Distortion Guitar Pedal

Amazing sound! Had mine for little over 2 years. sounds great for recording and live shows!

...Just my opinions - I bought the Distortion pedal. I've read the negative reviews, and frankly my pedal seems to be OK. I tried using it inline with other pedals and it worked fine- A Digi-Tech Drop pedal and a Zoom G1X Four with no problems. ...And the modes are pretty cool, but a little bit of an overkill IMHO. For me, this pedal was a good deal. But guitar players are a finicky lot when it comes to tone, So yeah... you may hate it, but I love it. Careful coz the Level knob goes WAY HIGH.

It does what I want it to do. I have a telecaster and needed some distortion. Only problem is, is that the knobs don’t seem to work. And the toggle switch’s sound is faintly distinct. I rely more on my app setting to control the distortion than the pedal. Also, I can’t switch from distortion to clean amp settings. When I click on the button the sound completely cuts off. Might just be a pedal thing in general. This is my first pedal so expectations were reasonably low. All in all, it makes distortion so I’d buy it again or their other pedals since they’re cheap and get the job done.

Sounds ok. I prefer the Donner version of this pedal. The range is not what I expected...but it does work ok.

This is an awesome pedal for the price. It has 3 settings natural, tight and classic. It has a tone knob to adjust tone, a level knob to adjust overall volume of the pedal and the main knob which it backlit will allow you to adjuat the level of distortion. Great pedal for the price. The compact size leaves space for other pedals on your board.

Works great, makes a feedback noise when gain turned up but I think that’s normal for these pedals. Anyway love the distortion, sounds so good.

This pedal is the closest to the dirt style I usually seek for playing rock and metal. As such, it also makes it a tough comparison, since it’s competing with my Marshall onboard distortions (both solid state MG30DFX and tube DSL40CR), and also the MXR EVH 5150 Overdrive pedal. However, I have to say that this little guy holds his own! The gain doesn’t go up quite as high as I would like, but paired with a humbucker, and especially if you add a little signal and gain on the front end (like by using the boost pedal or an overdrive set to low gain), it gets pretty darn close! If I were playing through a Fender amp, didn’t already own the other solutions, and were on a budget, I would buy his pedal in a heartbeat -- for rock and metal, it is a much better option than the onboard Fender dirt.

This pedal is awesome. Better than other pedals that I have owned, (American Metal, Tube Screamer, RP-1, RP-10, etc.). A bit smaller than I am used to but... If you are on the fence about buying this one, JUMP!, before they raise the price.

Small compact size, played on marshall Amp with effects built in.. never a huge fan of the Amp until I got the pedal then I was more than happy. Delivered tons of extra crunch and the 3 tone selector is mint! Definitely recommend if pinch harmonics and metal squeals are what you love. Plays a great clean channel as well. Only drawback is no battery operation, have to purchase a 9v power block but also is inexpensive and the cord poses no issue with me

Der große Bruder nennt sich Caline. Azor ist die jeweilige Ausführung als Mini-Pedal. Ich habe einige im Einsatz. Sehr robuste Bauweise, sehen gut aus.

This is my second pedal from Azor and I can't complain. Good affordable choice for beginners.

Just tried this , on two of my guitars it was put through settings and I'm surprised it performed well , will it last ? We'll see , but all functions worked and it certainly delivers distortion no problem , metal case seems solid , I don't mind at all it just uses a power cord not batteries , batteries unreliable .

Awesome little pedals! I have a couple different Azor pedals. Solid amd great sound for the price! Will definitely purchase others!