way Huge founder Jeorge Tripps, is a great analog delay for under $175.00. Using bucket brigade circuitry, true bypass and a very simple 3 knob interface, the Carbon Copy is a very flexible unit. Utilizing the "modulation" switch, you can achieve a slight chorusing sound (like the flutter from old tape echoes) which can be adjusted via the internal trim pot.

The unit has a small footprint (like most MXR pedals) so it is very pedal board friendly.

This is truly a great sounding delay so try one out
2960364
I've only had it for a few days but I'm liking how it sounds. The distortion sounds a lot like the gain on my Marshall dsl. Sounds great on the clean channel with the distortion cranked on the morpher pedal, but I also tried it as a boost with the ultra channel on the Marshall but it sounds too muddy with the distortion on the pedal cranked, but turn it down and crank the level and Wollah!! Sounds like high gain 80's Soldano and that's what I was going for. Going to try the yellow fall out next.
1139973
Why did I wait so long and wasted a lot of dollars on other pedals... Just got mine and only using the factory preset right now and am very pleased... if you can afford this please don't waste your money like I did buying flanger, chorus, soul bender, fat boost, modulating pedal and tuner... although I still am using the Fulltone Fat Boost so I can manage low volume level playing without losing any tone as I live in a Apartment. Again "So pissed I wasted dollars and time" lol
1626208
This pedal worths a 5 stars with no doubt.
Only one thing I want to mention is that the Velcro that's in the box is absolute crap; not that it doesn't stick on to the soft pad, but the tape on the other side of the velcro is just too weak to hold the pedal on the board.

Hence what you're ended up with is enough strength to hold the "Velcro" on the board, not the pedal.

It is of course a trivial issue, but should be taken notice if one would like to keep the pedal in almost perfect condition(like me) and not have tape residues on the back of the pedal
3707271
I bought this pedal because of the number of different effects you can use on it. I am more of a guitar player, and I didn't want to spend a ton of money on a bunch of effects pedals I'd only use once in a while. I have to say I'm pretty happy with my purchase.

The drum machine included has 40 different drum loops, and you can adjust the volume and tempo of the drums. I believe the loops are mostly 4/4 time with a handful in 3/4, but honestly that's enough for what most people would want. The drum machine definitely keeps better time than my friend who is a drummer and I don't have to get beer for the pedal...

There are also 40 preset effects in the pedal. I'll leave it to you to read about all of them, but my favorites are the SANAMP Bass Driver DI emulator and the Boss ODB-3 emulator. Some pretty cool other effects in there as well. In addition to the 40 presets, there are 40 other spots to store effects that you program.

I'd highly recommend reading the manual. It takes some time to do so, but you will learn how to use the many features of the pedal. I wouldn't say it's hard to use the features, but it's definitely not intuitive and spending time reading the manual beforehand is definitely worth it.
3542347
I've played the pedals that this one is a clone of and I'm quite happy with my purchase. Does what it says, I dig the form factor, etc.
3365126
Extremely nice pedal.  Sounds great, built well.
2226918
I haven't owned this pedal but I've used it plenty of times and I love the crazy sounds you can make with it!
4043366
These are so awesome! They gave me the opportunity to put an extra pedal on my board and adjusted to height that I needed them to be on each side effortlessly. I have them connected to my TC Flashback and my MXR Delay. They're made tough and are super heavy which just means that my pedals will probably break before these little guys do.