Watched this again. :-) Thanks for properly putting this unit through its paces so we can really judge what each effect/knob does in sonic terms. Very helpful! Say, what pickup are you using in that guitar? Sounds better than many piezos I‘ve heard.
I have two questions: - by deactivating the delay, does the effect remain present or does it turn off when it is bypassed? - is it possible to control the "dot" button with an external control?
Looks like it has almost all the features I want, e.g. separately switchable reverb and delay, plus boost. Too bad they skipped chorus! How could they design a device aiming to be an "all-in-one" solution and leave that out? Also highly questionable: Why place the booster switch at an "inside" location, nestled in between mute and reverb? When performing, players often play rhythm or fingerpicking or whatever and then need to boost while singing (e.g. for an upcoming solo), so don't want to have to look down to be sure they are stomping on the right switch. The boost should definitely be on the outer right (or left). Just imagine briefly looking down to try and boost and instead hitting "mute" or switching off the reverb! A slight slip of the foot, and disaster strikes. I realize tap tempo also needs an outside position, but why not put both at the edges and have the mute switch separate from the main row? Mutes is only needed AFTER a song has finished, for tuning or switching guitars, so doesn't need to be in the main row. Add chorus and re-position the boost, and I might be interested in spending this big wad of cash. Otherwise, I'm sticking with my Zoom.
@@michaelbornhorst9251 Thanks for pointing that out. However, only being able to use chorus when the reverb is turned way up (at higher settings) kinda defeats the purpose of having extra switches for each effect. One might wish to have a very short reverb, for example, but still add some chorus. Leaning over to adjust the reverb in order to get chorus just isn‘t the right approach, and it sounds like modulated reverb (not chorus plus reverb) is what the unit provides. That‘s a different feel, and not easy to dose, I presume.
