Sondery Distortion Pedal with 2 Effects of Bright and Normal, 70-80’s Classical British Stack Sound, Mini Effect Pedal for Electric Guitars True Bypass, Art Design Series

The SOndery Overdrive Pedal delivers a rich and versatile tone that enhances the sound of any electric guitar. Its solid construction and intuitive controls make it a reliable addition to any guitarist's pedalboard.The pedal's ability to produce a range of overdrive effects—from warm and bluesy to gritty and aggressive—allows for creative exploration in various music styles. The tone shaping options are impressive, offering a fine-tuning capability that adapts to different preferences and playing styles.The build quality feels sturdy, ensuring durability for gigging and frequent use. Its true bypass feature preserves the guitar's natural sound when the pedal is off, maintaining the integrity of the signal chain.This pedal's ability to add depth and character to the guitar's tone without overwhelming it with unwanted noise makes it a valuable asset for musicians seeking a reliable and versatile overdrive pedal. The SOndery Overdrive Pedal is a worthy addition for any guitarist looking to expand their sonic palette.

The media could not be loaded. This is by far my favorite pedal I own. Looks alone it’s very aesthetically pleasing to me. The pedal quality is much nicer than I imagined for such an inexpensive pedal! The switch has a different tactile click than my other pedals and not in a bad way, it’s very light and easy to press down but it’s still tactile so it’s quite satisfying. The chorus effect sounds how you imagine, works and it works well. I love how deep the chorus goes and it fills the room. It’s nice and small, so it fits perfectly between my other pedals. No complaints overall, very happy.

It is worth the money. This can be used for sustain or to get a funk rhythm tone. One of the sounds in there could be your perfect sound. They're good.Construction is great. The print is bold, clean, and durable. It looks just a bit classier with the chrome bevel than my comparable Donner gear.It is limited. It is easy to get in the ballpark of what you want, but really dialing it in is tough. I would have spent more money for an extra control if I were choosing again, and the tiny knobs kind of suck to use. This is a piece of gear that I play often but think about upgrading every time I do.

The media could not be loaded. It sounds great! This is me playing at 1/3 of it. It has so much potential and I will be using this mini pedal often. It’s light and easy to use. There is a bit of noise, when connected to an amp, but not much. Produces a nice sound, I love it!

I find myself compelled to pen a lamentation regarding the so-called "Harmonic Elixir Pedal," which I procured with high hopes of enhancing my melodic endeavors. Alas, what a grievous mistake it hath proven to be!Upon its arrival, the pedal appeared a splendid creation, adorned with colorful knobs and switches that promised a cornucopia of enchanting sounds. Yet, once I set my foot upon its surface, the reality diverged sharply from expectation. The tones emitted were akin to the wailing of banshees rather than the sweet serenades of a minstrel.Moreover, the construction is as shoddy as a peasant's hovel. The knobs, which should turn with grace, are instead stiff and unyielding, as if bewitched by a spiteful sorcerer. No matter how I adjusted them, the sounds remained a cacophony, unfit for even the humblest of taverns.To add insult to injury, the pedal's power supply was as fickle as a wayward knight, often cutting out mid-performance, leaving me in an embarrassing silence before my gathered audience.In closing, I implore fellow musicians to steer clear of this wretched contraption. The "Harmonic Elixir Pedal" is a peddler's trick, lacking the true essence of artistry. Seek ye a more reputable device, one that shall serve thy creative spirit rather than besmirch it.

Good cheap looper. I’m used to high quality pedals and play hundreds of gigs with them. Loopers are usually expensive and I’m partial to the DOD jam man which is $300 and recently died, so this cheap little thing was more of an emergency experiment. The HUGE problem is turning it off with a double tap. I’m a pretty musical guy but this double tap has to be quick but not too quick and is very hard to time it when I’m in the middle of a song or singing at the same time. It’s a great pedal but the double tap to turn it off really messes with my head as the on off has to be timed perfectly to make any kind of performance loop. So in my opinion for a pro performer I wouldn’t use it. For the bedroom it’s great and maybe with practice I’ll be able to get the hang of it. It does record a nice long loop and sounds ok.

First off I got a fabulous deal for the price point I couldn't beat it.... I have pedals that cost three times the price yet this distortion cost like 15 dollars ( because of a huge sale of course) .... I play all types of music through many different guitar -amp combinations but my go to style and sound is thrash death metal with lots of dirty chunky gain and low end for good chugs and I was very surprised when I finally had it plugged in and within a few minutes I said to myself " dude this pedal is fricken heavy as hell " meaning it was delivering a rich full tone beyond my expectations.... Definitely for all the metal heads out there go grab some pedals from this brand their absolute worth the price point 🤟🤟🤟🤟

very noisy and doesnt work well punching in and out. Bad quality. Does not function well.