Basically, its a $200 Leslie in a pedal
930523
this $200 gadget is a close emulator to a Leslie without needing the cabinet, weight, expense, etc. Very well built, solid, just the right weight. Easy to use.  allows for two outputs for a nice sterao set up if you want.  all in all, a great pdeal.  can also be used with guitar for that roto-vibe sound...get it...you'll like it....or spend $3000 and buy a Nord...ha haaaa
1683227
For $200, I got exactly what I expected.  This is a low end folding bike that will work well for somebody that has reasonable expectations for what $200 will get you.  The assembly of the bike consisted of tightening two nuts, inserting the handle bars into the bike, and fastening caps on the wheels.  I also had to pump air in the tires.

The locking mechanism of the main folding apparatus for the bike is very tight.  I have to use a sharp heel kick with my shoe to unlock and lock it.

If you're looking for a bike with higher quality components that will satisfy more serious riding adventures, I'd be ready to spend a lot more and look elsewhere.  Otherwise, you'll be satisfied.
4716285
i bought this pedal sometime in either 2005 or 2006. A few months ago the play in the pedal gave away, but the pedal itself still sounded just fine. no poping or anything. I took it to a local music store, and they found out that 2 screws inside the pedal were aparently over stressed and were broke in two. The heads of the screws were easy to get out, but the remainder of them had to be fished out, and new screws were custom cut to replace the old ones. The repair only costed $20 some dollars. I assumed the damage was a fluke thing.

Then about a week ago, i went to go use the pedal for some volume/delay swells and the same problem started happening again. i have not abused this pedal in any way, and have used it sparingly. I am under the impression that it is a design flaw. I could get fix it again, but whats the point if the problem will just occur again? at least the pedal lasted about 6 years. I think I am going to get an ernie ball jr volume next time, hopefully i will have better luck with that.
1911512
This bicycle is a great deal. I will report in a year to report progress, but so far, the price is right and the parts are good for what is a Single Speed Coaster Brake Bicycle. Sit up straight riding experience. Coaster brake stops on a dime. Handle bars easy fit a basket. Fits on a city bus bike rack.
284808
My last foot pedal was so intermittently working, that I could barely control the boat. I took it completely apart and examined it to the best of my ability (ASE certified technician by trade) but was unable to find what was wrong. I believe the problem lies within the circuitry and that it is non serviceable. (Intentionally, no doubt) I'm not dropping over 2 grand on a new troller with the new remote deploy system though. I'm just not. I'll keep buying foot pedals til they stop selling them.
2107807
This pedal, in price contrast, is awesome. Very useful and easy to play with. When I plug it with my Digital Delay 400 I made some sonic atmospheres and it works for what I was looking for. So, if you're looking for a pedal with some efects and don't have a lot of money, go blindly for it! The pedal bundle came in combo, and its like a normal cable... The polishing cloth and the pick card is very cheap but, at least, I took it as a gift present from the store.
61774
You're thinking about purchasing this because it's cheap. Take my advice: spend the extra $30- $40 and get something worth it.

The assembly was easy enough, looks like the picture but my goodness the thing doesn't pedal! There's no fluid movement -when trying to pedal it's like the thing goes up and down instead of round and round. The seat is hard too. And the resistance did not work either.

I'll be buying a different bike.
1395832
Within the first two rides I had a flat tire and replaced the tube. Now the pedal has cracked in half from standing up and peddling. It looks great and slick but starting to see why it is on the cheaper side.
2331139
There not 100$ upgrade but I have a 100$ bike so it matches. Much better than having plastic pedals.  Make sure your installing the correct pedal. If it doesn't work make sure your tightening the right way if not switch the pedals I made that mistake thankfully it was the correct size in the end.
3744023
The plastic pedals it came with fell apart quickly, but a $15 pair of metal ones was an easy replacement.

For such an inexpensive bike, I'm surprised how well it works. I put 300 miles on it within a couple month riding in all weather.
The cabling in the front is a bit excessive, like wayyyy to long, but no issue.
Also the brakes are a lower quality. They work as if I bought an expensive pair and was riding for a while, which is just something a rider of a new bike needs to get used to anyway.

Overall, the bike is great. All the replaceable parts are replaceable if needed, but I only replaced my pedals.
If you really do look at the details you can tell it's not a $1000 bike, but who cares.

By the way, I've never been complimented on my bike before.
"Wow, how expensive was that?!" -guy at the bike rack
"That's really great tape work" -guy with a fixed gear (obviously does his own handlebar tape)
Made me feel good about the purchase.
3340804
The back tire was held up by a bent back fender. Now I cant ride it for another 4 days. And probably me being dumb, but I don't put pedals on often, or ever, so maybe a right and left sticker on those please. Now I have to pay 65 dollars to get that back fender fixed if they even can. If not, I have to get a new one. More moneys frustrating. I already paid for this
3954182
it is not a particular good sounding pedal, you will be better off spending a few more bucks to buy a more prestigious distortion pedal than trying to play cheap on this thing and replacing it afterwards. not recommended
3450807
This is what a looping pedal should be, click to record, click to play.  No frills, no effects, no drum tracks, just a looper.  It is fun for jam sessions and easily usable for live performance.

Pros:
It makes making loops easy and intuitive.
The playing loop sincs up easily with the new loop.
Simple to use, makes live looping seamless.

Cons:
Price. This should be $100 max.  shop around for a super deal.
There is no battery slot, you have to have a power cord which, for such a small pedal, is a nuisance.
The pedal has stuck on me twice, not sure why but the button becomes completely unresponsive.
977003
Bought this to interface with a motor speed control unit.  This pedal is super simple, Inside is a 10k linear potentiometer and microswitch to ensure 0 ohms when the pedal is not pressed.  This can be wired to integrate with a commercial motor speed control (such as a kbic-120, or MC-60 treadmill controller) to control the speed of a DC motor.  Some soldering and cutting a circuit board trace was required to make it a 3 wire vs 2 wire unit but the price is right in this case.
3680909
In order to access anything other than the first loop on the 45000, you need this pedal.  The price is a little steep for what it is, but it adds too much value to the 45000 to go without it.  3 stars for having to shell out more dough for such a core function.

The picture of the item shows the foot controller for a Hog 2.  I was a little worried that Amazon would deliver the wrong pedal and bought it upon description alone. They delivered the right item the first time, but other customers seem to have received the Hog 2 controller, so proceed with caution.

I've attached a photo of the 45000 foot controller, taken from the following link:

http://www.ehx.com/products/45000-foot-controller
2213978
Don't get me wrong. It's a cute plastic motorcycle.  And my daughter is in love with it. But when I pulled it out of the box, I had to shake my head and marvel at how much it costs.
1446682
I chose five stars, but the computer sent one. So, if you can, disconsider this rate. The pedal is fantastic. It is simple and complete, if you want a looper. The sound is perfect, and the size of pedal is unbelievable.
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