ISET Digital Reverb Guitar Pedal with 9 Modes Guitar Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar Bass True Bypass

We live in the golden age of music gear. That is if one can put aside their misplaced patriotism and xenophobic commerce and realize we've long crossed the threshold into a world economy. Dismissing something out of hand because it's made in China is a fools errand. If you must blame someone, blame the American born CEO's who uprooted their manufacturing out of the US and into foreign markets to enrich themselves.That said, this reverb pedal is an amazing value. The reverbs are lush and detailed and sound great coming out an amplifier speaker. I just put together my first real pedal board after nearly 30 years of playing (I used pedals mind you just not assembled in number on a board). I usually like just an amps spring reverb, but unless you're sitting right by the amp it's hard to tailor the sound for different bits, songs, etc. So I added an on/off Fender footswitch to turn the spring reverb on or off and use the iSet Reverb to add additional reverb flavours.It's worked out great and save for the knobs not being super heavy duty on the unit I can't find a fault with it. All the verbs (even the lo-fi & flanger) can be used without ruining the guitars tone. If you just want some alternative flavours from your amps reverb this pedal is a winner. Highly recommended.

Pedals used to be as big as a boot with fewer adjustments. Works fine.

Pedal is a solid reverb pedal for the price $39. I liked the effects. The sounds were good. I especially liked the room reverb.It did have a hum to it. No matter the setting, when I turned it on, it had a hum. It was loud enough, where I had to send it back. It might have been a lemon.

for a beginner at this i think that every guitarist needs a reverb, distortion, echo and tuner....thats the basics this reverb has great sound effects and well worth the money...and wait time in delivery Good job

Definitely a quality little verb pedal, especially for the price. You should be aware that it will add a bit of tone coloration to your output. It’s not tremendous, and in my case I’m pleased with what it does to the tone. It ads just a bit of mid-low warmth. That can most likely be EQed out of you have an EQ pedal on the back end. This isn’t a deal breaker for me, but may be so for other players.

The effects themselves are pretty cool… But the pedal’s connections, and the way it was built meant that it was constantly making popping noises, loud noises, peaking, as well as not staying on the effect setting you were looking for. If the knobs were tighter, and it was better soldered. It would be a great pedal. Missed the return window, ended up having to throw it out. Maybe I just got a bad one…

This pedal has good reverb tones and it’s a good price but it pops pretty loud when you engage it and that was a deal breaker for me. The manufacturer needs to redesign it so it’s silent when engaged. I’ll spend the extra $ and get a TC electronics or Boss pedal etc. …those pedals are silent when engaged.

This reverb pedal is a good deal.Good price with 9 different effects.7 reverbs and 1 flanger and 1 chorus.The decay and mix knobs let you get the sound you want with each effect.Nice wet reverbs if that's what you want and nice subtle ones with the mix turned way down.LOFI is really cool sounding and DUCKING has a nice haunting sound like it only plays the decay and not the attack.This is good for amps that don't have built in reverbThis little pedal makes my little Blackstar Fly 3 amp sound huge.