Review by
humbuck on Jul 7, 2004
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Local guitar shop, ?35 secondhand
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Features |
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I's a tough pedal, it sounds good, not really heavey distortion, but enough for most things - I boost it a bit by using a little of my amp's onboard distortion.
It has a little reverb, hence the name cyberdrive. The high notes ring a bit, I love this pedal
It has three nobs; output level, tone, distortin level. (Output enables you to set the distortion sound level so when you bypass the clean sounds just as loud) |
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Playability |
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I'd say that if you are upgrading from using on-board distortion this is the way to go - it sounds more than distortion, and the sound is quite "brown" meaning it's good for classic metal |
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Quality |
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It's nice sounding pedal. It dose generate noise because it uses op.amp circuitry, and the noise is quite noticeable when not playing. |
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Durability |
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It's a little trickt to set up to get the sound you want, but it's so good once you do it's worth it. |
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Overall |
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I'm definately going to keep using this pedal - it's so cool. It works well with a delay or phaser, but it sounds interesting enough on it's own. |
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