VSN Multi Effect Pedal With Delay Tuner Chorus Reverb Looper Guitar Digital effect pedals Multi Effect Pedal True bypass RE-05

I decided to build a smaller, grab-and-go board that would be easy to transport and quick to setup for when I attend local jams.Like most guitarists I had plenty of extra pedals. However I only had one delay. There are several mini sized delays available to choose from. I've been using a VSN Wireless Guitar system for over a year and have been happy with its performance so I thought I'd try their delay pedal.Right out of the box I was impressed with the heft of the unit. It feels very sturdy and substantial. The three controls felt solid and the footswitch operated with a satisfying snap. The base plate has a thick rubber pad that not only protects and cushions the unit but helps prevent it from slipping around when you step on it.But the real proof is how it sounds.I was not disappointed.It's a simple basic pedal. No tap temp or modulation. Just three controls. Length of delay. Depth of delay. And feedback (number of repeats). It covers everything from quasi-tremolo to rockabilly slapback to runaway space noise. This is a great unit for a beginner. Or for someone needing a second delay.I use multiple guitars with various pickups and various output levels. Humbucking, mini-humbucking, P-90, Strat, Tele, this delay handled them all. I placed the VSN Delay after various and multiple boosts, overdrives, fuzzes, pitch shifter, chorus, phase shifters, and it worked great with them all. It faithfully reproduced anything and everything I fed into it. It has a warm and friendly tone.It's compact, simple to use, sounds great and is built like a tank. (Yes I opened it up and the insides look as neat and as solid as any pedal I've ever seen. And better than quite a few big brands.) I might even buy a second one for my bass board.I'll definitely be trying other VSN pedals. I wish I had bought this sooner.

I got this tuner because I wanted a floor tuner that wasn’t crazy expensive. This guy delivers! I read that the mini pedals are pretty much knockoffs from the same factories for the most part and that quality varies compared to the standard brands, but I figured it was worth $20 to risk on a tuner where I’m not looking for sweet sounds. Obviously, the accuracy isn’t going to be the same as a TC Electronic, but this is accurate enough for me and probably for most people. It finds the pitch quickly, it’s easy to use on stage (nice, bright display), doesn’t produce any noise that I can hear, and provides a true bypass to stay out of my way when it’s time to rock. For what it is, I’m giving it 5 stars and recommending it for those who don’t need a higher-end tuner.

The pedal has multiple settings. Top quality and easy to use after initial learning curve.

A simple noise gate to clean up the noise floor of your instruments. Works well. It's quiet and sensitive so you can really dial in how much noise you need to remove from the outgoing signal.

I don’t think this tuner is accurate. the sound is different from when i tune my guitar manually or from another tuner. doesn’t do the job well! i don’t recommend this item.

Tuners are pretty simple - they either let you tune your instrument easily or they don't. Everything else is pretty much extra.That said It's a pretty decent piece of kit. Feels very solidly built, and the small form factor makes it easy to pop onto the board.Display is easy to read, even from a distance. After relying on clip on tuners for years, the cutoff function while tuning is nice; I also use it as a mute when swapping guitars.The foot switch is solid, and has a very tactile click to it. Some may like that; others may not. I'm personally on the fence, but adding a footswitch cap to it seems to help.But for the price, you can't go wrong with it.

I would suggest avoiding this pedal. Others reviewed the pedal and rated it highly. That's why I decided to purchase it. However, during my first attempt at using the pedal I couldn't get it to produce any sound. I was using the Truetone 1 Spot power adapter to power the pedal. The same exact one I have been using for 10 years with dozens of other pedals. At first i was frustrated, but then I became worried when the pedal began SMOKING. I smelled something that resembled smoke. I had my space heater on in the room, so I thought that was it. I came back to the pedal and tried again. That's when I saw actual smoke coming from the pedal itself. Needless to say, I am returning it ASAP.

These have been great to have on all of my backup pedalboards, for when I have friends come over to jam.But HOLY COW, are the LEDs bright. I put 2 layers of dimming film on the LEDs so they aren't so obnoxious.I've got one apart to put some current limiting resistors in line with the LED so I can dim them down that way.