My Pedal Board Overview 

Thanks! I am really enjoying it.

Thanks for the questions. Question So the drive is before the M5 and delay for clarity reasons mainly. There is no right or wrong way to setup pedals depending on the sound you are going for. The way I think of it is this, do I want to have a delay sound with drive on it or do I want a drive sound with delay on it. Typically you will get a tighter sound with the drive before the delay/reverb. Most guitarist I watched over the years have this setup. The drives for me are always first and the effects after. The reason I have my M5 before the delay is because if I need a modulation effect then its still in front of my delay instead of after. Now if I had a separate reverb I would have the setup like this: (Tuner-Drives-Volume/Wah-Modulation-Delay-Reverb) which is a standard setup. In the end, you can setup your pedals any way you want. I would try different combinations and see what you like. I hope that helped, If you have any other questions please feel free to let me know. Blessings

Thanks for the question. I use the one spot to power everything. What I did was go online and find the specs for all my pedals and what their power requirements are. I added up all the milliamps (mA) and I was still a few hundred mA's under the one spot power output. It works great for what I have on the pedal board. I will at some point work toward getting a better (proper) power supply but do to a tight budget I had to go with the one spot. Hope that helps. Please let me know if you have anymore questions.

hi, I've bought one and I'm surprised of the quality. T hey are the last nes, since it's gone out of production. a cheaper option to the korg sdd3000

Thanks! so yeah the M5 is great. I haven't noticed any tone loss at all. It's a great workhorse for a pedalboard. It can cover a lot of ground. I have actually been working with the distortions and overdrives lately. I love analog but I just had to give it a shot. I can tell you the Classic Distortion model is very useful. It's a copy of the Pro Co Rat pedal and the filter nob is your best friend. I was able to copy my SD1 and Rook very closely. I had a friend of mine come over and had him turn away as I switched between the original and the M5 and he couldn't tell the difference. I would recommend it any time. Great Pedal! thanks again for the comment. Blessings

Reynald Guibone I just checked and the effect does trail after you turn it off. Thanx for the question.

leecookmusic1 ow thank you so much..that's great!

No, the M5 don't have a looper feature, the M9 and M13 they have it.