As someone who enjoys experimenting with guitar sounds, I was curious to try this small multi-effects pedal. The first thing that stands out is how compact it is. It’s very lightweight and small enough to carry easily in a gig bag or backpack, which makes it convenient for practice sessions or travel.

Despite its size, the pedal offers quite a lot of features. It includes six effect modules (FX, AMP, MOD, DLY, REV and CAB) and a total of 80 presets. This gives you plenty of sound combinations to explore. Switching between presets is quick, and you can also create and store your own custom sounds.

The sound quality is good for a portable unit. The digital processing does a nice job of simulating different amps and effects, and it works well for practicing different styles. I also like that it includes a built-in tuner and supports recording through the OTG mode, which can be useful for quick ideas or practice recordings.

Another interesting feature is the app control, which lets you manage presets and import additional sounds. This makes it easier to organise and expand your sound library without needing complicated hardware setups.

The built-in battery lasts several hours, so you can use it for practice or small jam sessions without constantly worrying about charging.

Highlights

? Very compact and lightweight design
? 80 presets with multiple effect modules
? Built-in tuner and recording support
? App control for managing presets
? Rechargeable battery with several hours of use

Overall

This is a versatile little multi-effects pedal that offers a lot of functionality in a very portable format. It’s especially useful for practice, travel or players who want many sounds without carrying a large pedalboard.

This little Pocket AMP Multi Effects Pedals Processor, with 6 Module 80 Editable Effects, is a lot of bang for the buck. There is so much packed into this tiny package that one could write 100 pages about all that it can do and still only scratch the surface. I have been playing for well over 40 years so I followed along with all of the tech along the way. I have an impressive collection of guitars, some of which are the ones I was smart enough or lucky enough to hang onto, like my '61 Strat and my '69 Goldtop LP. I care about guitars more than most other things in life, all they can do, and in particular the endless nuances of their tone. My guitars are my kids.

I snapped a few pictures to show you the detail of some of pages within this device. I find everything to be laid out intuitively for the most part, but like anything new and complex you will have to dig into it in order to gain a comfort level as it does so much and and can seem overwhelming. It is not. There is just an enormous amount going on so enjoy the journey as it will be worth it in the end, and save the tones to a preset when you get something that really does it for you.

I have plugged guitars directly into the unit and monitored with headphones. I have plugged guitars directly into the unit and output to my Audient ID14 audio interface and recorded that signal with Logic Pro. I have plugged guitars directly into the unit and output the signal to my Friedman, Fender, Carvin and Marshall amps. Yup, there are a lot of ways to use this and I personally find all of them to be gratifying. I plugged one of my vintage, fat jazz boxes in using headphones and got a wonderful, warm tone with dreamy light reverb, a little compression and just got lost in for hours on Sunday afternoon. I can also get some pretty tight SRV and the holy grail for me which is an Eb Strat and Little Wing. Not quite there yet on that one but it still sounds pretty sweet and I'll keep trying.

When I want to straighten out some punk with their fake, distressed, knock-off, crapola guitar sporting 3 forms of facial hardware who looks at me like I'm too old to play worth a hoot, I like to blow through my pretty solid version of Cliff of Dover, just to 'tune them up'. I get a tone pretty close to EJ on this tiny box with a newish Strat and nothing more, which made me smile.

If there was one fault that I could find (actually, just an inconvenience) it would simply be that as you create your 80 presets you'll have to make a little cheat-sheet to know what's what because you won't be able to give them proper names. Numbers only. No big deal, and a small price to pay for the luxury of having 80 PRESETS, which in and of its self is very cool.

In my experience this little box is an enormous bang for the buck that continues to surprise me.

This is amazing value for the money. Great sounds, simple to use, and incredibly compact.

Great little effect processor! Has a good variety of different sounds and it's super easy to use straight out of the box. I'm glad it is rechargeable and compact; super easy to carry with me on the road and great for studio usage too.

great product.
I use it and to other chords instruments
i really like it a lot

Me ha encantado, tiene un muy buen sonido y es muy intuitivo a la hora de modificar los efectos, una buena compra por ese precio.
Y el manual viene en espa?ol

My husband is a guitarist/bassist and absolutely loves new instruments and new gear (find me an avid musician who doesn't). He was excited to try this multi effects guitar processor. I don't know all the ins and outs of how this unit works or exactly what it does, but he totally enjoys it. The size is super compact, making it very portable and perfect for bringing to practice and jam sessions with his band. It is also handy while working with his home recording set up. With 80 presets, this processor is versatile and has plenty of effects to play with. Functional and easy to adjust the presents and volume controls. A great overall value.

Sturdy very configurable and quite intuitive. Good effects as standard and highly portable for me and my travel guitar.

Probably suitable for a home made travel guitar as a built in component.

Was going to give 4☆ but i have decided after writing this thatit deserves 5☆

Pretty impressive for the price for a few reasons. 1) Pocket sized with a built in rechargeable battery. 2) Versatile controls and lots of slots for creating a preset or tweaks to presets pre-loaded on the device. 3). It doubles as a USB stereo amp/ w/ mono input for for your computer- which is a great additional feature especially for modern macbooks that don't have anaudio input and only a built in mic. Hoping there will be continued driver/feature support and perhaps even some additional modules in a firmware update.